Queensland residential property
Cottage built by grandparents in Brisbane’s priciest suburb sells for eye-watering price
In a 43-bid duel, two families fought at auction for the 100-year-old house on a street where you’re lucky to see two homes sell in a decade.
- Sarah Webb
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High-rise plan for historic former bread factory
The brick complex in Fortitude Valley was built more than 100 years ago. A 17-storey apartment building could be built on the site.
- William Davis
Wieambilla shooting home up for sale
The Queensland Police Union has expressed surprise at the listing, and said negotiations to buy the property were still under way.
- Dominique Tassell
How Brisbane just leapfrogged Sydney for property pain
It’s a gut punch to first home buyer hopefuls after property prices soared over the past five years. Is there any relief?
- Sarah Webb
New Trump tower to be Australia’s tallest building, ‘private’ beach club promised
“It’s not every day that a building comes along that changes a landscape, an economy and a culture,” the developer said.
- William Davis and Dominique Tassell
Kids in tears as doctor splashes $4 million on Wilston character home
Among the Brisbane residences selling at auction was a five-bedroom, four-bathroom house that reset the street record in the northern suburb.
- Sarah Webb
Two-bedder cracks $1 million as Nundah property market comes of age
When the price hit $1 million, the crowd laughed. Minutes later, the hammer fell and the laughter turned to cheers.
- Sarah Webb
Red Hill stunner built with bits of Treasury Building and Brett’s Wharf smashes reserve
A Brisbane man spent four years hoping to get his hands on the rare home, steeped in Brisbane history.
- Sarah Webb
Brisbane now more expensive than Sydney for first-home buyers
The River City has fewer homes under $500,000 than Sydney. Here are the suburbs where you might still find a bargain.
- Brittney Deguara
Hate the beach? These river towns have shade
Coastal towns often draw the attention of city slickers looking for a change of pace. But river towns may be a more affordable, yet just as idyllic option.
- Dan F Stapleton