12FebIn Brisbane’s Western suburbs, a vacant lot is rare. When a small, run-down home on a large block is sold, the new owners generally begin the knock down and rebuild process.Undertaking a knock down and rebuild is exactly what it…
19DecThis market wrap looks into the real estate market in 2018 for both sales and rentals and provides some insight ahead of time, into 2019.
13NovJust a stone’s throw away from the city lies Kenmore, a suburb which is at the heart of Brisbane’s property growth.
13NovGearing is a form of financial leverage. In real estate, when an investor borrows money to invest in an income-producing property, gearing is the money borrowed to buy this asset - usually a home loan. The income made from…
01NovIn our latest market wrap, we will share what market movement we’ve seen in the third quarter of 2018 for both sales and rentals. We’ll also look forward to what we can expect over the horizon. Focusing in on Chelmer…
26JulThe 2017-18 financial year is now finished and we will share a few insights into what has happened in the marketplace, for both sales and rentals, in the past twelve months. Looking ahead to what can be expected over the…
24AprIn our latest market wrap, you gain a little of our insight into what’s happening in the market. This wrap up provides an overview of the market movement we’ve seen in the first quarter of 2018 for both sales and…
14DecOn behalf of the entire team at Place Graceville, we would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a safe, enjoyable holiday season.2017 has been a great year within the property space here in Brisbane,…
21NovDon’t you love elections, a time when politicians get to jostle for air time, promising us the world, trying to become the messiah of all issues great and small.
30OctSpring is well and truly under way and the traditional upswing in properties coming to the market is evident. Here at Place, we’ve seen a number of new homes come online feeding the appetite of some starving buyers that didn’t…
11JulThis financial year, we have an information packed market update from the team here at Place Graceville. Not only has the end of the 2017 financial year marked the beginning of a raft of legislative changes that will impact Sellers…
10MayLast night the powers that be played with a few numbers and as with every budget, there is winners and losers. We’ve done the hard work for you and unspun the things we believe may impact the housing market.
Oxley is one of Brisbane’s best up and coming suburbs. Predominantly a residential area, with some commercial and industrial areas, Oxley is named after Oxley Creek, which was named after John Oxley, one of Australia’s earliest explorers.
Corinda is a well established residential area, with a commercial area along Oxley Road, and an industrial area in the north-east.
Sherwood is named after an original property in the area, thought to be named after Sherwood Forest in England. The true centre piece of Sherwood is the Arboretum which was established in 1924 and has over 16 hectares of parklands,…
Tennyson is a quiet, leafy suburb and is one of Brisbane’s most established and appealing riverside addresses. The small and charming suburb is famously known for the Tennis Centre, which was previously the Tennyson Power Station (operational from 1953 –…
Graceville is a quiet, leafy suburb named after Grace Grimes, daughter of Samuel Grimes, a former local Member of Parliament and supporter of the Ipswich-Brisbane railway line.
Chelmer is a quiet, leafy suburb and is one of Brisbane’s most established and appealing riverside addresses. The ‘Blue Ribbon’ suburb known for its fine old Queenslanders and riverside breezes, was previously known as Oxley Point and Riverton and is…
One of Brisbane’s oldest and most popular suburbs, Indooroopilly is a well established residential and commercial area. Famously known for one of the biggest shopping centres in Australia, Indooroopilly is named from an Aboriginal word meaning “running water”.
27FebWhen Wendy from Graceville Fine Foods posted on Facebook a week ago appealing for donations for Townsville flooding victims, she didn’t expect the response would receive nation-wide attention.
12FebEvery house has one of those walls which needs rejuvenating with wall décor. It is the wall which is constantly passed but never looked at.
11FebEarly February 2019 marked the 10-year anniversary since directors Viviana and Gary opened the doors of Place Graceville.
11FebFor over a year, West Brisbane residents have had to detour around the new Yeerongpilly Green development at the Queensland Tennis Centre.
11FebFor real estate agents, selling houses for their clients is so much more than just a transaction.
09JanWhen staging a house for sale there are six ‘must do’s’ that can have the largest impact on enticing buyers.
09JanThe entertainment area is often the heart of the home. These areas see life’s most memorable moments, from big Christmas lunches and birthday celebrations to small family gatherings like Sunday breakfast. These areas are important as they host the times…
03JanIf you’ve been considering renting out your house, the start of the year has many benefits for securing a tenant.
03JanLast week realestate.com.au revealed their most searched real estate keywords on their website in 2018.
03JanThe benefits of selling a house in January are often overlooked due to the popularity of the Spring season.
03JanWhen a Graceville home received its property estimate, it was valued at $1,060,000. After a few quick fixes, costing $20,000, the house sold for over $100,000 more than the initial appraisal, for a total of $1,166,000.
12DecIt's the most wonderful time of the year - it's also the busiest, the most financially demanding and the most stressful.
26FebOnline real estate photography is usually the first point of contact between a buyer and a home, so it’s essential these photos evoke positive feelings and make your house stand out from the crowd.
26FebWhether you're selling for the first time, or are a seasoned veteran, having the right real estate agent is a vital part of a successful sale. However, there are tens of thousands of agents in Australia – it can feel…
21JanFor most, selling a house occurs infrequently, and when the time does come it can be hard to know what the right process is.
13NovThe suburbs in Brisbane’s outer ring are renowned for their large blocks. While these big backyards are enjoyed during tenure, they can pose problems when it comes time to sell.
12SepMaking the decision to build your own house is daunting yet exciting and proper planning is key to ensuring this process is successful for you.
08AugBuying a home is the biggest investment most people will make, which is why home-buyers often turn up to open-for-inspections with a list. We’ve got our top 5 tips for sellers to appeal to buyers.
02JulWinter is well and truly here. If you’re looking to make your home feel a little more cosy, then we’ve got just the thing.
19JunQueenslanders are beautiful, airy buildings filled with character. It’s no wonder so many people want to live in them!
14JunAdam Harnett has been a plumber for over 22 years and he’s seen his fair share of plumbing issues.
24AprJacqui from Feather My Nest Property Styling knows all the ins-and-outs of making a room look just right.
05AprWhen it comes to styling your property for sale, you pay close attention to the bedrooms and living areas but one of the rooms that often goes unnoticed is the bathroom.
22JanWhether it’s your first apartment or a small living room, it’s nice to make a space feel homely.