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Brisbane Service Area

Brisbane’s property market offers a wide range of opportunities, from bayside living to family-friendly outer regions and high-growth corridors. The city is being reshaped by billions in infrastructure projects, including the Cross River Rail, Brisbane Metro, and Olympic 2032 preparations, all of which are driving long-term demand and capital growth. For investors, Brisbane delivers a balance of lifestyle appeal, rental demand, and strong growth potential.

There are many notable regions within Greater Brisbane worth considering. Below are three key catchments with diverse opportunities for investors.

Redlands Region

The Redlands offers bayside living just 30 minutes from the Brisbane CBD. Suburbs like Wellington Point, Cleveland, and Victoria Point are popular with families and professionals seeking a relaxed coastal lifestyle while maintaining city access.

Why investors like it: Bayside lifestyle drives consistent demand, while median house prices remain more affordable than Brisbane’s inner suburbs.
Growth outlook: Ongoing infrastructure upgrades and strong population growth support long-term capital appreciation.

Rental demand: Stable yields, supported by families and professionals drawn to the waterfront and schools.

Ipswich Region

Ipswich has emerged as one of South East Queensland’s strongest growth corridors. Affordable entry points and a large pipeline of infrastructure and employment projects make it an attractive option for both first-home buyers and investors.

Key suburbs: Ripley, Springfield, and Ipswich Central are seeing major development activity.
Why investors like it: Lower buy-in prices allow for strong rental yields and early entry into a market tipped for long-term growth.

Growth outlook: Population growth, new schools, and transport infrastructure are driving demand.

Moreton Bay Region

Located north of Brisbane, the Moreton Bay region is one of the fastest-growing areas in Queensland. With a mix of coastal, suburban, and semi-rural suburbs, it offers options for a wide range of buyers.

Key suburbs: North Lakes, Mango Hill, and Murrumba Downs stand out for infrastructure access and family appeal.
Why investors like it: Consistent rental demand from families and commuters, plus strong capital growth potential as new developments come online.

Growth outlook: The Moreton Bay Rail Link and ongoing residential projects continue to strengthen the region’s appeal.

Sydney

Sydney is Australia’s most established property market, offering prestige homes, consistent long-term capital growth, and strong rental demand. Although affordability remains a challenge, Sydney’s high demand and limited supply create a resilient market for investors.

Sydney’s property market is vast and diverse, with opportunities ranging from blue-chip lifestyle locations to emerging growth corridors. Here are a few areas that highlight the different ways investors can benefit.

Eastern Suburbs
Known for its premium lifestyle and proximity to the coast and CBD, the Eastern Suburbs offer long-term stability. Prices are high, but capital growth is steady, supported by prestige demand.

Inner West
Sydney’s Inner West provides a balance of affordability compared to the east while still offering strong growth and rental yields. It attracts professionals, students, and families, ensuring ongoing demand.

Western Sydney Growth Corridors
Suburbs in Western Sydney are booming with major infrastructure projects like the new Western Sydney Airport. Entry prices are lower than inner Sydney, and population growth supports long-term investment potential.

Melbourne

Melbourne has re-emerged strongly following pandemic-related slowdowns, with strong migration, cultural appeal, and infrastructure spending driving its recovery. It remains one of the most affordable major capitals compared to Sydney, with a diverse mix of investment opportunities.

Melbourne offers a wide choice of investment locations, from bayside suburbs to outer growth areas. The following suburbs represent some of the most promising opportunities for different buyer strategies.

Cheltenham
Located in Melbourne’s bayside area, Cheltenham combines lifestyle with affordability. Strong rental demand is driven by families and professionals seeking proximity to schools and transport.

Ferntree Gully
An outer-eastern suburb offering affordability and growth potential, Ferntree Gully is popular among families. Infrastructure upgrades and green space make it appealing for both renters and buyers.

Chelsea Heights
A coastal suburb with growing demand, Chelsea Heights offers lifestyle appeal at a relatively affordable price point. Investors benefit from consistent demand for rentals and long-term appreciation.

Perth

Perth has become one of Australia’s most attractive value markets. With median house prices far below those in Sydney and Melbourne, investors can enter at lower price points while still tapping into strong growth. Migration, economic diversification, and lifestyle appeal are driving demand.

Perth’s affordability and growth potential mean there are plenty of suburbs worth considering. Here are some of the key areas where we’re seeing strong activity and investor interest.

Northern Growth Corridors
Suburbs north of Perth are growing rapidly thanks to infrastructure expansion and affordability. Population growth supports both rentals and capital appreciation.

Beachside Suburbs
Coastal areas near Perth remain popular with families and retirees. Lifestyle demand ensures long-term stability and growth.

Inner-City Areas
Well-connected suburbs close to the CBD are showing strong performance. Rental yields are often higher than in eastern capitals, giving investors a strong income base alongside growth.

Wide Bay

The Wide Bay region, including Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, and Maryborough, is fast emerging as one of Queensland’s most appealing investment destinations. Affordable prices, coastal lifestyle, and strong rental yields make it an attractive option for both new and seasoned investors. Vacancy rates remain under 1%, and yields often sit between 4–6%.

The Wide Bay region covers a variety of towns and coastal communities, each with its own strengths. Here are three of the most attractive areas for buyers and investors looking beyond Brisbane.

Hervey Bay
Hervey Bay has recorded house price growth of over 11% year-on-year, while units climbed more than 16%. The area is popular with retirees, families, and sea-changers. Affordable entry prices (around $722,000 median for houses) and strong rental demand underpin its investor appeal.

Bundaberg
Bundaberg homes have climbed around 13.6% year-on-year, with a median price of $585,000. Known for its agricultural economy and coastal lifestyle, Bundaberg offers both affordability and growth potential. Rental yields often outperform state averages, appealing to cash-flow-focused investors.

Maryborough
Maryborough combines heritage charm with affordability. Entry prices are significantly lower than coastal suburbs, yet demand is steady. Investors benefit from strong rental yields and the potential for growth as population and infrastructure expand in the broader Wide Bay area.