Ascot · Clayfield · Hamilton
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Bryce Osborne — the local specialist backed by Ray White The Collective, Ray White’s No.1 group worldwide.
86 Hillside Cres, Hamilton · Sold $8.0m
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Bryce Osborne — the local specialist backed by Ray White The Collective, Ray White’s No.1 group worldwide.
I’m Bryce Osborne — the local specialist for Ascot, Clayfield and Hamilton, backed by Ray White The Collective — named Ray White’s No.1 group worldwide in 2025. Consider me your eyes on the market, all year round.
Nine homes changed hands across Ascot, Clayfield and Hamilton in the last 30 days — and three of them, one in each suburb, were never advertised at all. Two of those sit near the top of the month’s list: 70 Riverview Terrace, Hamilton at $5,250,000 and 87 Barlow Street, Clayfield at $3,825,000. The biggest result of the month did go under the hammer: 107 Crescent Road, a c.1900 residence on Hamilton Hill, sold at auction for $5,400,000 in 24 days.
The fastest marketed sale was 137 Yabba Street, Ascot — away in 20 days on a for-sale campaign with no price. At the other end, 33 Abbott Street, Ascot spent 162 days on the market: it started at auction, moved to for sale, was priced at $3,400,000 and then $3,299,000, went back to for sale, and finally sold at $2,800,000.
Hamilton · Sold at auction
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Across the wider group: 0 homes sold across the patch in the last 12 months — including the Hamilton suburb record at $15.1m.
I read everything written about this market so you don't have to. Here's what the press and the data are saying about your patch right now.
Supply at the top end has always been constrained because you simply can't manufacture these properties. The blocks, river views and heritage credentials don't exist.
They are benchmarking the Olympics as a timeframe and saying, ‘We need to make the move now.’
Buyers who might have been sitting in the $3 million to $4 million range 18 months ago are now ready and willing to push into the $5 million to $7 million bracket.
I've transacted five sales above $10 million in the last six months, all to buyers in their 30s. That's not a fluke, it's a trend.
Experts say the prestige real estate is concentrated in Hamilton, Ascot and New Farm — the best homes trade north of $10 million, up to the city record of $25 million.
Why this matters to you: the commentary above is about your suburbs — Hamilton, Ascot and the streets around them. Tight supply and deep buyer demand is a seller's equation, and it's the one I work in every day. And yes — the Matt Lancashire quoted here leads Collective Luxury, part of the same group standing behind your campaign.
The Athletes' Village rises at Northshore Hamilton, minutes from your front door. Enabling works began in 2026; riverfront parklands land in 2029. Prestige buyers are openly benchmarking the Games — every year you hold is a year of build-up.
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The buyer a Bulimba or New Farm colleague is already working could be the one who buys yours. NurtureCloud, Ray White's buyer-matching technology, screens 1,000+ buyers a fortnight against the shared pool — so we can show you the buyers already circling your price point at our first meeting.
And the badge matters: in 2025 The Collective was named Ray White's No.1 group worldwide by settled commission, with Ray White New Farm the No.1 Ray White office in Queensland. In May 2026 the group launched Collective Luxury — Brisbane's first team dedicated purely to $4m+ homes. That entire engine sits behind every home I list.
When you list with Bryce, you deal with Bryce — one point of contact, accountable for every buyer, every call and every dollar. And when a campaign calls for extra firepower, he brings in the strongest operators in his network.
On the right campaign, Bryce teams up with two of the most recognised operators in Brisbane real estate.
Behind every campaign stands the leadership of Ray White The Collective — Haesley Cush, three decades at the forefront of Brisbane real estate, and Peter Burgin, chief auctioneer with more than 15,000 auctions called.
“Bryce was with me the whole way and helped me navigate the stress of selling with grace — we got more than I actually expected.”
“Bryce is an up-and-coming agent who is believable and loyal. He's already ahead of his time and I would trust him with my next sale.”
“His professionalism, communication, market knowledge and sheer hard work were mightily impressive, manifesting in a stunning pre-auction result.”
“He comprehensively kept me informed so I felt part of the selling process… combined with achieving a fantastic sales price, I would thoroughly recommend Bryce.”
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