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When Jane partnered with Lauren Jones Buyers Agency (LJBA) in October 2025, her brief was to secure a high-performing investment property that could serve as her future home. The Brisbane investor wanted a large balcony, great storage, and a strong rental return. Location was equally important. With work and lifestyle amenities in mind, Chermside’s thriving

There are Brisbane suburbs that shout their potential. And others—like Stafford—that simply prove it. Just 11 kilometres north of Brisbane’s CBD, Stafford sits quietly between its pricier neighbours—Wilston, Grange and Kedron—while sharing many of their advantages: proximity, transport, education opportunities, lifestyle, convenience…The list rolls on! But lately, the gap between these inner-north suburbs of Brisbane

Moreton Bay buyer demand is surging faster than ever—and not just for polished, move-in-ready homes. A recent sale by Neighbourhood Property’s Jules Seibuhr at 24 Kensington Way, Strathpine, shows how properties with untapped potential now command prices once reserved for fully renovated family homes. 24 Kensington Way, Strathpine The three-bedroom house sold for $685,000 in

New Domain data reveals Brisbane’s median house price has surged nearly $40,000 in just three months, reaching $1.1 million and overtaking Canberra for the first time. Our buyer’s agent and director Lauren Jones says the expansion of the government’s 5% deposit scheme has fuelled intense demand, with properties selling tens of thousands higher within weeks.

Earning well above the average income, Brisbane data officer Rebecca Wolfers thought she was finally ready to buy her first home…until prices in suburbs like Brackenridge and Bald Hills surged beyond reach. Buyer’s agent Lauren Jones shares how her guidance is helping first-home buyers navigate today’s competitive market, outpace investors, and secure a foothold across

Queenslanders now take four times longer to save for a home deposit than baby boomers did. Brisbane now records one of the sharpest affordability declines in the nation. Our very own Brisbane buyer’s agent Lauren Jones shares how today’s first-home buyers can still enter the market despite surging prices, longer saving periods, and rising competition