Matthews Real Estate records key change across Brisbane as it marks Eighty years in the industry

In Brisbane real estate plenty has changed  as named cows were there chattel, stamp duty is necessary an actual stamp and agents twice as inspection chauffeurs but Matthews Real Estate was there for it all.

The Annerley family business is celebrating its Eighty year in the business and co-principal Trevor Matthews, who runs it with his brother Ken said Brisbane had changed noticeably since he first took the helm Fifty One years ago.

There was an old saying that City Hall was the tallest (building). It was there was mostly nothing else around it.  The highset timber houses had been put back over time with units or lowest brick houses and the property features be a focus for buyers had changed too. 1930s, when Trevor and Ken's grandfather Robert and father Leslie use to do the business Brisbane had farming land. Lots of changes in the Brisbane inner-city housing and the assets industry Matthews Real Estate's Eighty year standing has continue.

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