The price correction is transitioning into stability. Four properties under contract this week, sellers pricing realistically from day one, and buyers moving with genuine intent. Here's what the Gold Coast market is telling us right now.

The market is selective, not slow. Offers are coming in, inspections are up, and a cracking auction result this week proved premium properties still win. The gap right now is between old sellers and new sellers — and it's widening.

Some homes are built to suit everyone. This one wasn't. 5 Friske Place, Palm Beach was designed with conviction — raw textures, exposed blockwork, strong lines — and sold for $4,400,000. A suburb record. Here's the story behind the campaign.

The budget has been and gone. Enquiry levels are the same. But sellers have shifted — and that's where the real story is. Billy Jaz breaks down what's actually happening across the Gold Coast, from sub-$1.2M to $5M+, and what the right move looks like right now.

With the recent Federal Budget announcements creating uncertainty around negative gearing, investor confidence and the broader property market, there’s been plenty of commentary suggesting buyers may pull back.

The market has shifted — but it's not the story most people think it is. Here's a straight read on the buyer behaviour shift, the affordability paradox and what it actually means for sellers right now.

The market has shifted. Three rate rises, fewer inspections, less inquiry — but two suburb records set last week. Here's a straight read on what's actually happening and what it means for buyers and sellers right now.

Choosing the wrong agent is the most expensive mistake you can make when selling. Here's exactly where to look — and what to look for — before you make that call.

239 Simpsons Road, Elanora has set a new benchmark for the suburb, selling for $3,800,000 and surpassing the previous record by an incredible $525,000.