The weather while we wait for Alfred to hit our shores may feel like a bit of a tease, but it is better to be safe than sorry. Due to the forecast, we’ve cancelled our open homes through to the end of this week. All we can do is wait and see how it pans out; the perfect time to read through the Percival Press I say.

We launched the campaign for 76/54 Vernon Terrace this week, so you bet cancelling our first open homes for this awesome Winchcombe Carson Woolstore property was not on my bingo card. Set across a single level, this home blends exposed timber walls and beams with a renovated kitchen to create a practical, lock-up and leave home.
This property is vacant, so our team is happy to show you through at any time in the coming weeks, as we’ve unfortunately made the call to cancel open homes this weekend!

In the Dakota Woolstore, an incredible opportunity will be coming to the market soon. Woolstores with balconies are few and far between, so this one is one you won’t want to miss!
With fresh paint and carpets throughout, this three bedroom home is ready to move into, or a fantastic canvas to create a unique residence. Also vacant, you can pop through 223/88 Macquarie Street at a time that works for you!

If river views take your fancy, you’ll love Unit 125 in the Mactaggarts Woolstore. Tastefully renovated, this loft-style apartment is the ideal backdrop to style to your heart’s content. Heritage features meet an enviable outlook – ideal ‘Woolstore Living’ if you ask me.

On Thursday, this top floor Mactaggarts Woolstore sold for $1,200,000! We are so thrilled for our sellers who put so much thought into presenting their beautifully styled scandi-inspired property for every single open home!

50/68 Beeston Street too has sold for $1,000,000! Our sellers had a very short timeframe to achieve a successful sale of their home and we are so pleased to have achieved this result for them. They purchased this home with us a few years back in original condition and seeing the uplift their light-touch renovation created for the result is fantastic!

Aside from great properties coming to the market soon – take a look here – Brisbane has a lot to look forward to as we head into autumn. Both Mulga Bill’s and Stilts, two new venues by the Tassis Group on the CBD side of the Kangaroo Point Bridge, have welcomed their first patrons and are a welcome addition to our city’s riverside dining scene!
Perched at the top of The Constance Hotel in Fortitude Valley, TABOO, promises tantalising Thai flavours in a moody yet breezy setting. Coming from the team behind Mr. Vain, I have no doubt that Brisbane can expect a venue akin to the rooftop dining destinations in Sydney and Melbourne.
At the end of the month, James Street Up Late returns with its usual fun agenda and entertainment, including special offers from the precinct’s retailers, competitions to win cool prizes and tasty deals from local venues.
The month ahead is looking exciting for Brisbane – let’s hope that Alfred doesn’t throw a destructive spanner in the works.
Talk soon,
Ben