Located in Brisbane’s South East, Bulimba is one of the city’s premier riverfront suburbs that boasts an enviable lifestyle. Between waterfront walks, an array of restaurants and cafes, close proximity to some of Brisbane’s best schools, and beautiful leafy streets, Bulimba has something for everyone. At North South Real Estate, we are property managers that have over 12 years of experience in the Brisbane market, particularly in Brisbane’s inner-city suburbs. If you’re thinking of purchasing or renting an executive property in Bulimba, continue reading below. Lifestyle Situated just 4 kilometres from Brisbane’s CBD, Bulimba is a special suburb that has a delightful combination of heritage charm and contemporary style. Oxford

  If it’s not a home you’re living in, it can sometimes be difficult to know how to furnish your executive property to not only make it tasteful for everyone, but to keep the furnishing process within budget. Furnishing your executive property properly is important because it can make your property look so much more attractive to potential tenants. A thoughtfully furnished executive property should not only include the basics, but a selection of additional appliances and décor that you wouldn’t usually see in a rental, so it’s important to keep this in mind when going shopping. At North South Real Estate, we specialise in leasing East Brisbane executive rental

  If you’re a landlord, while you’ve purchased your investment property with the intention to rent it out, it can still be difficult to trust that tenants will look after your place just as you would. While you can’t completely control how your tenant looks after the property, there are some steps you can take to increase your chances of securing a premium tenant that shares your values and maintenance standards. At North South Real Estate, we are experienced property managers that specialise in executive rental properties. We understand what premium tenants are looking for in a rental property and we’re sharing some of that knowledge as a guide to

  Executive property management focuses on leasing premium properties to tenants seeking an extra level of luxury in their rental. Executive rentals are often located in popular inner-city areas with a high median purchase price, where renting allows tenants to live in their ideal suburb without having to purchase property themselves. If you own a property that you think would make a great executive rental, get in touch with the team at North South Real Estate. We specialise in managing executive rentals, providing an expert level of knowledge about Brisbane’s inner-East suburbs. We also have a great track record of matching landlords with trustworthy tenants – which is why we

  The executive home rentals market in Brisbane offers tenants a number of benefits. Executive rentals are rental properties that are designed to be a step above your regular rental. Often located in high-end apartment buildings in a city’s CBD, tenants of executive rentals have access to luxury amenities and the highest quality furniture and appliances. At North South Real Estate, we specialise in managing executive home rentals in inner city Brisbane and are passionate about matching tenants to their perfect apartment. As industry experts, we’re listing below some of the benefits of executive rentals in Brisbane. Top Tier Amenities Many luxury apartment buildings are home to a range of

Attempting to secure an executive home rental can be competitive and stressful, often leaving you feeling disheartened when you miss out on your dream rental property. With property managers sometimes receiving several rental applications, it’s a good idea to know what they’re looking for so that you have the best chance of securing the property you’ve applied for. At North South Real Estate, we list rental properties and have received hundreds of rental applications over our time of operation. Therefore, we’re sharing some of our top tips on how to secure an executive home rental. Consider your Rent Payment History One of the tell-tale signs of a good (or bad)

  2019 is shaping up to be one of the River City’s best years ever in terms of Queensland’s metropolitan hub stepping onto the international stage as Australia’s next ‘world city’. From new builds to exciting renovations, a number of Brisbane infrastructure developments are also set to enhance Brisbane as an investment opportunity now and into the future. Here our top picks.   Fortitude Music Hall This long-awaited new music venue which will be located in Fortitude Valley’s Brunswick Mall is the brainchild of former Powderfinger bassist and Triffid owner, John Collins, and Australian music entrepreneur, Paul Pittico. Touted as the new Festival Hall, the Fortitude Music Hall will cater

  While Brisbane is still recovering from a unit oversupply, there is no doubt that the Brisbane housing market is flourishing. Fantastic price growth continues to occur from the inner city areas into the suburban suburbs, and although the luxury market seems to be slowing down, ultimately buyers are getting quality housing at far lower prices compared to Melbourne and Sydney. Here we take a look the 4th quarter results of 2018 that were recently released by leading property data provider, CoreLogic.   Dwelling values   National dwelling values fell for the 13th consecutive month in November 2018, recording a -0.7% decline in the Australian housing market, which was the

  According to leading property data provider CoreLogic, Australia’s housing correction marks its twelfth month anniversary with values down around 2.7% since they peaked in September last year. Half of Australia’s capital cities saw values track lower over the past 12 months, and the Australian housing market continued to weaken in September, with national dwelling values falling 0.5% last month.   However, as rental rates edge higher and national dwelling values trend lower, gross rental yields have consistently improved in most regions compared to 12 months ago. The exception to this is in Darwin, where weekly rents have fallen at a faster rate than dwelling values, and in Hobart, where

  Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows Brisbane had the highest interstate migration rate of any Australian city over 2016/17. This has increased the demand for prestige homes and apartments in Brisbane as interstate bargain hunters look to avoid some of the high-end property prices in the country’s two biggest real estate markets, Sydney and Melbourne. The prices interstate buyers and investors are willing to pay have also increased – a year ago a property worth $1 million would grant a spot in the top ten sales of the week in the market, however in the current climate, those figures are more likely to begin with the number