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Moving to Brisbane

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 448 777 755

Address: Bulimba 4171 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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24.01.2022 PROPERTY of the week is a spacious four bedroom home that is ideal for a large sociable family in #Carindale. Set on approximately 748m2 of land, this property ...is absolute gold for a family that needs room to move and play. It features high ceilings, a massive outdoor entertainment area, a large open plan living, dining and kitchen area, and a massive formal living area. All of this and more is conveniently located close to shops, excellent schools and the freeway. Dont miss the inspection on Thursday at 5:15pm to 5:45pm. https://goo.gl/nnPhCn See more

23.01.2022 Oh what a beautiful morning ... the working year begins today for us in Brisbane - thank God for a great city, easy to get around in, good roads, friendly people & yes, to start the morning right...good coffee!

23.01.2022 We like to swim in Brisbane and theres heaps of pools!

23.01.2022 Where is the best suburb to live in Brisbane? It's like asking how many curves are in the Brisbane river. It's impossible to answer- this is determined by SO many things. Budget, lifestyle, demographics, schools, jobs, access to transport...And the list goes on. The closer you are to the city and infrastructure, the more you will pay! And the more desirable the suburb is in terms of "trendy", the more you will pay. Think Mascot, Bulimba, New Farm, Paddington. I would not choo...se a suburb based on schools. I would ensure there are sufficient and reasonable schools within a 5km radius. If you live on the Southside, the road systems are better. If you choose a suburb based on schools ratings, it could be a false economy...areas like Mansfield and Wishart have hefty price tags because of school catchment. You could be paying $100 000- $150 000 MORE for the privilege to be "in the zone". Ditto Brisbane State High Zone. All fantastic schools according to school surveys but this has driven up prices massively. School catchment for state schools are strict so ui u need to do your research. Perhaps explore independent schools and Catholic schools/ private schools too and live closer to a suburb you like but can't afford. For example- live in Morningside if you want Hawthorne - or buy in Carina for around $200 000 less for a similar house you could buy in Camp Hill or Mansfield catchment. There is a lot of hype over schools in Brisbane. There is a fantastic array of excellent schools wherever you choose to live. Choose wisely. See more

23.01.2022 Theres something for everybody in this amazing city!

23.01.2022 Its unofficially official - we are the best city in Australia !

23.01.2022 Brisbane is super hot right now....!

22.01.2022 a glimpse of heaven in brisbane! Its all happening in this great city

21.01.2022 A high tide at Wynnum! For those of you who love the sea...this is Brisbanes seaside closest to the city around 12-13km away from the CBD. At high tide the sea splashed over the walk way. Each morning and afternoon the locals live too breathe in the sea air and walk their furry friends. Theres parks and cafes around. Avoid Saturday mornings unless you are a runner as hundreds of runners converge to do a park run.

20.01.2022 Where to walk in Brisbane!

20.01.2022 Whilst markets have softened in the Southern States of Australia, Brisbane is ticking along nicely. Today Gaby McEwan from RE/MAX United Vision sold 9 Macalister Street Under the hammer and it was televised on Sky News Real Estate. There were 4 bidders with 2 bidding. It sold to developers who will subdivide. For a great result if you are selling- call her on 0401781116.

17.01.2022 If you are moving to Brisbane...you may want to consider this!

17.01.2022 Theres an exodus happening.... Brisbane is totally where its at...get the Queensland lifestyle in an amazing city. Where can you still buy cheap? Logan City& Caboolture regions still over amazing value & have room for growth according to this report!

17.01.2022 Pls ask the question.

14.01.2022 If youre planning a move here....then this could be useful info...

14.01.2022 Urban List have published THE list. They missed Zen in Wynnum- hands-down - the best whats yours?

14.01.2022 A high tide at Wynnum! For those of you who love the sea...this is Brisbane’s seaside closest to the city around 12-13km away from the CBD. At high tide the sea splashed over the walk way. Each morning and afternoon the locals live too breathe in the sea air and walk their furry friends. There’s parks and cafes around. Avoid Saturday mornings unless you are a runner as hundreds of runners converge to do a park run.

