Homebuyers in Brisbane go west for a ‘weekend’ building.
Home buyers who want to escape from the bustle of city life go to the hinterland for a weekend escaping, new research reveals.
Place advice data and insights on the ground agent show a trend that buy the Real Estate Market of Southeast Queensland Reformt-Stadslickers that up in the hinterland and coastal cities to a two-hour drive from Brisbane.
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80 Starks Road, Tallegalla.
80 Starks Road, Tallegalla.
In lifestyle strikes such as the picturesque Rand and the Somerset region, agents say to half of the buyers who inspected area and lifestyle homes, were the locals of Brisbane who pursued an escape from a weekend.
“About 50 percent of the people we meet at Open Houses are the locals of Brisbane,” said Paris Arthur, Place Graceville.
“They don’t want to move permanently; they want a weekender.
“Somewhere green, private and on a short drive of the city.”
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80 Starks Road, Tallegalla.
80 Starks Road, Tallegalla.
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Since August 2024, house prices for regional Queensland $ 75,000 have grown – most of all of all regional markets in the country.
Mr. Arthur is a marketing from a showstopper -house in Tallegalla, located between Brisbane, Toowoomba and Ipswich.
The Drie-Bedder is a luxurious home off-grid focused on passive design.
“Just a stone’s throw from the Brisbane, Ipswich and Toowoomba-bound Warrego Highway, this extraordinary property is also close to Minden and Marburg’s community-driven retail, eating and outside adventure scene, promising rural life at its best,” the offer says.
97-101 The Shelf Road, Tamorine Mountain is on the market via Kara Christensen van Kollosche for $ 2.7 million.
Mr. Arther said that the buyer’s motivation was about lifestyle, not about relocation.
“The major drivers are flexibility and well -being,” said Mr Arthur.
“Many of these families work in the city during the week, but they want their children to spend weekends outside, with space and fresh air.
“A weekend gives them both.”
Weeker hotspots include the picturesque edge, Sunshine Coast Hinterland and Toowoomba.
“This is not just a post-known craze,” said Mr Arthur.
“The local population of Brisbane is evaluating their lifestyle again.
“A second home becomes just as ambitious as a beach holiday; it is the new symbol of
success.”
135 – 147 Alpine Terrace, Mount Tamborine.
135 – 147 Alpine Terrace, Mount Tamborine.
Peter Douglas from Ray White Rural said there was a steady stream of buyers who was looking for a weekend in the picturesque edge.
“We still see a good strong selling to right through the picturesque edge on the area,” he said.
“It is about the proximity – within that hour you will be a radius of Brisbane and hour beam to the Gold Coast.
“With that in mind, that market is still quite strong.”
This week he mentioned a beautiful estate on Tamorine Mountain that he described as “extraordinary”.
135 – 147 Alpine Terrace, Mount Tamborine.
135 – 147 Alpine Terrace, Mount Tamborine.
The building, on 135-146 Alpine Terrace, includes a contemporary house with a view of Guanaba Valley, Moreton Bay and Stradbroke Island.
The house includes hand -cut porphier stone, copper details and of course wood.
“It’s probably the best, if not, the best house on the mountain,” he said.
Other functions include fully independent guest rooms and two extra houses.
“This is a home that transcends conventional luxury,” said the list.
“It is a home of sustainable quality, architectural integrity and environmental harmony made for those looking for excellence in both form and function.”
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