Cameron Bros was a leading Brisbane real estate agency and property management firm. In its original form, the company was controlled by licensed auctioneer John Cameron, who created the firm under his own name in 1866 following the economic depression of that year. Cameron is credited with introducing land subdivision to Brisbane. When he retired in 1887, control of the business passed to his sons, John, Waverley and Stuart, who commenced trading under the name Cameron Bros.

Over the decades the firm's clients included many of the city's most prominent property owners. One of their clients was the Mayne family, whose properties included the heritage -listed Brisbane Arcade and the Regent Theatre. They also organised the transfer of land in St. Lucia to the University of Queensland on behalf of the Mayne family.

In 1991, the partnership of Cameron Bros, then under the control of David, Richard and John Cameron, was dissolved. From that date, the business name of Cameron Bros continued under the control of Dascam Pty Ltd until it was dissolved in 2006.

Stuart Cameron is a member of the Cameron family that founded and controlled Cameron Bros, one of Brisbane's oldest and most enduring real estate firms. He received his tertiary education from Griffith University and the Queensland University of Technology. After a career in banking, Cameron managed the family business before moving to other positions in the Brisbane property valuation industry. He arranged for the transfer of Cameron Bros records to the Fryer Library.