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Southeast Queensland real estate is just the sort conservative, long-term market investors adore – traditional, predictable and relatively affordable. Brisbane property is accessible to a variety of demographics as buyers can easily become real estate owners in our city, and many are happy to wait for the eventual long-term gains. In comparison to our big southern cousins, Brisbane also sees decent gross yields, so it’s nice for landlords to know tenants will help cover a large chunk of their loan servicing costs while they wait for values to skyrocket.

Like many others, I have a personal connection to the Australian Paper Mill at Petrie, 25km north of Brisbane. As new migrants, it was our primary source of employment; my husband was contracted there in the mid-eighties as a specialist engineer responsible for calibrating the mill’s computers. So it was with a sense of nostalgia I learned in 2013 of the mill’s closure;

I am sure many of you will have hear some of the negative media commentary surrounding the Brisbane property market. Currently there is an oversupply of units in Brisbane.   This  is a result of  ...

With so many different opinions and information on the property market available, it can be difficult to make sense of the truth behind what we read, see and hear. Here are three myths about the real estate market that I believe should be dispelled to help Australians make the most of property transactions in the coming months.

Knocked back for yet another rental property? Don't feel alone! This will help you blitz that next application:

Mortgage stress can happen to anyone – what do you do if you are experiencing difficulty? Partnership Property has put together some advice to help you get through it: