Is this the bottom?

The property market is down, the data continues to play catch up, but on the ground it's a case of wildly mixed results. This week on Taking Back Saturday, we unpack the gap between the numbers and reality, why some properties are still attracting huge interest, how to work out what a property is actually worth in a falling market, and whether buyers and sellers should wait or make their move.

This week on Taking Back Saturday, we’re joined by Justin at HoLo to talk all things home loans, from borrowing capacity and deposits to interest rates, refinancing and getting a better deal from your bank. We break down the finance fundamentals every buyer should understand and where we believe the RBA rate decision next Tuesday could go.

This week on Taking Back Saturday, we’re doing things a little differently.We’re joined by Jascha Johnston, Director of Industrial Property Brisbane, to unpack commercial property investing — from yields and leases to tenants, outgoings and the numbers that actually matter.If residential property no longer stacks up, or you’re simply curious about commercial, this is a great place to start.Commercial property, explained simply. No jargon, no fluff.

A listener Q&A episode of Taking Back Saturday this week with Sam and Chayse from happy buyers club. We put the callout on Instagram, you sent through the questions, and now it’s time for our responses - buying, selling, the market and everything in between.Better education link: https://bettereducation.com.au/SchoolRanking.aspx

What makes a property a fundamentally good buy? This week, Luke and Chayse from Happy Buyers Club break down the importance of identifying future objections before you buy — and why “cheap” doesn’t always mean good value.We look at main roads, flood risk, overland flow, easements, train noise and other issues that can be difficult or expensive to change, alongside the fundamentals that matter: aspect, school catchments, amenities, flat blocks and good floor plans.Because when the market slows, buyers have more choice — and properties with obvious objections can be hit the hardest.

This week on Taking Back Saturday with Chayse and Sam from happy buyers club - Brisbane property data for September is in and Brisbane’s property market continues to soften, with interest rates rising and properties taking longer to sell.So what does it all mean for buyers and sellers heading into the final months of 2026? We break down the latest market data, why buyers and sellers are struggling to agree on price, what to expect between now and Christmas, and why fundamentals matter more than ever when buying.Plus, if you’re buying and selling, we explain why selling first might save you a whole lot of stress, money and regret.

This week on Taking Back Saturday, Chayse sits down with mortgage broker, Justin Dickinson from HoLo to talk through what’s next for interest rates, affordability and house prices.What do rate rises actually mean for borrowers and the property market? What can buyers do to access more money? And if you bought 12 months ago, what should you be thinking about now?Plus, the big question: if you can afford to buy well and have a long-term horizon, should you be buying now? There’s no bell at the bottom.

Buying your first home (or any home) can feel like a minefield. Deposits, borrowing capacity, grants, repayments, making offers — and trying to work out whether you’re about to make a very expensive mistake.In this episode, Luke and Sam break down the first home buyer journey from finance through to finding, negotiating and buying the right property.No jargon. No fluff. Just the stuff we’d want to know if we were buying our first home again.If buying your first place is on the radar, start here.

Christmas is 105 days away! So if you’re buying in Brisbane and want to be in before Christmas, you’ve got roughly 8 weeks to find the one.This week on Taking Back Saturday, we break down exactly how we’d approach the next 60 days. This is the process that we run for our clients, fast-tracked and available for all buyers currently in the market.

Spring has sprung, but it isn’t coming to save sellers.Brisbane’s market has softened, stock is taking longer to sell, and the biggest challenge for many sellers isn’t the season — it’s their expectations. This week on Taking Back Saturday, we unpack why Spring isn’t a strategy, why great homes will still command great money, and why buyers and sellers both need to price their decisions for the market they’re actually in.