BPI Building & Pest Inspections Brisbane Central

16/03/2017

25/07/2016

Many Brisbane sellers shun the idea of any lower price other than what they have put on the market.

Why do some Brisbane vendors refuse to negotiate. Which suburbs is this most likely to happen in?

21/07/2016

Brisbane’s Unit market is set for a downturn as many developments finish this year.

The amount of apartment complexes going up around inner Brisbane at present will most likely lead to an oversupply towards the end of the year.

02/03/2015

Brisbane inner city apartments leading the nation in online searches:

Most Popular Queensland New Apartments include Brisbane, Wooloowin, Noosa, Kangaroo Point, Broadbeach, Everton Park, Hamilton, Highgate Hill, South Brisbane and West End.

28/10/2014

It's a seller's market in Brisbane at present. Should you consider selling your home to capitalise on these current conditions?

Brisbane is no longer a buyer's market with competition for homes becoming more fierce as christmas gets closer. Which parts of Brisbane are doing well? Should you sell?

22/10/2014

New article to the website: Can new units have building defects?

Is your new Brisbane unit or apartment structurally sound? Surprisingly, many new constructions have building defects. Always get a licensed building inspector when you purchase a new strata property.

21/09/2014

Great article on our website about inner Brisbane real estate growth:

The outlook's looking bright for those inner city Brisbane property owners. With 130 000 workers moving into the city over the next 2 decades, demand will ensure good capital gains for these inner Brisbane suburbs.

07/09/2014

Morning everyone!
New blog to the website - all about Newmarket.
Have a great week!

Newmarket is emerging as one of Brisbane's most liveable areas as is fetching record prices in 2014 with buyer interest increasing. If you're looking to buy in Newmarket, contact Noel Milne from BPI building and pest inspections to maker sure your prospective house is structurally sound.

28/08/2014

New blog to the website. The inner city unit market is running hot at the moment:

Units are flying off the market as first home buyers opt for more affordable housing in inner city Brisbane.

11/03/2014

BRISBANE IS RED HOT & LEADING THE PROPERTY PACK - Brisbane property prices are forecast to out perform all the other capital cities this year.Brisbane prices have been stagnant for some time now but Brisbane city is tipped to be ahead of the other states in 2014. There has been a prediction of increase in homes values of 6.4 per cent this year. This is []The post BRISBANE IS RED HOT & LEADING THE PROPERTY PACK appeared first on BPI Brisbane Central. http://ow.ly/2EB2Jj

2014 is tipped to be a bumper year for the brisbane real estate market. If you're buying a new home, get it inspected by Noel Milne from BPI Brisbane Central.

06/03/2014

NEW LOOK FOR NEWSTEAD - The Courier Mail- Fri 28 Feb 2014 reports: “Metro Property’s presence in inner Brisbane is set to get a whole lot bigger with the company spending $40 million on a development site in Newstead. Pending formal development approval, Metro plans to build about 800 apartments across 4 towers on the site. This is one of []The post NEW LOOK FOR NEWSTEAD appeared first on BPI Brisbane Central. http://ow.ly/2EsuZ4

The Courier Mail- Fri 28 Feb 2014 reports: “Metro Property’s presence in inner Brisbane is set to get a whole lot bigger with the company spending $40 million on a development site in Newstead. Pending formal development approval, Metro plans to build about 800 apartments across 4 towers on the s...

06/03/2014

HOME IN ON BRISBANE HOT SPOTS - Courier Mail 3rd March 2014 reported that: “Last year saw a bit of life return to the Brisbane economy, which helped lift interest. While overall home values grew only 2.9 per cent over the past year, the market is buoyed by improving economic growth and migrant workers leaving the southern states and heading up to []The post HOME IN ON BRISBANE HOT SPOTS appeared first on BPI Brisbane Central. http://ow.ly/2EscsJ

Courier Mail 3rd March 2014 reported that: “Last year saw a bit of life return to the Brisbane economy, which helped lift interest. While overall home values grew only 2.9 per cent over the past year, the market is buoyed by improving economic growth and migrant workers leaving the southern state...