by CasaProp | Apr 12, 2023 | Brisbane Real estate, Buying, Investment, Market Trends, Property Development, Real Estate Tips
If you’re considering investing in a residential development project in Brisbane and Southeast Queensland, I believe there’s never been a better time to do it than in 2023. With a growing population, a strong economy, and high demand for housing, the stars...
by CasaProp | Nov 22, 2019 | Brisbane Real estate, Buying, Investment, Market Trends, Property Development, Real Estate, Real Estate Tips
Townhouses and apartment blocks are no longer welcome in Brisbane’s character suburbs after the Brisbane City Council voted to protect single house blocks under a two-year protection order. The temporary local planning instrument, aiming to stop larger developments...
by CasaProp | Jul 9, 2019 | Brisbane Real estate, Property Development, Real Estate, Real Estate Tips
Money has never been this cheap to borrow. But if you’re wanting to get into the real estate market and your only strategy is ‘buy & hold”, then you could be waiting a while for a return. 5 Strategies for a Flat Property Market In a property market when investors...
by CasaProp | Jun 24, 2019 | Brisbane Real estate, Property Development, Real Estate, Real Estate Tips
Brisbane’s property market has seen the median house price increase 1.5 per cent to reach a new high of $680,000. The findings come from the latest Real Estate Institute of Queensland Market Monitor report. Which reveals capital growth in Brisbane suburbs for the 12...
by CasaProp | Jun 4, 2019 | Brisbane Real estate, Buying, Investment, Property Development, Real Estate, Real Estate Tips
Recently we discussed 2-Lot Splitter Blocks in Queensland and what to look out for prior to purchasing them, if you missed this article, please CLICK HERE. In this article, we discuss Widows Blocks. What are Widows Blocks? Widows Block are similar to the traditional...
by CasaProp | Jun 3, 2019 | Brisbane Real estate, Buying, Property Development, Real Estate, Real Estate Tips
In Queensland, we have what you call a ‘splitter block”, which is essentially a “double block” or 2 lots on 1 title.Most often with the existing dwelling straddling both lots. Having 2 existing lots eliminates the need for a development application to subdivide. Which...
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