The document provides an overview of the Queensland property market in the June quarter of 2010. It finds that while the market slowed due to interest rate rises, median house prices in most major regions either rose slightly or fell marginally. The Sunshine Coast market bottomed out, and units/townhouses saw solid growth across the state, now comprising 25% of residential property sales. Overall the market remained stable despite negative factors, with confidence expected to strengthen under the new government.

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JUNE QUARTER 2010 STATE-WIDE SUMMARY
BERS (p) Median house and unit prices
ACREAGE HOUSE SALES NUMBERS (p)
0,000- $350,000- $500,000-
QUEENSLAND HOUSE SALES
Queensland’s residential property market held firm against aTOTAL
99,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL $0-349,999 $499,999 $999,999 $1,000,000+ <$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
$1m confluence of negative factors during the June quarter.
$1m+
693 241 9851 0
639 Across the state, buyers became405
260 9416 269 hesitant from about April 1253
489 90 JUN 10 2730 3787 2639 260
-54 as19 string of interest rate increases started to impact
the -435
E SALES NUMBERS (p) 0
confidence levels and consumer spending.
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
99,999 $999,999 reported a general lethargy amongst buyers, with most
Agents + TOTAL 0
00,000 <$1m $1m+ 0 MAR 10 2902 4015 2693 241
425 potential purchasers happy to sit on the sidelines and wait until
716 158 4248 4248
469 the economy stabilised.
733 124 4215 4215
44 17 -34 -33 -33
NUMBERS Central Queensland was further affected by the ill-fated
(p) 0
resources tax during the quarter which made buyers even
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
99,999 $999,999 While most major Queensland regions recorded marginal
more uneasy before TOTAL watered down in early July.
+
it was 0 QUEENSLAND UNIT SALES
00,000 $500,000+ $1m+ TOTAL median house price rises or falls over the period, a more
97 <$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
After some dramatic median house price adjustments over 1845
43 15 1845
buoyant mood was becoming particularly evident in some
97 43 9 1852 1852
0 the past two years, median prices in Queensland have now
0 -6 7 areas.
returned to their pre-Global Financial Crisis levels. 0 JUN 10 604 1285 1469 733 124
0 The Sunshine Coast recorded a median house price decrease
Since the end of the June quarter, there has been a further 0 of 1.3 per cent to $470,000 over the June quarter, but agents
IDENTIAL# (p)
slowing of the market as the country headed into what turned0 were predicting happier times just around the corner with an
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
99,999
out to be a long and protracted Federal Election campaign and
$999,999 + 0 increase in 597 number of people attending open homes and a
MAR 10 the 1352 1425 716 158
693 decision period.
241 9851 more positive outlook overall.
639 260 9416
REIQ accredited agencies are hopeful that the new Many buyers had recognised that the June quarter represented
government will provide the stability the market needs for the bottom of the Sunshine Coast market and were
activity and confidence to strengthen in line with other correspondingly bringing their buying decisions forward.
improving economic indicators at present. QUEENSLAND LAND SALES
AL RES <$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 $500,000+ $1m+
7207
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3. MBERS (p)
0,000- ACREAGE HOUSE SALES NUMBERS (p)
$350,000- $500,000-
QUEENSLAND HOUSE SALES
QUEENSLAND HOUSE SALES
00,000- $350,000- $500,000-
9,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL $0-349,999 $499,999 $999,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL <$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
MAR K ET
99,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL $0-349,999 $499,999 $999,999 $1,000,000+ TOTAL <$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
QUEENSLAND
$1m $1m+
$1m $1m+
693 241 9851 0
2693 241 9851 0
639 260 9416 269 405 489 90 1253 JUN 10 2730 3787 2639 260
MONITOR
2639 260 9416 269 405 489 90 1253 JUN 10 2730 3787 2639 260
54 19 -435
-54 19 -435
E SALES NUMBERS (p) 0
E SALES NUMBERS (p) 0
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
50,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
99,999 $999,999
9,999 $999,999 +
+ TOTAL
TOTAL 00
00,000 <$1m $1m+ MAR 10 2902 4015 2693 241
500,000 <$1m $1m+ 00 MAR 10 2902 4015 2693 241
425
1425
469
1469
716
716
733BRISBANE CITY
JUNE QUARTER 2010 STATE-WIDE SUMMARY
733
158
158
124
124
4248
4248
4215
4215
4248
4248
4215
4215
44
44 17
17 -34
-34 -33
-33 -33
-33
SNUMBERS (p)
NUMBERSGladstone’s median house price also decreased – by 2.9 per 00
(p)
50,000- $500,000- $370,000 – over the period but agents said confidence
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
cent to $1,000,000 TOTAL
99,999 $999,999
9,999 $999,999 +
+ TOTAL 00 QUEENSLAND UNIT SALES
QUEENSLAND UNIT SALES
remained robust given the opportunities that lay ahead for
500,000 $500,000+
00,000 $500,000+ $1m+
$1m+ TOTAL
TOTAL
97
97 the region with the development of LNG. Investor interest 1845
43
43 15
15 1845
1845 1845 <$250,000
<$250,000 <$350,000
<$350,000 <$500,000
<$500,000 <$1m
<$1m $1m+
$1m+
97
97
00
continued to be strong, especially from other mining regions1852
43
43
0
9
9
-6
1852
1852
7
1852
0 -6 7
of Australia. 00 JUN 10 604 1285 1469 733 124
JUN 10 604 1285 1469 733 124
00
Townsville posted a 1.3 per cent median house price increase00
DENTIAL# (p) $380,000 over the quarter, which was the second strongest 0
to
IDENTIAL# (p) 0
50,000- $500,000- $1,000,000 behind Greater Brisbane. Townsville
0,000- $500,000- $1,000,000
performing major
99,999 $999,999
9,999 $999,999 +
+ 00 MAR 10
MAR 10 597
597 1352
1352 1425
1425 716
716 158
158
693
2693
continues to enjoy some healthy growth given the diversity of
241
241 9851
9851
639
2639 its economy.
