Property Pursuit
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- Registration: Active · REBAA Accredited
- Website reviewed: Website present and reviewed
- Office location: 1 office location on record
- Contact details: Contact information on record
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- Profile last updated: 20 August 2026
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Office locations
- Primary office
Level 1, 251 Given Terrace
Paddington, Brisbane, QLD, 4064
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Business overview
Property Pursuit is a Brisbane buyers agency founded in 2003 by Meighan Wells, a REBAA member and past REIQ Chapter Chair. As an exclusive buyers agent, the firm acts only for buyers — it never lists or sells property, so there is no vendor conflict. Over two decades it has helped clients purchase more than 1,000 Brisbane properties, with particular strength in navigating Queensland's distinctive contract and cooling-off process for both home buyers and investors.
Based on publicly available information and CompareMyAgents research. Last updated August 2026.
Best for
Brisbane home buyers and investors who want a long-established, exclusive (buyer-only) agent with deep local and QLD-contract expertise.
Services & pricing
| Service | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Full property search | Fee on request | End-to-end search, shortlisting and due diligence for home buyers. |
| Investment purchases | Fee on request | Acquisition of Brisbane investment property to a defined strategy. |
| Auction bidding | Fee on request | Bidding on your behalf at auction. |
| Negotiation & private treaty | Fee on request | Negotiating price and terms on private-treaty sales. |
| QLD contract guidance | Fee on request | Guidance through Queensland's contract and cooling-off process. |
Pricing based on publicly available information. Verify directly with the consultant.
Editorial assessment
What we love
Exclusive buyer-only agency (since 2003) — never lists or sells, so there is no vendor conflict.
Deep Brisbane and Queensland-contract expertise, with 1,000+ purchases behind it.
Led by a recognised industry figure (past REIQ Chapter Chair, REBAA member).
Where it falls short
Focused on Brisbane and South-East Queensland rather than national coverage.
Buyers-agent fees (percentage plus engagement fee) apply — confirm the structure up front.
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The bottom line
One of Brisbane's most established exclusive buyers agencies (since 2003), Property Pursuit pairs a strong track record with a buyer-only model, so its interests sit with you rather than a vendor. Principal Meighan Wells is a recognised industry figure. Buyers-agent fees typically run a percentage of purchase price plus an engagement fee — confirm the structure up front.
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