BRISBANE · QLD

South Brisbane
Dual-Key Apartment | Brisbane One

Multi-Platform Reach. Consistent Annual Performance.

Reporting period: 1 Jul 2024 – 30 Jun 2025
Managed since: June 2023

Annual rental receipts: A$92,369
Previous financial year: A$86,587
Year-on-year rental growth: 6.7%
Booking channels: Airbnb, Booking.com, Expedia and more

01 / THE BRIEF
Making the Most of a Dual-Key Property

Hostrelax began managing this dual-key property at Brisbane One in June 2023. With two separately bookable spaces, our focus was to attract bookings across a broad range of channels and build consistent rental performance over time.

02 / OUR APPROACH
Reaching Guests Across Multiple Platforms

Multi-platform distribution is central to our approach. Alongside Airbnb, we market the property through Booking.com, Expedia and other accommodation platforms, reaching travellers who also use these channels to book hotels and serviced apartments.

Both sides of the dual-key property benefit from this wider exposure, with strong booking demand extending beyond Airbnb.

03 / THE OUTCOME
Two Financial Years of Strong Rental Performance

The property recorded combined rental receipts of A$92,368.55 in FY2024–25, following A$86,587.44 in FY2023–24—a year-on-year increase of 6.7%.

These results reflect the combined performance of both sides of the dual-key property, supported by bookings across multiple platforms.

04 / OWNER PARTNERSHIP
A Collaborative Approach to Management

The owner’s active cooperation has been an important part of this ongoing partnership. Working closely together has helped us put our management approach into practice and maintain a shared focus on the property’s performance.

Since June 2023, this combination of owner collaboration and multi-platform operation has supported consistent results across successive financial years.

About These Figures

Figures are sourced from the owner’s financial summaries for FY2023–24 and FY2024–25 and combine both sides of the dual-key property. Rental receipts include entries classified as Rent under the individual units and account-level transactions; other credits are excluded. Amounts reflect the statements’ accounting basis and do not represent gross booking revenue or net profit. Year-on-year growth is calculated using unrounded rental totals.