April 10, 2026

45 Devona Street, Aspley, Queensland

3 Bed, 2 Bath, 2 Car + Rumpus

$1,465,000

Approx. Gross Yield: 3.0%

From Interstate Search to Seamless Upgrade

Buying from interstate can feel like trying to solve a puzzle without all the pieces.

For this young family based in the ACT, the challenge was clear. They were in the process of selling their long-held unit in Kelvin Grove, ready to upgrade into something that better suited their next chapter… but doing it all from afar.

Referred to us by their broker at Madd Finance, they needed boots on the ground, local insight, and a team who could move quickly.

That’s exactly what we did.

Within just three weeks of searching, we secured the right property:

45 Devona Street, Aspley

A home that ticked every box.
No maintenance headaches.
No immediate spend required.
Just a clean, quality asset that could be held with confidence.

We secured the property for $1,465,000, positioning them into a premium Brisbane market with long-term upside and strong rental appeal.

The Numbers Behind the Story
Purchase Price: $1,465,000

Rental Income: ~$850 per week

Annual Rental Income: ~$44,200

Gross Yield: ~3.0%

Why This One Worked
This wasn’t about chasing the highest yield.

It was about securing the right asset.

A well-located, low-maintenance home in a tightly held pocket, giving our clients the ability to take a true “set and forget” approach while still benefiting from Brisbane’s long-term growth.

From interstate uncertainty to a confident purchase in just a few weeks… this is what having the right team on the ground looks like.

Thanks to:

Selling Agent – Alex Porter – McGrath Aspley

Finance Broker – Madd Loans

Solicitor – Spot On Conveyancing

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