Elizabeth Tilley

Brisbane

Freelance 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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Banks in rate cut war to woo borrowers ahead of RBA meeting

1 week ago | realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell
Celebrity real estate mogul’s Aussie housing crisis fix

1 week ago | realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell
Real estate: Playboy mansion seller has Aussie housing crisis solution

1 week ago | news.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley

An international real estate mogul has weighed in on the debate over solutions to Australia’s housing crisis, slamming a ‘mansion tax’ and calling for interest rates to be slashed. Speaking from Los Angeles ahead of his visit Downunder to headline this year’s Australasian Real Estate Conference (AREC), Mauricio Umansky also said government incentives for private sector developers would help boost housing supply. “Governments need to subsidise the private sector,” he said.
Revealed: 75 Qld suburbs you could afford to buy in if lending standards drop

4 weeks ago | realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell
‘We lost it all’: How a 28yo went from Bunnings to business owner

1 month 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.
‘Don’t knock it over’: Historic home sells for $2m profit on one condition

1 month 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.
‘Reignited’: Shock RBA call to spark fresh home price boom

1 month 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.
Shock amount you need to earn to afford a home next year

1 month 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.
Surprise areas in Aus watchlist

1 month 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.
I asked ChatGPT how to fix the housing crisis: This was the answer

1 month ago | realestate.com.au | Elizabeth Tilley |Matt Bell

NewsIt’s the 1.2 million home question — how to fix Australia’s housing crisis. Given there seems to be many different opinions and AI appears to have the answer to everything these days, I decided to ask ChatGPT. The answers might surprise you.