260
260 9416
9416
The variety of units and townhouses now available to
Queensland property buyers helped this segment of the
market record solid price growth in many areas over the June QUEENSLAND LAND SALES
QUEENSLAND LAND SALES
TALRES
AL RES quarter. <$250,000
<$250,000 <$350,000
<$350,000 <$500,000
<$500,000 $500,000+
$500,000+ $1m+
$1m+
7207
7207
4882
4882 About 25 per cent of all sales for Queensland residential 43 43
property are now units and townhouses and this number will JUN 10
JUN 10 1422
1422 281 97 97 9 9
281
TALRES
AL RES
100%
increase in the years ahead as more people factor lifestyle,
00%
100%
00% location and affordability into their buying decisions.
43 43
The type of developments now available also caters to MAR 10
MAR 10 1373
1373 317 97 97 15 15
317
many different types of buyers. Across the state, units and
townhouses continue to provide more affordable options
for first home buyers and investors, while prestige buyers are
increasingly spending upwards of $1 million to snare a unit
change as our population grows and demand for property
with unparalleled water or city views.
increases.
The development of high-end unit and townhouse complexes
Mining is also having an impact on demand and on the types
in regional areas is also helping to reshape the traditional
of developments being constructed, so we are seeing an
landscape of these towns.
increase in prestige units in Central Queensland, especially
Where units and townhouses used to be a relative scarcity Gladstone, Mackay and Rockhampton.
in some of our rural and regional centres, this is starting to
SNAPSHOT OF lGA DATA Median land prices
Queensland’s vacant urban land remained steady with the
JUNE QUARTER 2010 HOUSES
number preliminary sales in the June quarter just seven more
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA House Change than in the March quarter.
Median over qtr
Across Queensland there were 1,852 preliminary sales of vacant
SOUTHEAST QUEENSLAND
urban land over the June quarter. There was a small shift to
BRISBANE (SD) $460,000 2.0%
land at the affordable end of the market with sales numbers for
BRISBANE CITY $538,250 1.2%
land under $250,000 increasing.
IPSWICH CITY $325,000 1.6%
LOGAN CITY $365,000 -1.4% The potential of the Gladstone region was further evidenced
MORETON BAY REGIONAL $407,000 1.2%
during the quarter with the preliminary number of land sales
more than doubling that recorded during the March quarter.
REDLAND CITY $468,500 -1.1%
GOLD COAST CITY $495,000 -2.2%
SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL $470,000 -1.3% Median rents
MAJOR REGIONAL CENTRES Median rents for residential rental properties across the State
BUNDABERG REGIONAL $285,250 0.1% recorded minimal price changes over the year to June 2010.
CAIRNS REGIONAL $358,000 -3.2% Some regions reported increases of up to $20 per week over
FRASER COAST REGIONAL $300,000 -5.4% the past year with others remaining flat over the same period.
GLADSTONE REGIONAL $370,000 -2.9% Agents are reporting a mixed-bag in the rental market with
MACKAY REGIONAL $395,000 -2.0% some areas showing a definite easing in demand, while others
ROCKHAMPTON REGIONAL $320,000 -1.5% have witnessed an increase in demand of late, especially from
TOOWOOMBA REGIONAL ~ $285,000 -6.3% would-be first home buyers who are again struggling to get a
TOWNSVILLE CITY $380,000 1.3% foothold in the market.
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BRISBANE CITY
Median house and unit prices
Brisbane’s residential property market was hamstrung by a
number of negative influences across the June quarter. BRISBANE CITY HOUSE SALES
<$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
Agents reported hesitation amongst buyers as increasing
141
interest rates and economic concerns made decision-making a
low priority. JUN 10 881 1373 141 JUN 1
The Brisbane median house price increased 1.2 per cent to
$538,250 over the June quarter, and was up 11.6 per cent over 127
the year, partly due to the change in the composition of sales MAR 10 863 1259 120 MAR 1
over the 12-month period.
Since the June quarter, agents continued to report indecision
amongst buyers, with many putting off buying until a clearer
picture emerged about the economy and which parties would BRISBANE SURROUNDS' HOUSE SALES
form the new government. BRISBANE CITY UNIT SALES
<$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
There remains a healthy dose of enquiry and attendance at
open homes, but very few are buyers who are prepared to take 44
JUN 10 775 1111 424 14 JUN 1
the next step and submit an offer or sign a contract. JUN 10 254 684 282 47 JUN
Stock levels are high with buyers having plenty to choose from.
Vendor expectation appears to have become more realistic 50
and thus lowering their asking prices to meet the market and MAR 10 839 1147 454 13 MAR 1
MAR 10 255 645 242 30 MAR
make a sale.
INCLUDES REDLAND, LOGAN, IPSWICH & MORETON BAY REGIONAL
Some median house price performers in Brisbane over the
June quarter included Stretton, Acacia Ridge and Sunnybank.
GOLD COAST HOUSE SALES
The Brisbane median unit and townhouse price increased 2.5 BRISBANE SURROUNDS' UNIT SALES
per cent to $410,000 over the June quarter.
