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At sunrise in Scarborough Harbour, the Peninsula still sounds like a working port. Diesel engines start before dawn. Commercial boats move out toward Moreton Bay. Seafood trucks arrive while walkers and cafe customers gather along the waterfront. That atmosphere is becoming increasingly rare in southeast Queensland — and it is quietly helping shape property value…
The Q1 2026 Market The Bribie Island and Pumicestone Passage area is no longer a market that surprises people with its results — it’s one that demands to be taken seriously on its own terms. Across six suburbs and 107 confirmed residential sales in the 90-day period, the combined median of $960,000 sits 9.1% above…
Albany Creek and Bridgeman Downs sit side by side on Moreton Bay’s southside and Brisbane’s northside, yet they tell distinctly different stories about where the market is heading. Albany Creek is the higher-volume, more accessible of the two — 296 annual sales across a broad mix of houses, townhouses and units, with a 90-day median…
Did you know that Caboolture’s ANZAC story isn’t just marked by its war memorial—but by the railway line that still runs through the suburb today? In the early 20th century, that line formed part of a critical transport corridor through South East Queensland—moving produce out, and at times, troops through—linking Caboolture to Brisbane and beyond….
The Redcliffe Peninsula isn’t waiting for a headline project — it’s already changing. A wave of upgrades across health, transport and the foreshore is quietly reshaping how people live, move and buy on the Peninsula. That shift is already showing up in the numbers. QUICK LINKS — Click to read Top 10 Sales on the…
A $4.8 million Morayfield landholding sold by Frank Pike tops Moreton Bay’s latest Top 10 Results for the last three months, while three Newport waterfront homes handled by Roxanne Paterson dominate the coastal end of the list. InfoTrack data shows suburbs like Caboolture (#1 in house sales) and Morayfield (#2 in house sales) are leading…
Golf course living and canal frontage are both marketed as premium on Bribie Island — but Q1 2026 sales data shows the island’s price hierarchy is more complex than a simple canal-versus-fairway split. Waterfront homes still dominate the top end. Golf estate properties remain firmly in a second premium tier. But standard residential housing, particularly…
The difference in value across Brisbane’s north can be measured over a single suburb boundary. Bridgeman Downs is producing $2 million-plus sales, including a recent $6.1 million result. Just across that line, Albany Creek shares many of the same housing fundamentals — larger blocks and low-density living — with pricing that reflects a different stage…
Did you know Caboolture is now Queensland’s busiest property market — and that momentum is carrying straight into 2026? According to the latest data from InfoTrack, the suburb recorded more house sales than any other location in the state in the December 2025 quarter, leading a group of high-activity markets across South East Queensland. The…
A single $2 million sale does not make a market. But seven in two years might. The $2.3 million sale of 42–44 Three Ponds Place adds to a growing list of transactions that are pushing Elimbah’s acreage market into territory rarely seen in the suburb before. Since mid-2024, seven properties have sold for $2 million…
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