Elizabeth Tilley
Writer at Freelance
Queensland Real Estate News Editor at News Corp Australia
Property Journalist at RealEstate
Journalist/Presenter @newscorpaus Qld Real Estate News Editor @couriermail Home Tour Presenter 🏠
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2 weeks ago |
realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell
NewsJust five years ago, Victoria Pinturut was 23 and working at Bunnings when the world went into lockdown. A job loss, $100,000 down the drain in a failed subdivision project, 10 home renovations, and a lot of sheer determination later, she now runs a bar and a property business with her partner, Roger Garreau. “I started working at Bunnings in 2019 while studying interior design and construction,” Ms Pinturut said.
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3 weeks ago |
realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell
NewsQueenslandBrisbaneA historic home with ties to the David Jones family and a former Wallabies captainhas made its current owner $2m in just four years — on the condition it will not be bulldozed. The unrenovated, 120-year-old Queenslander at 60 Riverview Tce, Hamilton, has sold to a local investor for $5.8m, after last changing hands in May 2021 for $3.8m.
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3 weeks ago |
realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell
NewsHome prices are back in record territory, rebounding from a brief downturn thanks to a long-awaited rate cut boosting buyer demand and pushing prices higher in every capital city. PropTrack’s Home Price Index posted a 0.27 per cent national rise in March, after a modest 0.3 per cent increase in February ended a three-month easing in prices — and a back-to-back rate cut today could spark another surge.
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3 weeks ago |
realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell
NewsQueenslandBrisbaneHomehunters looking to buy in Brisbane in the next year will need a $13,000 pay rise to keep up with property price growth in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The shock modelling of forecasts from SQM Research by Finder.com.au reveals households will need to earn an annual income of $180,732 to afford an average home at the start of 2026 if prices rise at the forecast rate — that jumps to $633,000 in some suburbs.
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4 weeks ago |
realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell
Some of Australia’s most sought-after destinations have made a blacklist of markets property investors have been warned to avoid. Perth, Byron Bay, Noosa, Sydney, and Darwin have been identified as no-go zones by national buyers’ agency, Propertyology, after a study of 400-plus towns and cities nationally. Using historical research, Propertyology has identified each market’s triggers for property market volatility to evaluate their risk profile.
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