BRISBANE CITY LAND SALES
<$350,000 <$500,000 <$1m $1m+
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 $500,000+
20
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 $500,000+
The highest numbers of preliminary unit and townhouse sales
JUN 10 417 364 54 JUN 1
over the June quarter were located in Brisbane City, New Farm,
JUN 10 102 224 110 45 JUN
Coorparoo, Nundah and Moorooka. JUN 10 54 49 36 15
16
A trend towards high-end units was evident in Brisbane City
with nine preliminary sales of more than $1 million occurring MAR 10 434 422 58 MAR 1
over the quarter. The majority of sales in New Farm were in MAR 10 104 240 101 55 MAR
MAR 10 26 55 47 12
the $500,000 to $1 million price bracket, while it was sales in
the $350,000 to $500,000 range that were more prevalent in INCLUDES REDLAND, LOGAN, IPSWICH & MORETON BAY REGIONAL
Coorparoo, Moorooka and Nundah.
SUNSHINE COAST HOUSE SALES
The new Moorooka Links development – formerly an industrial The most popularGOLD COAST UNIT <$1m Heathwood,
SALES $1m+
suburb<$500,000 sales was
<$350,000 for land
site – is proving popular with interstate investors. The 23km southBRISBANE SURROUNDS' LAND <$1m
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$500,000 SALES
of Brisbane, which recorded 20 preliminary $1m+
46
development includes two and three-bedroom apartments <$250,000 <$350,000
40
sales. Fitzgibbon, 16.5km north of Brisbane, recorded$500,000+
<$500,000 17
ranging in price from $400,000 to $520,000. JUN 10 348 226
sales JUN the Fitzgibbon Chase subdivision, which is a state
in 10 JUN 1
123 428 405 258 46 JUN
government affordable housing initiative with the Urban Land
Vacant land prices andJUN 10 50
Development Authority. Durack, 17km south41 the city, 3
417 of 96 27
recorded 15 sales and396 lowest median at $203,000.
MAR 10 the 290 MAR 1
The median price of vacant urban land in Brisbane decreased MAR 10 99 415 407 278 91 MAR
7.8 per cent to $299,500 over the June quarter and increased
2.2 per cent over the year. Median rents
MAR 10 418 106 17 8
There were only 154 preliminary sales of vacant urban land in The median rent for a two-bedroom unit increased $10 per
the Brisbane local government area over the quarter which week to $360 between June 2009 and June this year. The
INCLUDES REDLAND, LOGAN, IPSWICH & MORETON BAY REGIONAL
highlights the severe lack of land available for new homes in median rent for aSUNSHINE COAST UNIT SALES $10 per
three-bedroom house increased
the Brisbane City Council area. By contrast, there were about week to $380 over the same period. <$500,000
<$250,000 <$350,000 <$1m $1m+
3,850 preliminary sales of houses and units and townhouses in GOLD COAST LAND SALES
Queensland Office of Statistical and Economic Research
Brisbane over the same period. residential <$250,000
rental vacancy<$350,000 <$500,000 $500,000+
rates recorded a slight easing of
JUN 10 45 139 146 87 19 JUN
demand in Brisbane over the June quarter. The vacancy rate
increased to 3.9 per cent from 3.8 per cent in March.
JUN 10 83 41 8 14
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MEDIAN SALES DATA MEDIAN SALES DATA
Suburb/ Number of Jun change 12 mths to change change Suburb/ Number of Jun change 12 mths to change change
Locality Sales Jun Qtr over the end of over over Locality Sales Jun Qtr over the end of over over
Qtr 2010 2010 qtr Jun 2010 1yr 5yrs Qtr 2010 2010 qtr Jun 2010 1yr 5yrs
HOUSES HOUSES continued
BRISBANE (SD) 4,860 $460,000 2.0% $450,000 9.8% 45.2% HAMILTON ~ 5 N/A N/A $1,066,000 -10.8% 42.1%
BRISBANE (SD) ^ 344 $575,000 -1.7% $575,000 6.2% 36.9% HAWTHORNE ~ 9 N/A N/A $882,444 28.8% 53.5%
