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Brisbane’s top performing suburbs

June Quarter 08 Results
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In times when high interest rates and a slowing market have had an impact on Brisbane real estate, some suburbs are still showing impressive levels of price growth.

The REIQ recently released the figures for the June 2008 quarter and Carindale was clearly the star performer. It experienced growth of 24.8% taking it up to a median of $700 000.

Other suburbs which showed healthy growth were Sinnamon Park (up 19.9%) and East Brisbane (up 18.8%). REIQ qualifies the statistics by stating that medians are affected by varying quality of stock sold. Presumably, this is an issue in almost all areas as suburbs contain a mix of property types and values.

Brisbane's top 10 performing suburbs

Locality No Sales Jun Qtr 08 Median Jun Qtr 08 Change over qtr" Median 12 months to end of Jun 08 Change over 1yr" Change over 5yrs
CARINDALE ~ 33 $700,000 24.8% $604,500 14.1% 59.1%
SINNAMON PARK ~ * 14 $557,500 19.9% $552,500 17.6% 93.0%
EAST BRISBANE ~ 10 $742,500 18.8% $627,500 18.4% 71.3%
WOOLOOWIN ~ 16 $688,000 16.6% $634,425 20.3% 66.7%
ALDERLEY ~ 17 $685,000 16.6% $587,500 23.7% 67.9%
HERSTON ~ 15 $680,000 14.2% $646,388 12.6% 75.3%
NORMAN PARK ~ 23 $710,000 12.7% $644,500 37.7% 75.6%
SUNNYBANK 31 $529,500 12.1% $477,500 16.5% 73.6%
INDOOROOPILLY 17 $715,000 10.9% $700,000 20.2% 81.8%
CANNON HILL ~ 10 $522,500 9.4% $525,000 19.0% 84.2%

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  1. Carindale
  2. Sinnamon Park
  3. East Brisbane
  4. Wooloowin
  5. Alderley
  6. Herston
  7. Norman Park
  8. Sunnybank
  9. Indooroopilly
  10. Cannon Hill

 

Note:# All figures are as at: 20-Aug-08 and are subject to further revision. (LGA) Local Government Area - as per the new boundaries gazetted 15 March 2008. ^ Denotes acreage house sales - on land size greater than 2,400m². All other house sale statistics are based on single unit dwelling sales - land size under 2,400m². " The calculations of percentage change in median prices compare preliminary estimates in the current period with preliminary estimates in the previous period where sufficient sales are recorded. N.B. Only suburbs to record sufficient sales numbers have been included in the above analysis. ~ Medians affected by varying quality of stock sold. * Medians affected by varying quantities of new properties sold. ƒ Medians affected by varying numbers of waterfront properties sold.

 

Disclaimer: Source - REIQ. Enquiries about the reproduction of part or all of the information should be directed to the Marketplace Strategy division of the The Real Estate Institute of Qld Ph (07) 3249 7300. This information has been carefully compiled by the REIQ and is not intended to be treated as a warranty or promise as to the correctness of the information.

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