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Sell My Home in Brisbane: 2026 Prices, Pricing and Timing

Selling your home in Brisbane in 2026? Latest Domain median prices, how to price your home, the best time to launch, and how much commission PLBO saves you.

Brisbane is one of Australia's hottest property markets, and that's fantastic news if you're thinking of selling! Here's what the latest data shows, how to price your home, and when to launch, all while keeping the commission with PLBO.

Brisbane prices in 2026

Measure (June quarter 2026)Figure
Brisbane median house price$1,212,562
Annual change, houses+16.4%
Quarterly change, houses+0.4%
Brisbane median unit price$790,087
Annual change, units+15.4%

Source: Domain House Price Report, June 2026.

Brisbane's median house price is now above $1.2 million, ahead of Melbourne and Adelaide, with double-digit growth over the year. Buyers are active and prepared, which is ideal conditions for a private sale!

What Brisbane prices mean for your commission

Brisbane agents charge an average of about 2.56% (AgentBridge, June 2026):

Sale priceTypical commission (2.56%)PLBO fromYou keep up to
$900,000$23,040$699$22,341
$1,212,562 (median)$31,042$699$30,343
$1,600,000$40,960$699$40,261
$2,200,000$56,320$699$55,621

With PLBO you pay one upfront fee and keep 100% of your sale proceeds.

How to price your Brisbane home

  1. Open your PLBO property comparables report. In a fast-rising market, recent nearby sales are gold!
  2. Adjust for the differences: elevation, river or city views, pools, air-conditioning, renovations and parking.
  3. Set a clear asking price buyers can act on.
  4. Watch the response in your PLBO dashboard and fine-tune in minutes.
  5. Want extra certainty? A registered valuer can add a formal valuation.

Brisbane's many markets

The inner-city character suburbs, the river suburbs, the leafy west, the bayside east and the growth corridors north and south each have their own buyers. Your comparables report zeroes in on the sales that matter, the ones near you.

What Brisbane buyers love in 2026

  • Outdoor living: covered decks, alfresco kitchens and pools
  • Climate comfort: air-conditioning, ceiling fans and cross-breezes
  • Energy savings: solar and batteries
  • Elevated, breezy positions and leafy outlooks
  • Transport: close to trains, busways, CityCat and ferries
  • School catchments: name them in your listing

Your listing puts these highlights in front of buyers on PLBO and across Domain, view, homely, Soho, realty, onthehouse and allhomes*, including interstate buyers moving north!

When to sell in Brisbane

SeasonWhat to expect
Spring (Sep–Nov)blue skies, jacarandas and lots of buyers
Summer (Dec–Feb)busy until Christmas, strong again from late January
Autumn (Mar–May)comfortable weather and steady demand
Winter (Jun–Aug)Brisbane's mild winters keep buyers active, and there are fewer listings to compete with

With PLBO you choose your launch date. Once your Form 2, smoke alarms and photos are ready, go for it!

Next steps

*Availability on allhomes.com.au may depend on the property's location, listing type and applicable portal requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What is the median house price in Brisbane?

Domain's House Price Report put Brisbane's median house price at $1,212,562 for the June quarter 2026, up 16.4% over the year. The median unit price was $790,087, up 15.4%.

How much commission would I save in Brisbane?

Brisbane agents charge around 2.56% on average (AgentBridge, June 2026). On a $1,212,562 home that's about $31,042. With PLBO you pay $699 to $3,699 including GST and keep the rest.

When is the best time to sell in Brisbane?

Spring and early summer are traditionally busy, with blue skies for photos. With strong demand, the best time is when your home is ready: Form 2 prepared, alarms compliant and photos done.

Where can I find sold prices for my suburb?

Your PLBO property comparables report brings recent sales of similar homes near you together in one place.