Brisbane Property Market Downturn: How Far Could Prices Fall?

Brisbane dwelling values fell by 0.6% in July 2026, the city’s first recorded monthly decline in the current cycle. While one month of falling values does not confirm a prolonged correction, it may mark the beginning of a Brisbane property market downturn. On the ground, we are seeing fewer active buyers, fewer new listings and […]

Upsizing in Brisbane: How the 2026 Budget Has Changed the Property Conversation

The 2026 Federal Budget has changed the property conversation for many Brisbane homeowners. With proposed changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax making established investment properties less attractive, some buyers are reconsidering whether upsizing or renovating the family home may be a better fit for their lifestyle and long-term property plans.

Brisbane Property Market Update June 2026

The Brisbane property market began June 2026 with a more cautious outlook. Although prices continue to increase, rental conditions are still tight, and the city’s long-term fundamentals remain strong, the market’s pace has slowed compared to the rapid growth observed in 2025 and early 2026. The Federal Budget released on 12 May 2026 has also […]

Logan City Council Flood Mapping: What Buyers Need to Know

Buying a property in Logan is not just about the house, the street and the suburb. Flood risk can affect the real cost and long-term suitability of a property, from insurance premiums and renovation options through to resale value and buyer confidence. That is why recent changes to Logan City Council flood mapping are important […]

Buying a House in Brisbane: Key Differences for Southern Buyers

Buying a house in Brisbane can be surprisingly frustrating if you’re used to the Sydney or Melbourne markets. The homes look different. Sales campaigns run differently. Price guides can be vague or missing. Offer deadlines are sometimes brought forward. Auctions can sell before auction day. And open homes may still go ahead even when a […]