Brisbane’s latest snob status symbol is an inner-city apartment tied to a five-star hotel. And the Hilton brand name just isn’t good enough. A rush of $1 million plus units is planned for the inner city with four major hotel operators likely to add their names and operations to the tower developments. more
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Brisbane
Real estate market still slow
Interest rates may be down but buyers are still running scared when it comes to property with the Brisbane market remaining slow at the weekend. more
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$1m homes ‘will be the norm’
HOUSES in Brisbane will have an average price of $1 million in just seven years, a local real estate agency owner has predicted as interest rates were cut. Read more of this story at news.com.au
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Ascot property dips
Brisbane: Ascot is no longer a $1 million suburb, but real estate agents say it will not stay that way.
The suburb had the biggest drop in median house prices in the inner north from the December to the March quarter, with a price of $785,000.
Real Estate Institute of Queensland figures showed the median price at Ascot for the 12 months ending on March 31 was $877,500.
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