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Sarah Webb

Reporter · AU

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14
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Sep 28, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Sarah Webb

    Daisy Hill vendors ‘got more than they wanted’ with $1.47m sale (opens the original)

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    A family of four from Rochedale ended a two-year house hunt after outbidding three others to pay $1.47 million for a four-bedroom home in Daisy Hill. Despite only registering the night before, the couple opened bidding for 6 Nanny Shailer Street at $1.2 million, sparking a flurry of rises. “Interestingly, the buyers will rent it out for the time being but they plan to live there because it’s close to John Paul College and that’s where they want to send their kids,” said selling agent Johnson Teo

  2. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Sarah Webb

    Historic home on one of Brisbane’s best streets sells for $17m (opens the original)

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    A landmark federation home on one of Brisbane’s best streets has clinched the nation’s top auction result of the weekend after selling for $17 million. Built in early circa 1900s, the six-bedroom estate sits on a 2,024-square-metre parcel at 1 Sutherland Avenue, Ascot, and has remained in the same family for 25 years. Four buyers registered for the Saturday auction, including two locals and two virtual bidders who phoned in from Sydney and the US. In front of a crowd at the Calile Hotel, bidding

  3. Article · Sep 7, 2026 · Sarah Webb

    Granddaughter snaps up historic fishing shack for $1.82 million (opens the original)

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    An old fishing shack on one of Wynnum’s best streets has sold for $1.82 million, snapped up in a pre-auction deal by the deceased owner’s granddaughter. The rugged two-bedroom cottage features a cold room for the daily catch and a 923-square-metre block just metres from the waterfront at 11 Alkoomie Street. While it was built in the ’70s, the land has remained in the hands of pioneer fishing family the Castners for four generations. After her pre-auction offer was accepted last week, that legacy

  4. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Sarah Webb

    Family home at Gordon Park sells for $3.05m as mum outbids six competitors (opens the original)

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    A family home in a premium Brisbane street sparked one of the nation’s biggest bidding battles at the weekend – selling for $3.05 million to a local mum supported by her son. The six-bedroom Queenslander at 6 Willis Street, Gordon Park, attracted 10 registered bidders. It was the highest auction sale price recorded in south-east Queensland at the weekend. Set on an 810-square-metre block just a stone’s throw from parks and the Kedron Brook Bikeway, the property has remained in the same family fo

  5. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Sarah Webb

    Never mind the shagpile and lino: Auchenflower house sells for millions (opens the original)

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    A century-old house with shagpile carpet and mustard-coloured lino that has never changed hands has now sold for a reserve-smashing $3.225 million. Perched on an 899-square-metre parcel with city views, the unrenovated three-bedroom house at 74 Agnes Street in Auchenflower was described as one of the last of its kind. Beneath its peeling mid-century wallpaper, it offered a prime piece of land with three-street frontage and a subdivision opportunity that could see it split into two corner lots in

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