BRISBANE (LGA) 2,536 $538,250 1.2% $530,000 11.6% 47.2% HEATHWOOD 6 N/A N/A $527,500 1.0% N/A
BRISBANE (LGA) ^ 51 $1,000,000 4.7% $1,000,000 9.9% 39.9% HEMMANT 8 N/A N/A $428,500 7.0% 52.0%
ACACIA RIDGE 19 $365,000 10.6% $345,000 9.0% 52.8% HENDRA ~ * 16 $720,000 -7.2% $775,500 20.5% 58.3%
ALDERLEY 18 $617,500 3.3% $600,500 10.7% 42.1% HIGHGATE HILL 7 N/A N/A $780,000 3.9% 50.0%
ALGESTER 23 $430,000 0.0% $420,500 8.1% 49.0% HOLLAND PARK 26 $560,000 3.7% $540,000 10.0% 57.0%
ANNERLEY 17 $600,000 -3.7% $572,500 7.0% 56.8% HOLLAND PARK WEST ~ 17 $598,000 13.9% $540,000 6.9% 54.5%
ASCOT 8 N/A N/A $1,202,500 7.1% 50.8% INALA ~ G 51 $206,150 -32.1% $295,000 1.7% 59.0%
ASHGROVE 37 $679,750 -4.9% $670,500 6.4% 52.7% INDOOROOPILLY 22 $675,000 2.3% $654,000 5.9% 25.8%
ASPLEY 36 $493,500 9.0% $470,000 5.3% 47.5% JAMBOREE HEIGHTS 4 N/A N/A $427,000 2.9% 47.2%
AUCHENFLOWER ~ 7 N/A N/A $753,250 15.0% 40.1% JINDALEE 23 $525,000 9.3% $486,000 9.0% 42.9%
BALD HILLS 24 $385,000 -0.6% $390,000 2.6% 47.7% KANGAROO POINT 2 N/A N/A $657,250 1.1% 50.1%
BALMORAL ~ 12 $766,500 N/A $740,000 -5.4% 48.0% KARANA DOWNS 4 N/A N/A $420,000 6.6% 52.2%
BANYO 21 $430,000 7.5% $428,000 12.6% 50.2% KARANA DOWNS ^ 2 N/A N/A $512,000 13.8% 35.2%
BARDON 29 $801,500 8.5% $760,000 14.3% 53.5% KEDRON ~ 24 $537,500 -9.7% $516,000 8.6% 45.4%
BELLBOWRIE 14 $476,250 7.6% $477,500 11.4% 42.5% KELVIN GROVE 11 $618,000 N/A $615,000 4.2% 44.7%
BELMONT 8 N/A N/A $576,000 6.2% 51.6% KENMORE 27 $580,000 5.5% $560,500 14.2% 51.5%
BOONDALL 29 $423,000 0.1% $420,000 2.4% 37.7% KENMORE HILLS 2 N/A N/A $695,000 N/A 35.0%
BRACKEN RIDGE 39 $430,000 4.6% $417,000 3.0% 35.3% KEPERRA 26 $430,750 2.4% $435,000 7.7% 53.3%
BRIDGEMAN DOWNS ~ 15 $730,000 13.2% $700,000 16.7% 34.0% KURABY 21 $530,000 3.4% $534,000 10.1% 33.5%
BRIGHTON 21 $415,000 -2.4% $410,000 6.5% 45.4% LOTA 12 $505,000 6.9% $478,750 1.1% 26.0%
BROOKFIELD 1 N/A N/A $817,500 N/A 39.1% LUTWYCHE 3 N/A N/A $577,500 1.3% 57.6%
BULIMBA ~ 24 $879,000 14.2% $875,000 5.4% 30.6% MACGREGOR 11 $552,257 N/A $533,500 12.3% 39.5%
CALAMVALE 40 $557,750 6.2% $518,000 8.3% 48.0% MACKENZIE 6 N/A N/A $627,000 N/A 38.6%
CAMP HILL ~ 33 $650,000 -9.7% $631,024 14.7% 48.1% MANLY ~ 10 $625,000 -15.3% $675,000 19.2% 35.0%
CANNON HILL 15 $585,000 6.6% $550,000 13.3% 47.7% MANLY WEST 34 $468,000 -4.1% $492,000 7.0% 40.6%
CARINA 25 $500,000 -2.0% $506,500 10.1% 46.8% MANSFIELD 26 $477,500 -6.6% $500,000 13.1% 50.3%
CARINA HEIGHTS 11 $519,000 3.8% $530,000 15.5% 45.2% MCDOWALL 20 $542,500 -5.7% $540,000 8.2% 35.3%
CARINDALE 40 $687,500 -2.5% $702,500 13.1% 46.4% MIDDLE PARK 11 $480,000 N/A $529,000 9.1% 46.5%
CARSELDINE 13 $564,500 0.1% $520,000 8.1% 43.3% MITCHELTON 22 $524,944 3.2% $495,000 7.6% 51.4%
CHAPEL HILL 27 $675,000 1.1% $659,000 12.6% 46.4% MOGGILL ~ 14 $485,000 -7.6% $484,000 4.3% 36.3%
CHELMER ~ 11 $675,000 N/A $882,500 25.2% 37.6% MOOROOKA 20 $520,000 8.3% $487,250 7.2% 45.4%
CHERMSIDE 13 $450,000 -2.7% $462,500 3.5% 49.2% MORNINGSIDE ~ 26 $679,000 15.1% $590,000 16.8% 49.2%
CHERMSIDE WEST 11 $490,000 8.9% $460,000 5.3% 48.4% MOUNT CROSBY ^ 5 $560,000 0.9% $550,000 7.3% N/A
CLAYFIELD ~ 16 $890,000 7.9% $920,000 25.2% 46.0% MOUNT GRAVATT 9 N/A N/A $488,000 4.9% 47.9%
COOPERS PLAINS 11 $470,000 2.6% $436,500 7.5% 57.0% MOUNT GRAVATT EAST 28 $479,000 -2.0% $477,000 10.9% 46.8%
COORPAROO ~ 28 $630,000 -7.8% $665,000 16.7% 54.7% MURARRIE ~ 16 $521,500 12.2% $497,450 8.9% 25.9%
CORINDA 13 $590,000 N/A $587,000 0.8% 47.1% NEW FARM ~ 8 N/A N/A $960,000 15.3% 10.0%
DARRA 6 N/A N/A $362,500 5.5% 64.8% NEWMARKET ~ 4 N/A N/A $665,520 7.3% 57.5%
DEAGON 14 $407,500 10.1% $400,000 11.1% 45.7% NORMAN PARK 22 $635,750 -6.5% $682,500 10.1% 59.8%
