by admin on October 25, 2008
Mr Turner yesterday said he and his wife, Judith, were downsizing after more than a decade living at the property on exclusive Rosebery Terrace, in the city’s inner southwest.
Selling agent John Johnston of Johnston Dixon Quality Property said Rosebery Terrace was one of Brisbane’s most exclusive streets, with an array of multimillion-dollar homes enjoying that rare combination of an absolute riverfront position and perfect northeast aspect.
”There’s a worldwide demand for quality property and homes such as the Turner property on Rosebery Terrace rarely become available,” he said.
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by admin on August 21, 2008
The “For Sale” signs seem to be going up everywhere. In Brisbane, the number of homes coming on the market is more than 75% above last year’s total; Melbourne’s numbers are up 66%; and even in Sydney – where sellers have been frozen into inaction – numbers are still going up (by 38%). more
by admin on June 13, 2008
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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by admin on April 3, 2008
BRISBANE real estate stalwart Denise Gustafson clearly remembers when a million dollars was a fortune and Brisbane was a just a speck on the national property market. After all, she was the real estate agent to seal the deal on Brisbane’s first ever million-dollar residential property
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by admin on April 3, 2008
Houses are talking slightly longer to sell in the inner north, but prices remain high. Real estate agents say the gap between supply and demand is narrowing, so competition for houses is not as fierce as it has been.
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