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Boomers drive surprising shift in tightly held suburbs

November 2, 2025

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Gary and Lesleigh Kacin are taking their Camp Hill home to auction for the first time since 1991, Camp Hill. Picture: Liam Kidston

Listings by homeowners aged over 60 who have owned their homes for more than 25 years have jumped 20 per cent across Brisbane in the past year, marking first signs…

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