DOOLANDELLA 10 $441,500 N/A $377,000 7.7% 50.8% NORTHGATE 16 $471,500 N/A $483,750 2.9% 40.2%
DREWVALE 14 $470,500 -1.5% $473,000 8.6% 41.2% NUDGEE 7 N/A N/A $473,750 4.8% 69.2%
DURACK 26 $389,000 8.5% $365,000 11.5% 44.0% NUNDAH 15 $620,000 10.2% $583,000 13.1% 61.9%
EAST BRISBANE 12 $683,250 -2.4% $680,000 11.5% 49.5% OXLEY 17 $459,000 5.5% $457,750 11.1% 55.2%
EIGHT MILE PLAINS ~ 31 $600,000 -7.7% $590,000 11.3% 43.9% PADDINGTON ~ 31 $850,000 -15.0% $784,000 17.7% 63.7%
ENOGGERA ~ 13 $635,000 24.3% $541,750 2.2% 53.0% PARKINSON ~ 31 $555,000 13.3% $522,250 12.3% 39.5%
EVERTON PARK 21 $517,000 7.9% $478,000 11.2% 45.3% PULLENVALE ^ ~ 9 $1,112,500 N/A $970,000 -6.7% 24.4%
FAIRFIELD 10 $565,000 N/A $595,000 2.6% 58.7% RED HILL ~ 14 $775,000 27.6% $707,500 17.9% 53.5%
FERNY GROVE 14 $540,500 7.1% $495,000 3.8% 35.2% RIVERHILLS 10 $436,650 -1.0% $435,000 9.0% 45.5%
FIG TREE POCKET ~ 6 N/A N/A $766,750 20.3% 52.7% ROBERTSON 5 N/A N/A $714,700 15.3% 39.9%
FITZGIBBON ~ 9 N/A N/A $410,000 -1.2% 46.4% ROCKLEA 10 $380,000 N/A $380,000 5.6% 72.7%
FOREST LAKE 77 $415,400 1.4% $405,000 9.2% 44.1% RUNCORN 43 $439,500 0.7% $430,000 5.7% 50.3%
GAYTHORNE 4 N/A N/A $575,000 9.0% 69.1% SALISBURY 14 $488,750 6.7% $450,000 8.4% 50.0%
GEEBUNG 15 $455,000 N/A $447,500 11.2% 56.3% SANDGATE ~ 16 $492,500 -12.8% $535,000 18.9% 44.6%
GORDON PARK 5 N/A N/A $580,000 0.9% 39.8% SEVEN HILLS 5 N/A N/A $585,000 10.4% 43.6%
GRACEVILLE ~ 14 $772,500 19.8% $677,500 5.2% 53.6% SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS ~ 9 N/A N/A $524,000 12.0% 58.4%
GRANGE 16 $653,750 N/A $720,000 16.1% 65.9% SHERWOOD 15 $639,300 -6.7% $700,000 7.7% 55.6%
GREENSLOPES 14 $642,500 5.3% $600,000 12.6% 65.5% SINNAMON PARK ~ 17 $640,000 15.0% $625,000 7.9% 41.6%
Please see page 37 for legend and further notes
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6. QUEENSLAND
MAR K ET
MONITOR
BRISBANE CITY
MEDIAN SALES DATA MEDIAN SALES DATA
Suburb/ Number of Jun change 12 mths to change change Suburb/ Number of Jun change 12 mths to change change
Locality Sales Jun Qtr over the end of over over Locality Sales Jun Qtr over the end of over over
Qtr 2010 2010 qtr Jun 2010 1yr 5yrs Qtr 2010 2010 qtr Jun 2010 1yr 5yrs
HOUSES continued UNITS & TOWNHOUSES continued
SPRING HILL 4 N/A N/A $787,500 N/A 58.0% EIGHT MILE PLAINS 25 $385,000 2.4% $370,000 6.0% 64.4%
ST LUCIA ~ 7 N/A N/A $972,500 26.3% 35.1% ELLEN GROVE * - N/A N/A $336,500 N/A N/A
STAFFORD 24 $515,000 N/A $470,000 4.4% 51.6% ENOGGERA 3 N/A N/A $389,250 2.1% N/A
STAFFORD HEIGHTS 30 $475,000 -1.0% $470,000 9.9% 48.7% EVERTON PARK 7 N/A N/A $369,000 7.0% 51.1%
STRETTON 14 $646,250 11.4% $670,000 18.9% 34.7% FORTITUDE VALLEY 30 $413,250 7.1% $404,000 2.0% 30.7%
SUNNYBANK 28 $567,000 10.5% $532,000 6.4% 49.0% GAYTHORNE * 7 N/A N/A $387,500 N/A 79.8%
SUNNYBANK HILLS ~ 27 $489,999 -10.5% $512,000 19.1% 50.6% GORDON PARK 3 N/A N/A $345,000 0.0% 46.8%
TAIGUM 11 $479,000 3.7% $465,000 13.4% 38.8% GREENSLOPES 21 $370,000 0.5% $368,000 3.1% 50.8%
TARINGA ~ 8 N/A N/A $800,000 31.1% 61.6% HAMILTON ~ * 17 $560,000 -2.2% $510,000 22.9% 10.3%
TARRAGINDI 30 $573,500 -3.4% $577,000 13.1% 58.8% HAWTHORNE 7 N/A N/A $421,250 2.1% 45.3%
THE GAP 51 $576,000 5.2% $550,000 10.1% 44.0% HIGHGATE HILL ~ 10 $467,500 N/A $420,000 -4.5% 47.4%
TINGALPA 22 $437,000 -5.0% $445,000 6.0% 47.8% INDOOROOPILLY ~ * 18 $472,500 0.1% $467,000 21.3% 45.9%
TOOWONG ~ 15 $645,000 -9.5% $665,000 -9.1% 47.1% KANGAROO POINT ~ * f 35 $505,000 9.8% $480,000 15.7% 26.3%
UPPER KEDRON 20 $540,000 0.0% $540,000 5.9% 30.8% KEDRON 6 N/A N/A $342,500 7.0% 52.2%
UPPER MOUNT GRAVATT 21 $485,000 5.7% $460,750 7.2% 51.1% KELVIN GROVE 14 $414,000 4.8% $420,000 0.0% 20.3%
