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Brisbane Bronco captain Darius Boyd has wasted no time getting to work on his latest residential property project.
Earlier this month it was revealed he'd spent $1,205,000 on a <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/99611-brisbane-broncos-captain-darius-boyd-buys-next-house-project" target="_blank">1930s cottage in Paddington</a> (below).
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It was always going to be a renovation project like his last home in Hendra where he is <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/96085-brisbane-bronco-darius-boyd-lists-hendra-home" target="_blank">still seeking a buyer</a> having asked $2 million.
He's again called on Graya Construction to build his new home (pictured above and below).
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Joe Adsett Architect, who has done a number of modern homes around the Brisbane area, is the architect in charge of the design.
Adsett has dubbed the home 'Hitup House'.
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"Introducing our latest project with repeat clients Darius and Kayla Boyd," Graya wrote on Facebook.
"This courtyard style home will be one of the first of its kind built in Paddington."
 
 
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Brisbane Bronco captain Darius Boyd's Paddington plans revealed

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Brisbane Bronco's captain Darius Boyd has bought his new property project with wife Kayla.
He's spent $1,205,000 on an original 1930s cottage on 605 sqm in the affluent Paddington, a stones throw from Suncorp.
Boyd snapped up the property just a week into its marketing.
The two level property, which had been used for dual living, has five bedrooms in total, a large upstairs deck and a rear backyard.
Place Paddington selling agent Andrew Degn said the home oozed with potential.
Boyd, whose Broncos sit outside of the top eight, is still waiting for a buyer for the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/96085-brisbane-bronco-darius-boyd-lists-hendra-home" target="_blank">Graya Constructions built home in Hendra</a> which was most recently marketed at $1.99 million.
Boyd's Tungan, Gold Coast investment townhouse <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/98228-brisbane-bronco-darius-boyd-lists-gold-coast-investment-townhouse" target="_blank">has quickly gone under offer</a> after having $475,000 hopes. He paid $427,000 in 2009.
 
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Brisbane Broncos captain Darius Boyd buys next house project

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Brisbane Broncos NRL captain Darius Boyd is busy off-field with his property portfolio.
He has just listed his <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-townhouse-qld-tugun-130893526" target="_blank">Tungan, Gold Coast, investment townhouse</a> (above) at $475,000. It cost $427,000 in 2009.
Last month Boyd and his pregnant wife Kayla <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/96085-brisbane-bronco-darius-boyd-lists-hendra-home" target="_blank">listed their Hendra home</a> in Brisbane’s inner north with $1.99 million hopes.
An accompanying social media post gave the reason behind the listing of their four-bedroom, two-bathroom home.
“Catching the reno/build itch, time for number two we think,” Kayla posted. “Not sure how we’re going to say goodbye to this one.”
Designed by Base Architecture and built by Graya Construction, the stylish property is clad in black timber.
Boyd scored one try and made another in the Broncos’ 26-10 Friday night win over Manly.
This article was first published in the Sunday Telegraph. 
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Brisbane Bronco Darius Boyd lists Gold Coast investment townhouse

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Brisbane Bronco and former Queensland Origin star Darius Boyd has listed his Hendra home. 
The luxury new build, which was completed this time last year, was a two year project for Boyd and his wife Kayla, who are asking for buyers in the early $2 million bracket.
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It was 2016 when Boyd quietly paid $810,000 for an original 1950s weatherboard home with lightweight cladding and a colorbond corrugated iron roof.
He called on Base Architecture and the brothers behind Graya Construction to create a jet black, four bedroom, two bathroom home on 650 sqm.
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It features a dedicated media room with projector. The master suite sits in its own wing, across a bridge void above the living spaces.
A covered outdoor entertaining area meets the swimming pool and outdoor shower.
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McGrath New Farm agents Drew Davies and Carter Lagana are marketing the home.
Boyd, who grew up on the Gold Coast, has been at the Broncos for the last three years. He started his career there, before stints at the Dragons and the Knights.
Boyd recently spent $500,000 on a one bedroom apartment on Broadbeach on the Gold Coast.
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Brisbane Bronco Darius Boyd lists Hendra home

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A New York inspired penthouse at The Residences in the heart of the Brisbane CBD has seen a price cut of $1.6 million.
The apartment was contracted at $4.5 million in 2014, however the deal didn't complete.
Its most recent marketing now has it pegged at $2.9 million.
It will still be a profit for the New South Wales based owners, who paid $2.1 million in 2009. They have however spent hundreds of thousands on renovations since the purchase.
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Their 2009 buy still stands as the building's most expensive.
Now relocating to Europe, the vendors have tasked Place New Farm agent Ben White with selling the <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-apartment-qld-brisbane+city-126433534" target="_blank">Adelaide Street apartment</a>.
Spanning 310 sqm, the apartment has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a library.
The Residence block was previously a former Queensland Government building built in the 1940s.
It homed the State's land titles office before being turned into a residential development in the 1990s.  
 
 
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Brisbane's most extreme price cut

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Brisbane Bronco Alex Glenn has found a buyer for his Crestmead investment in Logan.
The New Zealand Test star secured the $435,000 sale of <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-crestmead-122281622" target="_blank">the four bedroom, two bathroom home</a>.
Set on a large 1241 sqm land parcel, the home has a large family/billiard room with a combustion wood stove and a spacious undercover entertainment area outside.
Glenn made a small loss on the property, having spent $440,000 on the home in 2010.
The 27 year old had rented it out however during his six years of ownership, with a last listed price of $495 a week, showing a rental yield of 5.85 percent.
Initially listed with $469,000 hopes through Professionals Logan Lifestyles selling agent Jenny Rajic, the home spent spent 47 days on market.
The average days on market in Crestmead is 46 days, according to <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">CoreLogic</a>.
Glenn and his young family are based in Wavell Heights in Brisbane and have owned a $575,000 investment property in Burleigh Waters since 2014.
That one is tenanted at $695 a week, showing another strong yield of 6.29 percent.
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