13.01.2022 This is a HOT suburb !

13.01.2022 Glossary of Real Estate Terms: by Gaby McEwan. Real Estate - a past time which Australians in general obsess over: it is a career for some, the downfall of many..., where fortunes are won and lost and an activity second only to sport in Australia. Real estate agent- a tenacious species of individual with buffalo like hide who sacrifice much of their life and weekends to help people find accommodation and occasionally get paid for their efforts. Everybody wants to be a real estate agent during a boom, but they all go back to normal jobs when things are tough. Only 10% make it through the first year. Most have a drinking problem and their only friends are the current sellers. Principal - a collector of real estate agents and generally the one that pays for the overheads of an office to house many of these above-mentioned beings. They are up-to-date on legislation and have enormous amounts of money held in trust accounts.They are mentors, ass kickers and often they end up having to sell property because deep down inside they are jealous of their agents making more than them! Sticky beaker - a uniquely Australian term for a person that is somewhat inquisitive, knows more about real estate than any real estate agent, and loves to open cupboards to see what the neighbour has hiding away. Theres seldom any intention of purchasing, but they are normally very pleasant and completely harmless. A (serious) investor - someone who doesnt necessarily have a proper job and makes a living out of owning homes that are frequently poorly maintained, and expects rents and property prices to go up each year. The successful investors just happened to make all of their money pre-2003. Investors always tell you they are investors. Developer - a developer can be a wannabe developer, or a big time developer, or just a mum and dad trying to make some extra cash " in their meaningless days under the sun". Basically its one step above an investor. They either dont have enough money, or they have too much! A "specie" /spec home - this home is traditionally built on a slab and resembles a cardboard box. It requires limited imagination, and is as exciting and predictable as paying your BAS every quarter. You stole it - you paid well under market value for that property. Investors love doing this. Neighbours always accuse buyers of doing this. Building inspector often a retired builder that gives you a massive disclaimer to absolve themselves of any problems that may come up after an inspection. Their job is to politely pick the property to pieces - metaphorically. Pest inspector they can be worse than the pests they seek! Their job is to terrify you that there is a termite risk and to encourage you to put in a termite barrier which is their major source of income. They carry a stick with a white ball on the end to let termites know they are coming. Im going to have a crack I am going to register at auction and stand around and do nothing but get a lot of attention from the agent and auctioneer. Auction - the fairest and most transparent way to buy a property where you all gather together at one time on a set day to see who can pay the most. Its also real estate theater and gives seller and buyers butterflies prior. Unconditional contract - a done deal. Its too late to change your mind An open home - this is the opportunity for the agent to show you their skill set and to meet buyers. Its where neighbours congregate and sticky beakers get to see what the house looks like inside. The real purpose should actually be to sell the house. About 1/2 of all transactions result from an open home. Multiple offer situation - a situation akin to a Dutch auction. Every buyers nightmare where you all have to put in your best offer and pray. Before doing so, make sure the agent makes you sign a multiple offer form (which dodgy ones dont even know about) Settlement - the day that the fat lady sings when the money is in the bank- sorry - thats politically incorrect. I was talking about myself, the agent being paid. (when you end up paying for the house you purchase and title deeds transfer) Mortgage Broker - a investigator and facilitator of organising which bank to go to. Can be your best friend or worst enemy, depending on how good they are. Normally they beat the bank. Conveyancer/Conveyancing clerk these are every agents nightmare as they provide a handbrake to the process. Their job is to annoy the hell out of the agent for the benefit of their client. They give you the worst case scenario (according to my solicitor) because they actually care and are cautious. A handy friend when it comes to small print and special conditions (if they are on your team). Beware of ones with egos that are impressed with their own rhetoric. Amusingly enough, many still use fax machines and have email accounts that can only handle folders of limited capacity in this day and age which amuses everyone no end! The best KPI in any office is in the number of times you laugh a day. We met ours creating this! Have a fabulous weekend Gaby McEwan (copywright)

13.01.2022 Brisbanes beautiful South Bank - beautiful every day!

13.01.2022 Beautiful Brisbane skyline. Best city in Australia. Great place to live

13.01.2022 Out of all of the best places to live ...whats your favourite spot? Today - showcasing the Bayside suburbs Wynnum/Manly 12km from Brisbanes city centre.

10.01.2022 This is a great project to do with the family this weekend!

09.01.2022 So summer is almost here...why not get fit the easy way...?

09.01.2022 Brisbane has certainly "come of age" with some fabulous options for places to enjoy a beverage (or two at!)

09.01.2022 Another glorious day in Brisbane at Mr Percivals

08.01.2022 Maybe moving to Brisbane is something you should consider SOONER rather than later!

07.01.2022 Another glorious day in Brisbane at Mr Percival’s

07.01.2022 With the surge in sub-divisions of land from a minimum of 600m2 down to 300m2 (under Brisbane City Councils small lot code), get used to seeing smaller houses. Its the new norm!

07.01.2022 Brisbanes worst drug suburbs...the results are surprising....https://www.globalmethsolutions.com.au/article-brisbane-wor

06.01.2022 This is as good and affordable Brisbane gets when it comes to townhouses within 10km to the CBD.

06.01.2022 So when you DO finally move to Brisbane....heres some helpful hints for the move.....

05.01.2022 May that 1% advice be to move to Brisbane. The best city and place to live

05.01.2022 Its an amazing weekend in Brisbane for vegans....

05.01.2022 Where is the best suburb to live in Brisbane? Its like asking how many curves are in the Brisbane river. Its impossible to answer- this is determined by SO many things. Budget, lifestyle, demographics, schools, jobs, access to transport...And the list goes on. The closer you are to the city and infrastructure, the more you will pay! And the more desirable the suburb is in terms of "trendy", the more you will pay. Think Mascot, Bulimba, New Farm, Paddington. I would not choo...se a suburb based on schools. I would ensure there are sufficient and reasonable schools within a 5km radius. If you live on the Southside, the road systems are better. If you choose a suburb based on schools ratings, it could be a false economy...areas like Mansfield and Wishart have hefty price tags because of school catchment. You could be paying $100 000- $150 000 MORE for the privilege to be "in the zone". Ditto Brisbane State High Zone. All fantastic schools according to school surveys but this has driven up prices massively. School catchment for state schools are strict so ui u need to do your research. Perhaps explore independent schools and Catholic schools/ private schools too and live closer to a suburb you like but cant afford. For example- live in Morningside if you want Hawthorne - or buy in Carina for around $200 000 less for a similar house you could buy in Camp Hill or Mansfield catchment. There is a lot of hype over schools in Brisbane. There is a fantastic array of excellent schools wherever you choose to live. Choose wisely. See more

04.01.2022 moving to Brisbane? check this one out......!

04.01.2022 Anyone making a move over from the UK? This is us over in the UK making friends & influencing people!

02.01.2022 Out and about in Brisbane...and this is as stunning as it gets! (Southbank)

01.01.2022 Brand new listing....! come and check this out ! Open for the first time today at 6:00 PM. 3 bedrooms plus 2 non-bedrooms (just under legal height), renovated to a great standard &near new proposed golf course. Call Gaby 0401781116

01.01.2022 One of the best Italian restaurants in Brisbane & this is the manager! Its the Marinara at Hawthorne which is also one of the best places to live ! And look at that dessert