Big shake-up ahead! Queensland's introducing mandatory seller disclosure from August 2025 - sellers must provide full property details before contracts are signed. Plus: better stamp duty relief for first-home buyers (no duty up to $700k!), digital contracts, and higher costs for foreign buyers. Are you ready? Get the full breakdown on what these changes mean for your next property move.

The RBA has delivered its second consecutive interest rate cut, dropping the cash rate to 3.85%—and it's big news for Bundaberg! Lower rates mean increased buyer power, stronger property prices, and exciting opportunities for sellers and investors. Whether you're looking to buy, sell or invest, now's the time to act. Discover what this means for our local market and how First National Real Estate Bundaberg can help you make the most of it!

Protect yourself from illegal dummy bidding at Bundaberg property auctions! First National Real Estate Bundaberg warns about this deceptive practice that could cost you thousands. Learn how to identify dummy bidders, understand Bundaberg real estate auction rules, and ensure fair property transactions. Our Bundaberg real estate experts share essential tips to navigate auctions confidently. Don't overpay for Bundaberg homes - stay informed with First National Real Estate Bundaberg

Queensland’s rental crisis has intensified, with vacancy rates dropping to just 0.9% statewide — the lowest we've seen in years. From Brisbane to Bundaberg, renters are competing for fewer homes, while investors face rising costs and stricter regulations. With demand soaring and supply lagging, now’s the time for smart moves in the property market. Read our latest blog to find out what it means for you.

Australian property prices hit a new record in April, with values up for the third straight month! While growth is slowing slightly, regional markets are leading the charge, outperforming capital cities once again. With the election behind us and rate cuts expected soon, now’s the time to act—whether you’re buying, selling or investing. Check out our latest blog for all the insights you need to stay ahead in 2025

Home building in Australia has hit its lowest point in over a decade, with just 168,050 new homes started in 2024—far below what's needed to meet future demand. The Housing Industry Association warns that skilled workers are leaving the sector, making recovery even harder. Without urgent action and long-term reforms, Australia risks falling well short of its housing targets.

Big news for buyers, sellers, and investors—economists are tipping a possible 50 basis point rate cut as early as May! This could supercharge borrowing power, boost affordability, and ignite buyer demand, especially here in Bundaberg. Whether you're ready to purchase, invest, or list your home, now’s the time to get prepared. A major shift could be just around the corner—don’t get left behind!

Bundaberg's Q1 2025 Property Snapshot is here! We’ve crunched the numbers on median home prices across key suburbs — Kepnock, Innes Park, and Walkervale lead the pack for growth, while Millbank and Kalkie show stability and value. Whether you're buying, selling, or investing, these insights reveal where the local market is heading. Want suburb-specific advice? Chat with our team at First National Bundaberg today!

With the RBA cutting interest rates in early 2025, homeowners and buyers are asking—will rates drop further? The big banks predict at least one more cut this year, with some forecasting a cash rate as low as 3.35% by December. But with inflation and employment data in play, nothing is set in stone. Stay informed on what’s next for interest rates and how it impacts your mortgage! Read the full article now.

New research shows that in five Australian states—ACT, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia, and New South Wales—homebuyers are securing smaller mortgages for new builds compared to existing properties. With government incentives and affordable regional land, building new could be the smarter financial move. Find out why new homes are bucking the trend and how they could save you money!

Government taxes and regulatory charges are driving up new home prices across Australia, with costs now making up 50% of a new house and land package in Sydney. A new report reveals that in some cities, housing taxes have more than doubled in five years, adding hundreds of thousands to the price tag. With mortgage repayment periods extending and supply struggling to keep up, is it time for a rethink on housing taxation policies? Read more to find out.

Queensland’s property market is booming! House prices soared 5.9% in late 2024, with regional hotspots leading the charge. See what’s driving this real estate surge!