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The Deal Radar.

Brisbane property market this week: price cuts, days on market and long-sitters

Brisbane South-West · watched daily, verified facts only

ISSUE #003 · WEEK OF 17-23 JULY 2026
249
suburbs watched
57
price moves tracked
-13.3%
biggest cut
85
longest days listed

Sellers move prices quietly. Portals show you today's ask and nothing else, and reset the day counter on every relist. We watch every listing in the corridor daily and keep the history, so you can see who moved, by how much, and how long they have really been waiting. Withdrawn homes, the ones that resurface later as off-market properties, stay on our record too. No opinions. Just the record.

📊 How we rank

The #1 is not always the biggest cut. We score every home on a few signals, then rank by that score. The price cut is the biggest thing we weigh, but how long it has sat, the land, and what our X-Ray finds all push a home up or down. You are seeing the best deal, not just the steepest discount.

$945,000Offers over $825,000
Cut + long-sitter58 days listed🔥 our pick of the week 3 bed 1 bath 1 car 888 m²

A $120,000 move in week nine of the campaign, on a block bigger than four in five of Slacks Creek.

flood ✓ bushfire ✓ crime RISK easement ✓ covenant ✓

The X-Ray: Recorded offences in Slacks Creek run about four times the Brisbane suburb median. The block itself is clean on every overlay we hold.

$2,500,000Offers over $2,250,000
Price cut21 days listed 4 bed 2 bath 2 car 1284 m²

A quarter of a million off a block bigger than 98 per cent of Taringa, three weeks in.

flood ✓ bushfire RISK crime ✓ easement ✓ covenant ✓

The X-Ray: Mapped bushfire-prone area, worth pricing in. Otherwise clean on every overlay we hold.

🌱 Beyond the corridor — Moreton Bay + IpswichThe growth corridor we promised, in the issue itself. Subscribers get five; here are two.
23 Oprah Ct, Brassall
$1,350,000 → Price Guide $1,200,000 - $1,300,000 · 37 days
-11.1%
5 Berry Ln, North Lakes
$1,049,000 → $949,000+ · 63 days
-9.5%
⏱ Deadline watch

127 Kenmore Rd, Kenmore: “SUBMIT ALL OFFERS! MUST SELL!” after 20 days.

65 Spence St, Mount Gravatt East: “Inviting All Offers - Must Be Sold” after 44 days.

Their words, not ours. A published deadline is a vendor whose clock matters more than their price.

+ 17 more addressesThe rest of the corridor, the whole Moreton Bay + Ipswich growth belt, and five off-market leads with addresses went to email subscribers first. Get yours below →
The featured board — every deal, until its story ends

568 Fig Tree Pocket Rd (issue #001): 🎉 SOLD for $3,350,000 on 14 July. We featured it at Offers Over $3,250,000.

47 Bishop St (issue #001): 👏 under contract after 48 days.

105 Esher St (issue #001): cut again since we featured it, now $1,295,000, 65 days in.

6 Crayfish Pl (issue #002): holding at $1,399,000+, now 76 days.

Across the ten homes featured so far: one sold, one under contract, one cut again, seven still waiting. Every featured home stays on this board until its story ends.

The Scorecard

We grade ourselves.

Every Friday we predict next week's market, then grade last week's predictions right here. Every number comes from Property X-Ray's own tracking data.

At least 166 listings cut their price across Brisbane this week (actual: 110)PRACTICE
Victoria Point stays in the top 5 cut suburbs (actual: redland bay, crestmead, kingston, loganlea, morningside)PRACTICE
Next week's predictions
?At least 99 listings cut their price across Brisbane this week
?The Brisbane Cut Count falls again week-on-week
?Redland Bay stays in the top 5 cut suburbs
?Withdrawals stay at or above 378 across Brisbane
Season: Practice 0/2 (4 pending) · Live 0/0

Issues 1-2 were practice rounds: we ran our formula over the two weeks before launch to see how it would have scored, and published the results, misses included. Live calls, locked in before the week starts, begin with issue 3.

🤫 Off-Market Watch

Found in the dark.

Three off-market opportunities from our signals this week. Homes that quietly left the market, owners who often still want a result:

5 Toufik St, Rochedale South (⚑ neighbours subdividing: two one-into-two lot applications within 250 metres) Clean on our flood, easement and covenant layers.

178 Chilton St, Sunnybank Hills

19 Paraburdoo Cr, Shailer Park

Subscribers get five in full every Friday, plus more off-market finds. More stay on our list this week, unnamed.

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How this works (and why you can check everything)

  1. We watch every listing in the corridor daily and keep the price history the portals overwrite. When an asking price moves or a listing sits long, it shows up here.
  2. Facts only. Every number above is from the public listing record. Click through and verify it yourself on the live listing.
  3. The free X-Ray is the homework. A cheap-looking price sometimes has a reason: flood, easements, covenants, what's approved next door. Our free report covers all of it for any QLD address.
  4. Nothing here is advice. We show the record. What it means for you is your call, or your professional adviser's.

Straight answers, from the record

Is the Brisbane property market cooling right now?

Some suburbs are cooling, some are not. We do not guess, we count. This week our tracker logged 57 asking-price moves across the 249 Brisbane South-West suburbs we watch, and the biggest single cut was -13.3%. Scroll up: the weekly list shows you exactly which suburbs the cuts are in.

How do I find off-market properties in Brisbane?

The honest answer: they are hard to find, because they are not advertised. PXR uses an array of signals, aggregated from the data in our database, to bring you this unique list of opportunities. Each Friday issue reveals a few of them. If we surface one you like, try dropping a letter in the letterbox, or get in touch with the potential seller.

How long has a house really been on the market?

Portals restart the day counter when a home is relisted. We measure days on market from the first time our tracker saw the listing, so our counts are minimums that survive the relist reset. The longest sitter this issue: 85 days.

Where does this Brisbane property market data come from?

From publicly available listing information, the same pages any buyer can read. When a price changes or a listing disappears, the public page moves on; we keep what it said before. Every figure here links to the live listing so you can check it yourself. Property X-Ray is a free data hub for Queensland properties.

Past issues

Coming soon: the Moreton Bay + Ipswich growth-corridor edition, and more of the history nobody else keeps.