VIRGINIA 13 $430,000 N/A $433,000 8.3% 39.7% KURABY 3 N/A N/A $325,000 5.7% 63.3%
WAKERLEY 19 $665,000 4.3% $630,000 11.0% 42.6% LUTWYCHE 4 N/A N/A $375,000 11.9% 47.1%
WAVELL HEIGHTS 33 $540,500 -0.2% $513,000 10.6% 52.0% MOOROOKA * 39 $421,000 12.3% $414,000 28.7% 78.8%
WEST END 5 N/A N/A $817,500 13.2% 66.5% MORNINGSIDE 35 $465,000 7.6% $440,000 4.9% 40.2%
WESTLAKE ~ 16 $695,000 19.8% $602,500 13.7% 36.6% MOUNT GRAVATT EAST 12 $408,500 N/A $369,000 6.6% 40.3%
WILSTON 12 $825,000 -4.9% $845,000 18.2% 73.1% NEW FARM ~ f * 53 $555,000 18.1% $510,000 17.9% 37.8%
WINDSOR 14 $647,500 -6.9% $665,000 9.0% 72.1% NEWSTEAD ~ 36 $550,225 11.2% $540,000 2.6% 41.5%
WISHART 21 $559,000 -1.9% $555,000 13.7% 55.7% NORMAN PARK ~ * f 6 N/A N/A $455,000 -2.8% 49.2%
WOOLLOONGABBA 3 N/A N/A $637,500 5.4% 82.1% NORTHGATE * 5 N/A N/A $390,000 -3.7% 72.6%
WOOLOOWIN ~ 12 $613,250 -7.8% $672,500 20.1% 46.2% NUNDAH * 41 $405,000 -1.2% $390,000 -1.3% 67.0%
WYNNUM 32 $560,000 6.7% $520,000 10.1% 42.5% OXLEY * 1 N/A N/A $355,000 N/A 34.0%
WYNNUM WEST 27 $438,000 -2.7% $450,000 2.7% 43.3% PADDINGTON 11 $420,000 1.1% $447,750 3.6% 46.3%
YERONGA 12 $640,000 -3.0% $679,000 1.3% 46.0% RED HILL ~ * 5 N/A N/A $370,000 -4.5% 19.8%
ZILLMERE ~ 16 $395,400 -7.8% $405,000 8.6% 62.0% RICHLANDS * 4 N/A N/A $327,000 N/A N/A
RUNCORN 15 $331,000 -2.2% $341,000 6.6% 55.0%
SHERWOOD * 8 N/A N/A $446,500 25.4% N/A
UNITS & TOWNHOUSES SOUTH BRISBANE 14 $425,000 2.7% $413,750 3.4% 18.2%
BRISBANE (SD) 1,791 $382,000 2.6% $375,000 7.1% 43.1% SPRING HILL 32 $382,500 4.1% $383,500 4.4% 59.1%
BRISBANE CITY (LGA) 1,311 $410,000 2.5% $400,000 6.7% 38.4% ST LUCIA ~ 14 $441,500 -3.3% $442,000 -0.4% 44.9%
BRISBANE CITY ~ * 112 $425,000 -4.2% $448,000 5.4% 16.4% STAFFORD * 7 N/A N/A $377,000 22.4% 63.9%
ALBION 7 N/A N/A $420,000 15.1% 49.5% SUNNYBANK HILLS 9 N/A N/A $365,000 9.9% 66.7%
ALDERLEY ~ * 6 N/A N/A $351,500 -4.5% 40.6% TAIGUM 11 $315,000 N/A $364,500 15.0% 64.6%
ALGESTER 7 N/A N/A $347,000 13.8% 25.3% TARINGA 37 $420,000 5.0% $415,000 10.7% 51.5%
ANNERLEY ~ * 21 $379,000 17.5% $366,750 5.8% 53.3% TENNYSON * f 3 N/A N/A $990,000 N/A N/A
ASCOT 13 $420,000 N/A $410,000 7.9% 36.7% TINGALPA 9 N/A N/A $356,500 13.5% 55.7%
ASHGROVE 5 N/A N/A $411,000 10.2% 46.7% TOOWONG ~ f * 28 $431,250 -4.2% $440,000 12.8% 53.2%
ASPLEY 7 N/A N/A $376,750 5.5% 47.7% UPPER MOUNT GRAVATT * 10 $402,500 N/A $375,000 -6.3% 50.0%
AUCHENFLOWER * 17 $437,000 1.4% $425,250 -3.6% 43.2% WAVELL HEIGHTS 4 N/A N/A $460,000 10.2% N/A
BALMORAL 7 N/A N/A $445,000 8.7% 31.9% WEST END * 19 $520,000 -1.9% $527,500 0.0% 19.3%
BARDON * 5 N/A N/A $631,750 N/A 79.0% WILSTON 6 N/A N/A $468,000 N/A 64.2%
BOWEN HILLS 9 N/A N/A $427,000 2.6% 27.6% WINDSOR 2 N/A N/A $363,000 8.4% 41.9%
BRACKEN RIDGE 24 $355,000 N/A $355,000 1.5% N/A WISHART 6 N/A N/A $361,000 4.6% 40.7%
BULIMBA 17 $540,000 8.4% $499,250 6.2% 37.9% WOOLLOONGABBA ~ * 16 $402,500 17.2% $420,000 13.5% 35.0%
CALAMVALE * 11 $320,000 -9.9% $347,500 -0.6% 65.5% WOOLOOWIN ~ * 2 N/A N/A $375,000 19.0% 66.7%
CAMP HILL ~ 4 N/A N/A $375,000 -3.6% N/A WYNNUM 7 N/A N/A $375,000 4.5% 44.8%
CARINA 12 $420,000 5.0% $422,000 6.8% 29.8% WYNNUM WEST 7 N/A N/A $330,000 6.5% 55.7%
CARINA HEIGHTS 7 N/A N/A $450,700 1.9% 61.0% YEERONGPILLY 4 N/A N/A $436,250 N/A 58.6%
CARINDALE ~ * 8 N/A N/A $507,000 10.2% 95.0% YERONGA ~ 11 $445,000 -4.3% $415,000 1.4% 50.9%
CARSELDINE 3 N/A N/A $360,000 4.3% 37.5% ZILLMERE 16 $372,500 6.4% $361,500 10.2% 68.1%
CHERMSIDE ~ * 21 $380,000 -12.8% $407,048 4.4% 54.5%
CLAYFIELD 30 $362,750 -3.3% $367,000 3.4% 56.2%
COORPAROO ~ * 47 $370,000 -6.4% $380,000 11.8% 58.3%
CORINDA * f 6 N/A N/A $420,000 2.4% 72.5%
EAST BRISBANE * 9 N/A N/A $443,500 23.0% 70.6%
