1800-hectare farm fails to sell at Rockhampton auction

Boam Creek was passed in for $7.75 million and Acacia for $11m near Rockhampton.

Why it mattersThe failed auction may lead to direct negotiations on one of Queensland's larger mixed farms with major irrigation systems.

AustraliaBuyers now have a chance to negotiate on a major productive Queensland farm rather than meet a set reserve price.

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Sydney and Melbourne luxury homes slide past 10 per cent from peak

Top-tier homes fell more than 10.7 per cent in Sydney and more than 10.5 per cent in Melbourne; low-priced properties held steady.

Why it mattersProperty investors and high-end sellers are bearing the brunt; tight affordability and investor caution could weigh on the broader market.

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Darling Downs property prices climb as coastal Queenslanders flee west

Coastal Queenslanders are selling high and moving to the Darling Downs, where property prices still rise.

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1800-hectare farm fails to sell at Rockhampton auction

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Sydney and Melbourne luxury homes slide past 10 per cent from peak

Darling Downs property prices climb as coastal Queenslanders flee west

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