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Elizabeth Tilley is a journalist and presenter with a focus on real estate news in Queensland, Australia. She is the editor for Qld Real Estate News at The Courier-Mail and also contributes to other publications such as the Gold Coast Bulletin and The Tech Effect. Elizabeth's work has appeared in various media outlets including News.com.au, Herald Sun, and Cairns Post.
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Brisbane, Australia (Local)
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Elizabeth Tilley's coverage predominantly focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in Queensland, Australia. She frequently cites data and covers private sector announcements related to home prices, housing market trends, rental struggles, and residential projects. To engage her effectively:
1. Provide insights into local housing market trends: Offer data-driven analysis or expert commentary on the factors influencing home prices, rental struggles, labor shortages affecting residential projects in Brisbane.
2. Local real estate expertise: Propose interviews with local real estate agents or analysts familiar with Brisbane's property landscape to discuss emerging trends and top suburbs.
3. Housing affordability solutions: Share innovative initiatives addressing rental struggles for single parents or potential solutions to address record high median home prices in specific areas of Brisbane.
When reaching out to Elizabeth Tilley consider how your pitch aligns with her focus on Queensland’s real estate industry and its impact on local communities within this region.
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By: Elizabeth Tilley
This 90-year-old house has smashed a house price sales record after undergoing a $7m renovation.
A landmark Brisbane estate has sold for a staggering $23m, setting a new record for the most expensive home ever sold in the city.
Home approvals have hit their highest level in over a year across the country as the race to build 1.2 million new homes steps up a gear.
By: Elizabeth Tilley
Brisbane-based developer Graya has splashed circa $25 million on a rare Byron Bay beachfront site with plans to build a one-of-a-kind trophy home.
Which capital city has bucked their price growth trend? Queensland's coastal suburbs and inner-city apartment hubs are set to see a silver
By: Elizabeth Tilley
Cashed-up Baby Boomers could be set to turn a handful of Queensland coastal hamlets into property price boom towns.
Queensland’s coastal suburbs and inner-city apartment hubs are set to see a silver tsunami of wealth from next year as Baby Boomers with big superannuation budgets start downsizing.
By: Elizabeth Tilley, Nicholas Finch
Ever stopped to wonder who owns Queensland?
By: Elizabeth Tilley
Take a look inside Australia’s first Mondrian Hotel and luxury residences, coming soon to the Gold Coast.
Which capital city has bucked their price growth trend? The first luxury waterfront apartments to be developed in almost a decade in North
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