Please see page 37 for legend and further notes
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7. QUEENSLAND
MAR K ET
MONITOR
BRISBANE CITY
MEDIAN SALES DATA MEDIAN WEEKLY RENTS
Suburb/ Number of Jun change 12 mths to change change Suburbs/ Jun Qtr 2010 Jun Qtr 2009
Postcode
Locality Sales Jun Qtr over the end of over over Localities Rent New Rent New
Qtr 2010 2010 qtr Jun 2010 1yr 5yrs ($) Bonds ($) Bonds
VACANT URBAN LAND 3 BEDROOM HOUSES
BRISBANE (SD) 697 $209,900 -2.4% $212,000 0.7% 28.5% North West - Inner 450 100 425 100
BRISBANE (SD) ^ 103 $285,000 -1.4% $292,000 0.7% 33.6% 4059 Kelvin Grove/ Red Hill 470 37 450 41
BRISBANE CITY (LGA) * 154 $299,500 -7.8% $289,000 2.2% 37.6% 4060 Ashgrove 420 44 400 33
BRISBANE CITY (LGA) ^ ~ 19 $488,000 N/A $488,000 -2.4% 0.8% 4065 Bardon 450 19 425 26
BANYO - N/A N/A $247,000 N/A N/A North West - Outer 365 225 360 244
BRIDGEMAN DOWNS * 1 N/A N/A $367,500 23.5% 33.3% 4053 Everton Park/ McDowall/ Mitchelton/ Stafford/ etc. 365 158 350 157
CALAMVALE * 10 $347,500 -0.7% $323,500 22.1% 36.5% 4054 Arana Hills/ Keperra 350 37 360 47
CARSELDINE * - N/A N/A $280,000 3.7% N/A 4061 The Gap 390 30 380 40
DOOLANDELLA * 4 N/A N/A $222,000 -3.1% N/A South - Inner 380 323 380 341
DREWVALE - N/A N/A $260,000 N/A 40.5% 4103 Annerley/ Fairfield 400 35 400 35
DURACK * 15 $203,000 -2.4% $212,500 -7.6% N/A 4104 Yeronga 395 11 400 25
EIGHT MILE PLAINS * 3 N/A N/A $317,000 -3.9% 15.3% 4105 Moorooka/ Tennyson/ Yeerongpilly 370 45 380 45
FITZGIBBON * G 17 $224,950 N/A $219,950 N/A N/A 4120 Greenslopes 400 27 390 31
HEATHWOOD * 18 $223,935 N/A $235,000 -6.0% 61.0% 4121 Holland Park/ Holland Park West/ Tarragindi 380 88 380 70
MOGGILL * 1 N/A N/A $256,250 8.0% 54.4% 4122 Mansfield/ Mt Gravatt/ Wishart/ etc. 375 114 360 131
OXLEY * 5 $259,500 N/A $245,000 -4.9% 20.7% South - Outer 350 274 350 310
RICHLANDS * - N/A N/A $220,000 N/A N/A 4106 Rocklea 310 14 350 7
SUNNYBANK * ~ 2 N/A N/A $438,000 N/A N/A 4107 Salisbury 350 21 350 15
SUNNYBANK HILLS 3 N/A N/A $300,000 N/A 20.5% 4108 Archerfield/ Coopers Plains 350 18 335 29
WAKERLEY * 6 $415,000 1.2% $375,000 35.4% 50.0% 4109 Macgregor/ Robertson/ Sunnybank/ etc. 360 95 355 91
WYNNUM WEST - N/A N/A $269,000 0.4% N/A 4110 Acacia Ridge/ Willawong 330 34 320 49
4112 Kuraby 345 9 330 13
4113 Eight Mile Plains/ Runcorn 360 51 350 64
4115 Algester/ Parkinson 360 19 350 21
MEDIAN WEEKLY RENTS 4116 Calamvale/ Drewvale/ Stretton 370 13 360 21
Suburbs/ Jun Qtr 2010 Jun Qtr 2009 South East - Inner 410 317 400 338
Postcode
Localities Rent New Rent New 4151 Coorparoo 400 39 400 47
($) Bonds ($) Bonds 4152 Camp Hill/ Carina/ Carina Heights/ Carindale 410 110 390 140
3 BEDROOM HOUSES 4170 Cannon Hill/ Morningside/ Norman Park/ etc. 410 95 395 93
BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL AREA 380 2,819 370 2,999 4171 Balmoral/ Bulimba/ Hawthorne 440 48 440 40
Bayside 375 141 360 142 4172 Murarrie 365 25 380 18
4178 Lytton/ Wynnum/ Wynnum West 380 85 360 85 South East - Outer 380 44 380 60
4179 Lota/ Manly/ Manly West 365 56 375 57 4153 Belmont 400 12 405 11
City Inner 460 232 460 268 4154 Gumdale/ Ransome/ Wakerley 375 6 415 15
4000 Brisbane City/ Spring Hill 495 26 492 29 4173 Tingalpa 365 20 360 21
4005 New Farm 530 15 485 17 South West - Inner 380 108 380 115
4006 Bowen Hills/ Fortitude Valley/ Herston/ Newstead 495 14 525 28 4068 Chelmer/ Indooroopilly/ Taringa 400 45 425 51
4064 Milton/ Paddington 480 55 450 69 4075 Corinda/ Graceville/ Oxley/ Sherwood 370 63 350 64
4066 Auchenflower/ Toowong 450 35 475 30 South West - Outer 340 359 330 371
4067 St Lucia 460 7 400 13 4069 Brookfield/ Chapel Hill/ Fig Tree Pocket/ etc. 400 52 395 47
