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More than 1000 of Australia's top real estate performers gathered at The One Conference in Brisbane to address the critical gap between what the industry promises and what the public expects.

Institutional Build-to-Rent capital reshaping Australian rental market with stable yields and long-term leases. Occupancy rates 95-98% drawing offshore investors. Sector remains small but represents significant structural shift ahead.

Interest rate cuts now unlikely before second half 2026 as services inflation proves stubborn. Rents, utilities and insurance continue rising, limiting RBA easing despite broader economic slowdown and household spending weakness.

Australia's fastest-growing coastal suburbs are no longer in Byron Bay or the Gold Coast. Instead, growth has concentrated in regional industrial hubs where affordability and employment opportunities align with lifestyle demand.

A compact one-bedroom apartment in Brisbane's tightly held Nundah Village has defied market predictions, selling under the hammer for $718,000 - more than $300,000 above its 2023 purchase price.

One of the largest apartments on the Gold Coast - a double-storey beachside penthouse with a private pool - has hit the market after 20 years in the same family.

It was a renovator's delight when the Giddings family first bought 54 Vaughan Drive, Ormeau, but now the six-bedroom home resembles a resort you’d never want to leave.

Ray White Buderim has announced the appointment of experienced real estate agent and auctioneer Chantel Dielwart, further strengthening the office’s position as one of Queensland’s leading auction-focused agencies.

Australian media personality and former Geelong Mayor Darryn Lyons is selling his tropical North Queensland beachfront property and his distinctive pink Sydney apartment simultaneously.

A piece of Brisbane's architectural history is set to change hands for only the second time since construction, with a distinctive property, adjacent to the northern Ascot boundary, for sale after four decades in the same family.

The 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfires impacted Mallacoota severely, but house prices recovered within years. Other disaster-affected communities haven't bounced back the same way. The difference isn't just about the disaster itself.

The Australian Open captures public attention around tennis, but a quieter trend is playing out in the residential property market. Growing participation and lifestyle-driven migration are reshaping how these leisure features fit into suburban homes.