Haesley Cush

Yeah, I was just doing the quick math on that.

We've got four offices in the inner city of Brisbane, and we're probably doing anywhere between 30 and 50 a month.

So what's that?

Three to 500 over the last 12 months, which is a really,

interesting take right across the Brisbane market on what's been happening.

And as you said at the start of the show, Brisbane really bucking the trend.

I think you've really got to look back over the 10-year trend line.

So Sydney and Melbourne has had a really strong, steep year-on-year growth, and Brisbane just didn't have that.

We had eight years of a fairly flat line and then two years of a steep climb.

So anyone that's talking about or making comments on the Brisbane market that's only been in it for 18 months, well, I think it'd be fair for them to say that they've noticed, you know, some sort of decline.

But for those of us that have been doing it up here for decades and

I've got 20 properties going to auction this week before Saturday, and every one of them has multiple registered bidders.

And for Brisbane alone, that's great.

So whether we're at 100% drop back to 98%, the market is still in excellent shape.

We've still got multiple bidders on all properties.

We haven't seen any change to pricing at this point.

Look, it's very rare to see Sydney pull back and Brisbane go ahead.

But it's the migration towards Brisbane that's going to help it buck the trend.

I

heading towards Queensland at the moment and most of them into the southeast corner.