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  Click here to tune into the discussion between Brisbane buyers agent Lauren Jones and other industry professionals, regarding the rise of newer buyers opting for cheaper properties.      From original:    “As houses become more expensive nationwide, many first-time buyers have turned to apartments to enter the property market.     However, just… Continue reading Which is the better buy? A unit in an old apartment building or a newer one?

Queensland’s unique approach to property auctions is causing confusion and uncertainty among prospective buyers, particularly those new to the market, according to a local buyer’s agent. Unlike other states such as New South Wales and Victoria, where auction price guides are commonly provided, Queensland law prohibits agents from giving buyers an indicative selling price. Lauren… Continue reading Queensland’s auction laws leaving buyers in the dark

“On The BNI Effect Ep 4 with Tony Meredith, join Lauren Jones as she shares her journey from skepticism to success with BNI! As a buyer’s agent and president of the BNI Gateway chapter, Lauren has expanded her business through connections in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne, attending over 20 chapters in just one month. Discover… Continue reading The BNI Effect Ep4 with Lauren Jones – Finding Balance with BNI

Check out the full Homely article here.    From original:    “Australia’s property market continues to grow as evidenced by CoreLogic’s latest data showing a 0.6% increase in property prices for April. This marks the 15th consecutive month of price increases, bringing the national median dwelling value to $779,819. Despite higher interest rates, worsening housing… Continue reading Will we see another interest rate rise? Property experts discuss.

An in-depth look at the growing trend of middle-aged Australians buying their first homes, amidst rising property prices and economic shifts.     From original BNN article:   “The phenomenon of first-time homebuyers entering the market in their forties and fifties is becoming increasingly common, driven by record-high property prices in cities across Australia. Brisbane buyers agent… Continue reading Middle-Aged First Home Buyers Confront Soaring Property Prices

The decline of new builds in Australia has been a consistent trend for a number of years, with only 13,085 Australian building approvals made in December of 2023.  See what Lauren Jones has to say about new builds, knock down rebuilds, and the silver linings within it all.  Click here to read the full article.