Brisbane Buyers' Agency

18/10/2026

This analysis looks at what could happen to house prices moving forward. If only we had a crystal ball!

While an analysis is good information to be armed with, bear in mind that it's very difficult to predict property price growth. Always consider the basic fundamentals of supply and demand - this should be the underlying basis for property investment decisions.

Surprising pockets of Queensland are set to lead a massive $850k price surge over the next decade. Search how your suburb’s tipped to rise using our interactive tool.

09/10/2026

The latest house price data shows Brisbane saw the biggest fall in property prices over September, of 1.5%, but this is coming off the back of several years of very strong growth and sits in the context of falls in every city except Darwin.

As I have said many times, this represents a good time to buy, if your circumstances allow. There is less buyer competition, which means you can more easily negotiate.

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05/10/2026

In Brisbane there are no suburbs left with a median under $500,000, but according to this analysis, the cheapest areas in the city are:

1. Fortitude Valley (Unit $705,000)

2. Bowen Hills (House $714,250)

3. Bowen Hills (Unit $720,000)

4. Alexandra Hills (Unit $720,000)

5. Macgregor (Unit $725,000)

Cheap doesn't necessarily equate to a good investment - and indeed in many cases it won't make for a good investment over time. Scarcity relative to demand is the factor that drives prices up, and if you're buying for investment purposes this is what you should keep in mind.

24/09/2026

It looks like next Tuesday's cash rate decision could be a rise, which would take it to 4.6%.

Are you expecting an increase, and if so, how has this impacted your decisions when it comes to the property market?

Another interest rate hike could be just around the corner for borrowers, with new warnings from Reserve Bank executives that inflation is likely worse than data is showing.

11/09/2026

While some buyers are sitting on the sidelines at the moment waiting to see what happens to the market, interest rates and prices, many are taking advantage of reduced competition to secure homes.

The best time to buy is when your personal circumstances are right, but make sure you are buying quality properties as these will maintain their value - and grow - over time, because there will always be buyers for them.

Experts warn interest rate fears are crippling this city’s clearance rates and halting the return of the spring selling season.

04/09/2026

House prices may be correcting nationally but luxury homes are still selling.

This Noosa waterfront property has sold for $40m, setting a new record for a residential sale in Queensland.

A couple has paid $40 million for a Noosa Heads waterfront property, shattering Queensland’s residential sales record previously held by mining magnate Gina Rinehart.

28/08/2026

Following inflation data out this week, several banks are now tipping a rate hike this year.

But does this matter? According to this report lenders are cutting rates to compete for customers. With less people borrowing this could be a good time to secure a better rate.

Mortgage lenders are cutting rates to fight for customers even as three major banks now expect another RBA hike this year.

22/08/2026

Some data is starting to filter through on property investor behaviour post the Budget, but since this data is only up to the June quarter, the next quarter's results will be more telling.

Have the tax changes for property in the Federal Government's budget changed how you have been investing since May?

A shift in investor behaviour in recent months suggests that tax changes in the federal budget are starting to have the intended effect.

14/08/2026

The RBA left the cash rate on hold this week. But there is much speculation about what the next move will be, with the door left open for another rise, as well as where house prices will go from here.

What's your prediction?

Four straight months of falling home prices across Australia may be a blessing in disguise for borrowers juggling mortgage repayments and the rising cost of living.

03/08/2026

Despite the headlines, the reality is that home prices in Brisbane have only fallen marginally - by 0.5% over the past 2 months - and the city was the third best performing nationally in July.

Ultimately this presents a good time to get into the market - with fewer buyers there are greater opportunities to negotiate on prices and other conditions. In the long run prices are expected to bounce back and rise even higher than they have been.

Brisbane home prices have dropped for the second month in a row, after interest rate hikes and federal budget changes ended three and a half years of growth.