Fraser & Co

21/08/2026

Behind the scenes at Laguna Waters — Magnolia & Wattle keeps moving. Recent weeks have added further contracts and expressions of interest across the Wattle building, adding to a steady run of activity through this cycle.

Redland's flagship bayside community continues to draw a mix of downsizers, retirees relocating from further afield, and long-term Cleveland locals who want a genuine lock-and-leave lifestyle without leaving the bay behind. Wattle is well advanced, Magnolia is sold out, and Banksia is the next building to come.

Fraser & Co has been the exclusive marketing partner for Laguna Waters since launch. This is what a well-designed, well-located, well-marketed development looks like in a cycle that rewards patient, considered product.

If you're weighing up a move to Laguna Waters — or want to walk through the display — contact Cody Fraser on 0403 650 732 or [email protected].

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Laguna Waters is a stunning new apartment development on Bloomfield Street, Cleveland. Offering 1, 2, 3 & 3-bedroom + MPR apartments with resort-style facilities, minutes from the bayside.

11/08/2026

Another beachside opportunity joins our Sunshine Coast portfolio — 4/73 Welsby Parade, Bongaree.

Positioned directly across from Bongaree's beach on Bribie Island, this first-floor apartment sits in a boutique complex of just five. Two bedrooms, one bathroom, offered in original condition — a genuine blank canvas in one of the island's most sought-after pockets.

Locations like this rarely come up. A beachfront outlook, walk-everywhere convenience, and real scope to add value — it's the kind of coastal position buyers wait years for.

Expressions of Interest now open. Speak with Janet Kake to arrange your inspection.

11/08/2026

New to market — 1 Gumdale Court, Noosaville. A rare 2,333m² family holding on a quiet Noosaville court, with a resort-style outdoor entertaining precinct, sparkling inground pool, and future dual-living potential (STCA).

Well-located Noosaville family homes on generous land are the compressed-supply story of this cycle. Blocks over 2,000m² in this pocket rarely come to market, and when they do they tend to move to buyers who value privacy, indoor-outdoor flow, and the everyday convenience of being minutes from the river, Noosa Junction and the beaches. The Sunshine Coast market is in a healthy resilience phase — well-presented, well-positioned product is what's transacting.

Fraser & Co's Sunshine Coast team lists across the shire, from Tewantin and Noosaville through Sunshine Beach and Noosa Heads. We've marketed Queensland coastal patches through more than one cycle — from Brisbane's bayside to the Sunshine Coast — and know how to present a family home like this to the right buyer.

4 beds · 2 bath · 2-car garage · pool · huge covered patio · 2,333m² block. To view or discuss the property, contact Georgina Watson on 0405 138 153 or Janet Kake on 0418 743 732.

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09/08/2026

The unit advantage is quietly reshaping how South East Queensland buys.

With Brisbane's typical house now around $1.11M and the typical unit closer to $800k, apartments have become the accessible way into a market that has re-rated strongly over the past few years. And they are working harder for owners: Cotality's July 2026 read puts gross rental yields on Brisbane units at about 3.9%, ahead of roughly 3.1% on houses — with units also outpacing houses on growth through 2025.

This isn't a one-month story. Limited new apartment supply, steady interstate migration and an Olympic-decade infrastructure pipeline keep the fundamentals firm. A well-chosen unit in the right pocket is where accessible entry and stronger yield line up.

We've watched these pockets move from overlooked to sought-after across the full cycle. If you're weighing up where value sits next — to buy, invest or sell — we're always happy to talk it through.

31/07/2026

Off-market preview — 34 Toomey Street, Traveston. A rare 1.6-acre Mary Valley holding, offered exclusively to Fraser & Co's buyer database for the next few weeks before it formally lists.

Mary Valley lifestyle acreage this well-finished rarely comes to market at all, and when it does it usually moves before the broader public campaign begins. Sunshine Coast hinterland demand is being met by scarce, tightly-held stock — the buyers who find these homes first are the ones already inside the agent's database.

Fraser & Co's Sunshine Coast team has been on this coast through more than one cycle, from Tewantin and Noosaville through to the Mary Valley. An off-market preview is our way of matching a home like this to the right buyer without the wear of a full public marketing cycle — better for the sellers, and better for the buyer who's been quietly waiting for exactly this.

Approximately 1.6 acres · 2 bed · 2 bath · converted 40-foot studio · 3-bay carport · solar with battery backup · beautifully maintained gardens. Private inspections available now — contact Georgina Watson on 0405 138 153 or Sarah Smedley on 0403 252 422.

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27/07/2026

Brisbane has spent two years setting records — and mid-2026 finds its market settling into a calmer, more balanced rhythm.

Values are still at a record: the median dwelling sits near $1.12M, up 17.4% over the year, with monthly growth easing to a steady 0.3%. And there are now around 23% more homes on the market than a year ago — the biggest lift of any capital.

For buyers, that's the return of something rare through the boom: genuine choice, and the time to make a considered decision. For owners, balance doesn't mean quality sits — well-located, well-presented homes are still moving quickly.

At Fraser & Co, we've guided clients through every phase of this cycle for close to four decades. If you're weighing your next move in a calmer, more considered Brisbane market, we'd love to talk it through — fnco.au.

19/07/2026

The southern Sunshine Coast just got its long-term plan.

On 17 July the Queensland Government declared the Halls Creek Priority Development Area — more than 1,200 hectares south of Caloundra, set up to deliver as many as 12,000 homes alongside schools, parks, green space and sites for local business. An Early Release Area will fast-track around 1,000 of those, with the development scheme now in preparation and public consultation to follow later this year.

Read it in cycle terms and it's a supply story. The Coast's constraint has never been demand — it's been shovel-ready land. Unlocking a pipeline of this scale, beside Stockland's Aura and connected to the planned Wave rail corridor, is how a growing region keeps pace with the people who want to live in it.

For owners across Caloundra, Pelican Waters and the southern beaches, this is the kind of decade-long infrastructure story that quietly underwrites value.

If you'd like to know what it means for your street, we're always happy to talk.