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Brisbane northside suburb Hendra has hit a new record property price, after a house sold in an offmarket deal for a massive $5.6m.
The five bedroom house on a large 1,164sq m block smashed the suburb’s house price record just nine months after another home on the same street sold for $5.34m.
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Hendra has a new suburb record after a home sold for $5.6m off market. Picture: Supplied.
Property records show the price of the property at 14 Goodwood Street has grown in 46 years from $28,500 in 1978 to $5.6m in 2024.
Place Ascot agent Jill Wright-Wotton, who sealed the deal with colleague Patrick McKinnon, confirmed the sale of 14 Goodwood Street, Hendra, went unconditional last week and came about as a result of “buyer matching”.
“This particular vendor approached me probably a year and a half ago, just looking to downsize as an option. The timing became right recently and I knew of a buyer that it fitted the bill perfectly. So it was really one buyer, one inspection, sold.”
This home smashed a record set by a neighbour on the same street nine months ago.
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She said buyers were a lot more educated now about price and homes on the market.
“So when there is something new that they’re not competing for, sometimes it is a more enticing offer.”
Records show the home being built in 2008, having first been bought for $28,500 in 1978 to $785,000 18 years later and then a part share selling for $550,000 a decade ago.
PropTrack data showed the median house sale price in Hendra was $1.7m for the period from April last year to March this year, rising 8.6 per cent in 12 months.
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