Ellen Lutton

3 weeks ago | domain.com.au | Ellen Lutton

One of the last original apartment buildings on the southern Gold Coast beachfront has been put up for sale as a block of six, located at what has been described as “one of the most enviable addresses on the Australian coastline”. The two-level orange brick flats, believed to have been built in the 1970s, have been owned by the same family for decades – a common occurrence along this stretch of the coastline, according to Remax Results agent Nicole Dakis.

1 month ago | domain.com.au | Ellen Lutton

Right on the Bondi beachfront promenade and only nine steps down to the ocean … if you’re thinking location, location, location, this is simply gold, gold, gold. Even better, two apartments in the same iconic art deco block – the only one to sit so close to the beach – have come up for sale side-by-side, with the potential to become one, much larger, two-bedroom ultimate seaside home.

1 month ago | domain.com.au | Ellen Lutton

Home prices are set to surge by up to 12 per cent in the next two years if the official interest rate is cut by the predicted 1.5 per cent by early 2026. Some analysts and agents, as a result, are urging potential purchasers to buy as soon as they’re able in order to avoid the steep hikes. A further 12 per cent on top of today’s prices means an extra $141,000 added to the combined capitals’ median house price, taking it to $1.32 million, on Domain data.

1 month ago | domain.com.au | Ellen Lutton

A one-bedroom house in original condition in East Brisbane was at the centre of a frenzied, record-breaking auction on the weekend, selling under the hammer for a massive $1.58 million. In a clear demonstration of Brisbane’s still red-hot property market, a fast and fierce bidding war erupted over the pocket-sized postwar home at 23 Kennedy Terrace, which property records show has had only one owner since it was last bought in 1979 for $25,700.

2 months ago | domain.com.au | Ellen Lutton

An old cow shed perched atop a hill in southside Brisbane has been reborn as one of the suburb’s most iconic homes after undergoing a two-decade transformation – and it’s now set to go under the hammer with multimillion-dollar expectations. Snapped up 22 years ago by an eagle-eyed couple with an architectural and building background, the rural relic now spans three levels and backs onto Toohey Forest at 6 Thornycroft Street, Tarragindi.