Ripley rockets with prices soaring $100,000+ in weeks
The Ripley Valley property market has entered a new stratosphere of growth in early 2026, with local experts reporting a staggering $100,000 jump in sale prices in just a matter of weeks.
The Ripley Valley property market has entered a new stratosphere of growth in early 2026, with local experts reporting a staggering $100,000 jump in sale prices in just a matter of weeks.
In the high-stakes world of commercial real estate, where the air has historically been thin for women, Emily Pendleton is currently breathing rarefied air.
A beautifully renovated 1880s terrace home in the heart of Erskineville has hit the market for the first time in more than two decades.
For the past year, Clare Gorman and Justin Perron have lived inside a local fascination - a home so striking that passersbys frequently slow their cars just to catch a glimpse of the Queensland masterpiece.
A lifestyle property purpose-built to keep one family together - across four generations, a cancer diagnosis, a pandemic and a wedding - has been listed for sale for the first time in Cardigan.
An 1875 Catholic church in regional New South Wales has been listed for sale after a remarkable transformation from a derelict stone relic into a luxurious modern retreat.
One of WA's most spectacular and technogically advanced residences, the Nedlands river-precinct estate of entrepreneur and former elite athlete Danny Pavlovich and his wife Suzie, has officially been listed for sale.
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In a suburb that has seen a century of radical change, the modest gate at 220 Church Street has remained a steadfast witness to history.
For Dominic Pike, the road to opening Ray White Muswellbrook was a natural career progression and part of his long term vision for the Hunter, along with his personal life goals.
The Gold Coast economy is now growing faster than any capital city in Australia, with gross regional product increasing by more than 15% between 2021 and 2024. This economic transformation is being driven by construction, health and education rather than tourism, creating a more diversified and stable foundation for long-term growth. Property prices have followed this trend, with the Gold Coast now ranked as Australia’s second most expensive housing market. However, rising living costs, higher interest rates and reduced borrowing capacity suggest price growth may moderate until broader economic conditions improve.
Andrew Bell shares breaking news announcing former Prime Minister John Howard as keynote speaker at the upcoming Business Meet Sports Lunch, alongside special guests from the Gold Coast Titans. In this fortnight’s market update, Andrew unpacks the recent interest rate rise, inflation trends and what history tells us about property markets during tightening cycles. Despite economic caution, strong buyer activity, limited housing supply and continued population growth are supporting the Gold Coast market, positioning 2026 as a year of steady, sustainable performance rather than slowdown.
Andrew Bell Market Update 2026 | Issue 03 Record Results, Strong Demand | What The Event Reveals About the 2026 Market What an extraordinary start to the year we have witnessed following the completion of Australia’s premier auction program, The Event. I remain incredibly proud of what my brother … Read more
The Gold Coast property market has entered its strongest seasonal window, driven by record visitor numbers, exceptional tourism occupancy and enduring supply shortages. December alone saw nearly 600,000 passengers move through Gold Coast Airport, with January expected to set new records. These conditions have once again aligned with Australia’s most iconic real estate auction campaign: The Event, taking place this weekend. With demand consistently outpacing supply across all sectors, buyers still have time to inspect, prepare and secure property before the next phase of price growth unfolds.
Andrew Bell Market Update 2026 | Issue 01 Fresh Buying Opportunities at The Event 2026 A very Happy New Year to you, and welcome to the first market update of 2026.A new year inevitably brings optimism and renewed motivation. However, experience reminds us that outcomes are not accidental; they … Read more
Andrew Bell Market Update | Issue 26 Five Years of Capital Growth — Is 2026 the Turning Point? As 2025 draws to a close, Australia’s real estate sector stands at a pivotal moment. Price growth has remained resilient for five consecutive years, yet the gap between dwelling values, income … Read more
Andrew Bell Market Update | Issue 25 Why Strategic Sellers Are Moving Before January As we head toward December, it’s becoming increasingly important to reflect on where the market stands and where it’s heading in 2026. After five years of one of the strongest real estate periods in Australia’s … Read more
Andrew Bell Market Update | Issue 24 Could 2026 Be the Year to Sell? Here’s What the Data Says Hi, Andrew Bell here. It’s hard to believe how quickly we’re sliding towards Christmas, and with the festive season fast approaching, there’s been increasing discussion about whether Australia could be … Read more
Andrew Bell Market Update | Issue 23 Landmark Sales, Record Cranes, and the Truth About What’s Next Well hi there, Andrew Bell with you. As we round out the spring selling season, it’s clear that the Gold Coast market remains remarkably strong and in many ways, continues to defy … Read more
Andrew Bell Market Update | Issue 22 Demand Surges, Supply Slows: What’s Next for Australia’s Housing Market? As we approach the final months of the year, the Australian housing market continues to demonstrate its remarkable resilience and its growing imbalance. The latest national data reveals a significant decline in … Read more