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Price drops in East Brisbane

Listings for sale in East Brisbane, QLD 4169 whose current asking price is a cut from an earlier one, and by how much. Updated daily.

Most recent cut recorded:

Listings reduced

6

15% of 41 live listings

Median cut

6.3%

$46K off the asking price

Days listed before cut

31

median, first listed to latest cut

Cuts, last 30 / 90 days

6 / 6

no current price rises

East Brisbane price-drop summary

6 listings in East Brisbane (15% of the 41 on the market) are advertised below an earlier asking price. The typical reduction is 6.3%, about $46K. Apartment listings account for 5 of them, with a median cut of 5.5%.

Cuts by property type

TypeListings reducedMedian cut
Apartment55.5%
House115.7%

Largest current cuts in East Brisbane

By percentage, biggest first. Previous asking is the price immediately before the latest cut.

AddressPrevious askingNow askingCutCut onProperty
32 Barker Street$3,500,000$2,950,000-15.7%4 bed House
6/38 Clarendon Street$770,000$700,000-9.1%2 bed Apartment
9/90 Mowbray Terrace$699,000$649,000-7.2%1 bed Apartment
611/45 Wellington Road$740,000$699,000-5.5%1 bed Apartment
1/23 Potts Street$899,000$865,000-3.8%2 bed Apartment
14/41 Kingfisher Lane$800,000$770,000-3.8%2 bed Apartment

Suburb profile

East Brisbane market data

Median prices, rents, growth and vacancy for East Brisbane.

Sold prices

Recent sales in East Brisbane

What buyers actually paid, and how it compared with the asking price.

Australia-wide

All price rises and cuts

The national feed of asking-price changes, filterable by state, type and size of change.

Price drops in East Brisbane: common questions

How many properties in East Brisbane have had a price drop?

6 listings for sale in East Brisbane QLD 4169 are currently advertised below an earlier asking price, 15% of the 41 listings on the market. 6 of those cuts were recorded in the last 30 days and 6 in the last 90.

How much are East Brisbane sellers cutting their prices by?

The median cut is 6.3%, or $46K, measured from the previous advertised asking price to the current one on each listing.

How long are East Brisbane listings on the market before the price drops?

A median of 31 days from when the listing first appeared to its latest price cut, across 6 listings.

What counts as a price drop here?

A listing that is still for sale and whose current advertised asking price was set by a reduction from its previous asking price. Changes that cannot be confirmed as one advertisement repricing, such as several ads sharing one address, are left out.

Showing at most 30 listings. Asking prices are as advertised; a cut is not a sale price.