Brisbane's property market is poised for notable growth in 2025. SQM Research anticipates a 9% to 14% increase in home prices, translating to a median dwelling price rise between $77,000 and $120,000. This surge is driven by strong population growth and limited housing supply.

The market is still moving along nicely due to low supply that is outweighing demand. However, in the midst of a financial climate where banks are playing it safe, the choice of selling a property becomes a pivotal decision for both sellers and real estate agents - in terms of achieving the best result.

In the world of customer service, the real estate industry stands out as a unique and challenging arena – it has one of the highest turnovers of any industry in Australia.

Brisbane, the vibrant capital of Queensland, is truly coming into its own. With a burgeoning culinary scene, a quietly thriving tech industry, and its upcoming role as the host of the Brisbane Olympic Games, the city's evolution is undeniable.

It’s Spring Selling Season once again, but this time around we’re likely to see a boost to listing numbers will provide good news for buyers in what remains a competitive market.

The home supply shortage in Queensland is hitting from all angles at present, we have a low supply of homes available for purchase and for rent.