PHOTO: Tayla Jones and Jack Davies are wiser for the experience after making 12 unsuccessful expressions of interest in the past 12 months to buy a house. Picture: David Clark Source: News Corp Australia
Queensland’s property market is so tough to crack that one couple that’s attended more than 200 properties has not been able to secure a home.
Determined first-home buyers Jack Davies and Tayla Jones are the unseen casualties of Queensland’s overheated housing market.
They have attended more than 200 open homes, lodged a dozen expressions of interest and have been the under bidders at auction in the past year.
WE DON’T ROAST OUR BEANS UNTIL WE HAVE YOUR ORDER
The dedicated couple even came close to purchasing a block of land in Everton Hills which is now seen as the opportunity that got away – but they’re not giving up.
“We looked at a block six months ago and offered $350,000 and it sold for $360,000 and it was back on the market recently for $430,00,” Mr Davies said.
“I’d we had gotten it for $360,000 back then we would be better off.”
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