But something interesting happens around this time every year in Toowoomba:
People don’t just buy air fryers, TVs, or kids’ pyjamas.
They start thinking about their bigger picture.
That’s why property search activity spikes in late November. Not because people want a “deal,” but because they’re suddenly faced with decisions about space, lifestyle, and their next chapter.
And honestly? Glen James from My Millennial Money sums it up perfectly:
“Don’t buy something just because it’s cheaper than normal. Buy it because it fits your bigger plan.”
Black Friday tempts us with small, temporary purchases… but it also nudges us toward reflecting on the decisions that actually shape our lives — like where we live, how much space we have, and what we want 2026 to look like.
Because long after the sales end, the future is still waiting to be built.
The year’s ending.
Everyone’s reflecting.
Suddenly, the house that was “fine for now” becomes the house that feels too small, too tight, or too limited for next year.
You’ve got Myer on one tab, Amazon on another…and then a CURIOUS little link to a listing you’ve had saved for weeks.
It starts innocently.
It ends with you imagining yourself in a new kitchen by Easter.
Space.
Schools.
Commutes.
Lifestyle.
Black Friday tends to spark the conversations people have been putting off all year.
Not temporary purchases.
Not impulse buys.
Things that actually set them up for the long term.
A home.
A move.
A step forward.
You don’t need to avoid sales.
You don’t need to feel guilty for shopping.
But this time of year is a reminder that the best decisions — the ones that shape your future — aren’t made in a rush.
They’re made with a plan.
A bigger plan.
And if part of that plan includes a move in 2026, now is the perfect moment to start the conversation.
It’s never about the discount — it’s about whether the decision fits your future.
We can map out your next move with zero pressure and full clarity.