PHOTO: Police have confirmed the incident was non-suspicious, and the forensic crash unit will prepare a report for the coroner. Hermaion REVEL
The Australian real estate community is mourning after the sudden and tragic death of well-known Brisbane real estate agent Ty Babbidge, 55, who was killed in a horrific ride-on mower accident on Friday evening.
🕊️ A Community in Mourning
Emergency services were called to a private property on Grandview Road, Pullenvale at around 7.30pm on Friday. Mr Babbidge was found trapped under a ride-on mower and died at the scene.
Police have confirmed the incident was non-suspicious, and the forensic crash unit will prepare a report for the coroner.
His devastated family posted online:
“We are heartbroken to share that our beloved Ty has passed away. Ty was greatly loved by his family, friends, and the community. His warmth, generosity, and genuine care for others touched countless lives, and he will be dearly missed.”
The Babbidge family posted this photo and thanked wellwishers for their support. Picture: Facebook
Ty Babbidge. Picture: Facebook
🤝 Tributes to a “Top Tier Bloke”
The outpouring of grief has been immediate, with colleagues, friends, and community members paying tribute to Ty’s character and kindness.
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Colleague Kel Goesch, who worked with Ty for more than a decade, said:
“Ty was one of the most generous, happy and genuine people on this planet. He cared a lot about others. He was a lot of people’s great friend but he was very passionate and proud about his family.”
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One mourner described him as:
“An absolute top tier bloke. Honestly, he was the most generous, kind-hearted fella I’ve ever met.”
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Another wrote:
“Such a special man. We will miss him. Love to the family who he loved so much.”
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🏠 A Career in Real Estate, A Life of Generosity
Ty Babbidge was not just a respected real estate professional in Brisbane’s property market — he was known as a man who lived for his family, friendships, and community connections.
Those who knew him say he combined professionalism with a deep humanity, leaving an impression on colleagues and clients alike.
📌 The Road Ahead
While the coroner’s report will confirm the details, the focus for now remains on supporting Ty’s family and honouring his memory.
The Brisbane property industry — often known for its competitiveness — has paused to pay tribute to a man remembered not for the deals he made, but for the kindness and generosity he showed every day.
SOURCE: NEWS.COM.AU
