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Our brand new display townhome is now open onsite at Banksia McDowall Stage Two. Explore the spacious design fully styled and imagine yourself living at Banksia McDowall, amongst the natural leafy surrounds. Following a sell-out Stage One, Stage Two is already over 50% sold, with the stylish four bedroom, turnkey townhomes proving popular. Each townhome

Banksia McDowall Stage 1 is completed, with residents now enjoying their new lifestyle. Banksia McDowall Stage 2 construction is progressing well. Framing is currently underway across the site, with approximately half the frames now complete and the remaining blocks expected to be framed throughout October and November. Advanced blocks have now commenced with external cladding

Kinross Residences Stage 1 is completed, with residents now enjoying their new lifestyle. Kinross Residences Stage 2 construction is approaching completion. Quality assurance checks are now underway across the site to ensure all townhomes are completed to a high standard prior to handover. Our Landscaping Team are busy adding final plants, mulch, and turf to

  The announcement of Brisbane as the host city for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games has sparked widespread excitement and anticipation. Beyond the sporting spectacle, the event is expected to leave a lasting legacy on the region's property market, with significant implications for Brisbane and its surrounding areas, including Redland City. Brisbane's Property Market:

2024 is already shaping up to be the year of the unit, with unaffordable house prices, high interest rates and population growth driving buyers towards cheaper properties in convenient locations. Recent data from CoreLogic reveals that unit values are experiencing faster growth than house prices across Australia. This trend is evident in more than half

Four years on from when the World Health Organisation declared COVID-19 a worldwide pandemic, CoreLogic research director Tim Lawless has revealed seven ways COVID changed housing trends. It was four years ago when the World Health Organisation declared COVID-19 a worldwide pandemic.  Since that time economic trends, including housing metrics, have been on a roller coaster

2023 presented numerous challenges for the real estate sector, grappling with escalating interest rates, surging house prices, insufficient supply, and heightened demand. Looking ahead to the upcoming year, Domain's 2024 Outlook Report foresees a persistent uptrend in both house and unit prices, sustained high interest rates, and robust population growth. Domain's Chief of Research and

Palaszczuk Government backing first time home buyers by doubling grant, as part of a raft of cost of living measures delivered by the government. The government is doubling the First Home Owner Grant, taking the total to $30,000 for eligible first home buyers. This will come into effect from Monday, 20 November. This means more

The latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows some patchy areas of recovery; however, the building and construction industry remains on high alert as high-profile insolvencies send shockwaves through an industry doing it tough. With the industry just starting to get back onto an even keel, now is not the time to

Sales of new homes continued to fall last month, as the ongoing construction crisis claims more casualties. The latest Housing Industry Association (HIA) report, which surveys the major builders in the five largest states, showed a 7.2% decline in the sale of new homes in March, extending the streak of losses due to the impacts