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Oct 19, 2026

SUMMER BELONGS TO APARTMENT PEOPLE

Brisbane summer is coming. You can feel it. The air has that thick, sticky promise to it, the storms are starting to build of an afternoon, and somewhere out in the suburbs a bloke is already standing

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Oct 8, 2026

A RESET IS COMING

The RBA has lifted rates again, to 4.60%. Four rises this year. And the quarter % everyone fixates on is the least interesting part of it. What does the damage is the stack. Rise upon rise, with the f

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Oct 6, 2026

GDP IS UP BUT NOBODY FEELS RICHER

Every few months a headline arrives telling us the economy grew. GDP is up. Growth is back. Somewhere a treasurer looks pleased. And somewhere else, a couple in their thirties who cannot get near a de

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Sep 28, 2026

AI CAN'T BUILD YOU AN APARTMENT

The 2026 Intergenerational Report just landed. It's meant to be a 40-year look at the country's future. Housing, which is arguably the single biggest source of insecurity for an entire generation, get

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Sep 21, 2026

EVERYONE PANICS. SMART BUYERS GO SHOPPING.

The weekly numbers just landed and, on paper, they look a bit grim. A 34% auction clearance rate across Queensland, and only a handful of sales through the CBD, New Farm and Newstead. The headlines wi

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Sep 14, 2026

WE SELL HOMES. THIS IS ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO DON'T HAVE ONE.

We spend our days talking about property as an investment, a lifestyle, a number on a contract. Every so often a figure lands that stops all of that and reminds us housing is, first and before anythin

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Aug 5, 2026

RE-ZONING DOESN'T LAY A BRICK

Every so often, a politician stands in a hi-vis vest they have never worn before and announces planning reform as the answer to the housing crisis. It is a wonderful announcement. It costs almost noth

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Aug 4, 2026

THE MARKET DIDN'T CRASH. IT SPLIT IN TWO

The most useful line in the latest national property commentary isn't that values are up, or down. It's that the market has quietly divided in two, and which side of the line your apartment sits on no