From Canberra to Geebung: Taking the Time to Get It Right
Moving interstate is a big decision. Choosing where to put down roots is an even bigger one.
After relocating from Canberra to Brisbane for work, this young family made a smart call: rent for a year first and get to know the city before committing to a suburb.
It didn’t take long for Brisbane’s inner north to win them over, with Geebung, Wavell Heights, Banyo and Virginia all on their radar.
A Clear Brief
With both parents commuting to the city and two young children to consider, the brief came down to two non-negotiables: close proximity to the train line and a quality school catchment.
After engaging our full service, we spent a couple of weekends with the family getting to know them. We learned what they liked, what they loved and, just as importantly, what they didn’t. By the end, the picture was very clear.
Enter Beetaloo Street
When 4 Beetaloo Street, Geebung came to market, it ticked every box.
With the property heading to auction, we had the time to do what we do best. We completed our full due diligence, plus some extra. We also had our clients through the home three times before auction day, so they could be completely confident this was the one.
Auction Brought Forward
Strong interest in the home saw the auction brought forward by a week. Our preparation meant that when auction night arrived, our clients were ready.
We were successful on the night, securing the property for $1,300,000.
The Result
A year of renting, a couple of weekends of getting to know the family, and a purchase backed by thorough preparation.
Because the right home is worth taking the time to find.
Welcome home to Geebung. We’re thrilled to have been part of this family’s next chapter.
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