Brisbane buyer agent market insights – first high-rise proposed for carindale area, next to the shopping centre
First high-rise proposed for Carindale area, next to the shopping centre.
First high-rise proposed for Carindale area, next to the shopping centre.
The Glasshouse Theatre at South Bank opens
New residential tower with ground floor food and beverage planned for Newstead
Property market insights – New Mixed-Use building to complement rochedale village
New commercial development planned for underutilised site in Fortitude Valley
Pulse of the Brisbane property market. Check out what’s happening at Sherwood.
Brisbane buyer agent market insights – Mollison street entry of soda factory at west end to be refurbished
Buying agent Brisbane market insights – Brisbane buyer agent market insights – Two new hotels planned for Brisbane airport
New Co-educational secondary catholic school proposed for Windsor
The five-storey project, which would incorporate residential, retail and office space, would be located on a prominent street corner at 2–8 Latrobe Terrace & 299 Given Terrace, Paddington.
Plans to turn Gabba into mixed-use precinct progress. Queensland Government’s plan to turn the Gabba into a mixed-use precinct, with site drilling.
Childcare centre proposed for Calamvale.
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Childcare Centre planned for Doolandella, alongside residential lots, to meet demand
Buyers agents Brisbane insights – Albion site to be transformed into car sales and servicing facility.
Brisbane Market Insights – childcare centre planned for Morningside.
Revitalisation planned for uptown centre in Brisbane’s Queen Street Mall.
Brisbane buyer agent market insights – extension proposed for lions Richlands football club.
Brisbane buyer agent market insights – Luxury precinct planned for Hamilton suburb
Morningside Central, in Brisbane’s inner west, is set for a transformation, with plans for a redevelopment including the addition of 17 new shops.
Second Norman Hotel to open on Brisbane’s northside
For first home buyers searching Brisbane’s northside, Stafford Heights is no longer the quiet achiever it once was. Just 9km from the CBD, this elevated suburb has seen entry-level homes — three-bedroom, one-bathroom classics on 600m² blocks — surge more than 76% in value over the past five years. The question is, does that growth make Stafford Heights too late to buy into, or is it still one of the smartest plays for first-time buyers ready to step into the market?
Brisbane’s entry-level suburbs offer buyers an affordable pathway into desirable postcodes without sacrificing lifestyle. These areas typically feature well-established homes, good transport links, and access to schools and amenities — making them ideal for first-home buyers, young families, and strategic investors. Let us explore why Kenmore is a standout example for homeowners.
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