Brisbane is filled to the brim with heritage houses. In this mini-series we delved into architecture from different eras to help you understand the design premise of your dream home. In this article we look into houses built in the Post-war period, the 1940 to 1960's.

Brisbane is filled to the brim with heritage houses. In this mini-series we delved into architecture from different eras to help you understand the design premise of your dream home. In this article we look into houses built in the Interwar period, the 1920 to 1930's.

Brisbane is filled to the brim with heritage houses. In this mini-series we delved into architecture from different eras to help you understand the design premise of your dream home. In this article, we look into houses built during the Federation period, the 1890 to 1910's.

Brisbane is filled to the brim with heritage houses. In this mini-series we delved into architecture from different eras to help you understand the design premise of your dream home. In this article we look into houses built in the Late Colonial period, the 1870's to 1880's.

The Australian Tax Office has published some tips regarding buying property. This is part of a three-part series summarising those tips, blog posts are also made on advice on buying property and owning property. 

The Australian Tax Office has published some tips regarding buying property. This is part of a three-part series summarising those tips, blog posts are also made on advice on buying property and selling a property.

The Australian Tax Office has published some tips regarding buying property. This is part of a three-part series summarising those tips, blog posts are also made on advice on owning property and selling a property. 

If you are a property investor, you might be prone to making a mistake while lodging for your tax return. Here are five common property investor pitfalls you should aim to avoid.  

REIQ’s Queensland Market Monitor June report has stated that the hold period for houses in all Australian capital cities have continued to trend upwards over the past 12 months. This post gives a summary of the holding periods of each state capital city.

REIQ's Queensland Market Monitor states that Queensland's unit market has continued to face more challenges than the house market as it has fallen slightly by 0.1% over the June quarter. However, Brisbane has seen an overall growth of 1.3%. The change in Brisbane City, West End, South Brisbane and Highgate Hill unit m...