"Due to affordability, increased demand, continued forecasted growth and a range of different factors, it is no surprise that some buyers prefer to invest in the QLD capital city rather than Sydney and Melbourne." - Matthew Lapish, Senior Investment Analyst
"Potential home buyers need to take all these factors into account if they want to maximise how much they borrow and acquire the house they desire! Don't take these lightly." - Alex Kenward, Finance Manager
"Common advice in the past was to buy your own home so that you can avoid paying rent to the property owner. However, in this day and age, this advice may be outdated. Learn more below!" - Mitch Connolly, Senior Investment Analyst
"Are you ready to take on a mortgage? It is a huge responsibility to bear, and prospective buyers better come prepared." - Mitch Connolly, Senior Investment Analyst
"The Olympics gives cities a boost in infrastructure, but does it actually promote the surge in house prices? Read more here!" - Matthew Lapish, Senior Investment Analyst
"Many Australians who have invested early in fundamentally sound locations have started to see the benefits as a surge in property prices have driven their asset base higher. It is a magnificent start to building long-term wealth." - Matt Lapish, Senior Investment Analyst
"Infrastructure developments ongoing in Brisbane with more in the pipeline contribute to these house price growth across many suburbs in Brisbane. Complete reversal from the doomsayers at the start of the pandemic. Speak to a property expert today to see how you can take advantage!" - Matthew Lapish, Senior Investment Analyst
"Brisbane is cementing itself as an extremely desirable city to invest and live in. Contact a member of the Inception team to find discover your investment options. " - Mitch Connolly, Senior Investment Analyst
"Property developers and families alike are finding it hard to source properties for sale. This is expected to create further spikes in the house price over time." - Matthew Lapish, Senior Investment Analyst