Prestige auction event to test the market

Amir Prestige Group’s Grand Winter Auction Event is set to be held on July 12, 2025. Pictured is principal Amir Mian.

Momentum is building for the Gold Coast’s only luxury auction event in winter with more than 30 properties going under the hammer.

Amir Prestige Group’s Grand Winter Auction Event is set to be held on July 12 and will include everything from waterfront homes and penthouses to family estates and Hinterland retreats.

2019 The Circle, Sanctuary Cove is going to auction at the Grand Winter Auction Event.

Real estate principal Amir Mian of Amir Prestige Group says there’s never been a better time to buy or sell.

Principal Amir Mian said despite the cooler weather, properties were still attracting red-hot interest from buyers.

“As someone who has spent more than two decades helping people buy and sell homes across the Gold Coast, I can confidently say there’s never been a better time to buy or sell,” Mr Mian said.

“What’s most exciting is that the momentum is already building.

“We’re seeing strong inquiry, high open home attendance, and multiple offers flowing in before auction day — signs of a market that’s heating up even in the cooler months.”

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108 Cres Ave, Hope Island is going to auction at the Grand Winter Auction Event.

191 Monaco Street, Broadbeach Waters is going to auction at the Grand Winter Auction Event.

PropTrack data reveals the current auction clearance rate for the Gold Coast is 51 per cent, up from 44 per cent last month.

“Buyer demand is surging, especially among interstate migrants from New South Wales and Victoria looking to make a lifestyle shift,” Mr Mian said.

“Prestige properties are seeing shorter days on market, and multiple registered bidders have become the norm at high-end auctions.

“Our own internal data shows that over 200,000 buyers are actively engaged through our digital and database campaigns — and they’re ready to act when the right property is presented.”

108 Cres Ave, Hope Island.

Among the properties to go under the hammer is a private estate in Hope Island.

Set on a sprawling waterfront block at 108 Crescent Ave, the palatial eight-bedroom home boasts a raft of ultra luxe features including a port cochere, resort style swimming pool, in-ground fire pit, sports bar, and a glass-walled garage to show off your favourite classic car.

Gold Coast business owner Brenton Fisher is behind the luxury digs known as ‘Salt’.

“I had previously built at Runaway Bay and received great feedback, so I used a lot of similar finishes,” Mr Fisher said.

“The aim was to make it amazing and maintenance free, and there’s not a centimetre that’s cheap or average.”

139 Allambi Ave, Broadbeach Waters is going to auction at the Grand Winter Auction Event.

Another standout is a Broadbeach Waters showstopper at 139 Allambi Ave.

Set down a private driveway, the property spans three levels, with the master suite, along with three bedrooms, a media room, games room and lounge on the upper floor.

Sellers Brett and Jakki Ulrich bought the property in 2019 before embarking on an epic makeover.

The Grand Winter Auction Event will be held at The Langham Hotel.

The Grand Winter Auction Event will be held at The Langham Hotel.

“It brings together serious buyers, motivated sellers, and some of the most iconic homes on the market — all in one incredible setting,” Mr Mian said.

“Held in a six-star venue with complimentary refreshments, canapes, and free parking, it’s designed to feel more like a luxury experience than a typical auction day.”

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