4101 Highgate Hill/ South Brisbane/ West End 470 24 450 20 4070 Anstead/ Bellbowrie/ Moggill 365 9 350 12
4102 Buranda/ Dutton Park/ Wooloongabba 380 26 420 24 4073 Seventeen Mile Rocks/ Sinnamon Park 380 20 380 21
4169 East Brisbane/ Kangaroo Point 450 30 450 38 4074 Jindalee/ Mt Ommaney/ Sumner/ Westlake/ etc. 370 65 350 57
North - Inner 400 285 390 330 4076 Darra/ Wacol 310 29 295 32
4007 Ascot/ Hamilton 450 18 470 20 4077 Doolandella/ Durack/ Inala/ Richlands 300 65 280 74
4010 Albion 430 10 375 10 4078 Ellen Grove/ Forest Lake 330 119 330 128
4011 Clayfield/ Hendra 489 38 410 45
4012 Nundah/ Toombul/ Wavell Heights 385 74 365 68 2 BEDROOM FLATS/UNITS
4030 Lutwyche/ Windsor/ Wooloowin 400 47 390 47 BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL AREA 360 3,697 350 3,774
4031 Gordon Park/ Kedron 380 35 380 51 Bayside 295 59 290 47
4051 Alderley/ Enogerra/ Newmarket/ Wilston/ etc. 395 60 390 85 4178 Lytton/ Wynnum/ Wynnum West 300 37 290 34
North - Outer 355 411 350 380 4179 Lota/ Manly/ Manly West 290 22 300 13
4013 Northgate 340 19 350 8 City Inner 450 1,542 440 1,545
4014 Banyo/ Nudgee/ Virginia 375 43 350 40 4000 Brisbane City/ Spring Hill 550 323 540 293
4017 Bracken Ridge/ Brighton/ Deagon/ Sandgate/ etc. 350 112 340 98 4005 New Farm 440 205 390 156
4018 Fitzgibbon/ Taigum 350 19 355 21 4006 Bowen Hills/ Fortitude Valley/ Herston/ Newstead 450 248 450 309
4032 Chermside/ Chermside West 360 59 350 64 4064 Milton/ Paddington 360 49 350 52
4034 Aspley/ Boondall/ Carseldine/ Geebung/ Zillmere 360 124 350 120 4066 Auchenflower/ Toowong 360 182 350 189
4036 Bald Hills 340 35 335 29 4067 St Lucia 370 77 415 83
Please see page 37 for legend and further notes
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8. QUEENSLAND
MAR K ET
MONITOR
BRISBANE CITY
MEDIAN WEEKLY RENTS MEDIAN WEEKLY RENTS
Suburbs/ Jun Qtr 2010 Jun Qtr 2009 Suburbs/ Jun Qtr 2010 Jun Qtr 2009
Postcode
Postcode
Localities Rent New Rent New Localities Rent New Rent New
($) Bonds ($) Bonds ($) Bonds ($) Bonds
2 BEDROOM FLATS/UNITS continued 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES continued
4101 Highgate Hill/ South Brisbane/ West End 450 246 460 248 4011 Clayfield/ Hendra 500 13 530 7
4102 Buranda/ Dutton Park/ Wooloongabba 380 37 380 30 4012 Nundah/ Toombul/ Wavell Heights 440 17 400 8
4169 East Brisbane/ Kangaroo Point 430 175 435 185 4030 Lutwyche/ Windsor/ Wooloowin 420 11 430 13
North - Inner 325 712 310 721 4031 Gordon Park/ Kedron 420 22 440 19
4007 Ascot/ Hamilton 345 105 325 121 4051 Alderley/ Enogerra/ Newmarket/ Wilston/ etc. 415 26 400 27
4010 Albion 350 35 330 25 North - Outer 365 138 360 109
4011 Clayfield/ Hendra 320 132 320 134 4013 Northgate 440 5 350 5
4012 Nundah/ Toombul/ Wavell Heights 330 163 320 154 4017 Bracken Ridge/ Brighton/ Deagon/ Sandgate/ etc. 360 57 350 40
4030 Lutwyche/ Windsor/ Wooloowin 310 84 300 97 4018 Fitzgibbon/ Taigum 360 5 340 11
4031 Gordon Park/ Kedron 310 67 295 64 4032 Chermside/ Chermside West 420 28 400 26
4051 Alderley/ Enogerra/ Newmarket/ Wilston/ etc. 320 126 300 126 4034 Aspley/ Boondall/ Carseldine/ Geebung/ Zillmere 370 42 360 27
North - Outer 320 220 310 189 North West - Inner 440 13 400 7
4013 Northgate 280 29 300 20 4059 Kelvin Grove/ Red Hill 440 5 n.a. 2
4014 Banyo/ Nudgee/ Virginia 280 10 n.a. 3 North West - Outer 395 37 360 55
4017 Bracken Ridge/ Brighton/ Deagon/ Sandgate/ etc. 245 15 270 20 4053 Everton Park/ McDowall/ Mitchelton/ Stafford/ etc. 395 29 360 45
4018 Fitzgibbon/ Taigum 310 7 300 9 4054 Arana Hills/ Keperra 345 5 340 6
4032 Chermside/ Chermside West 330 106 320 94 South - Inner 400 125 380 94
4034 Aspley/ Boondall/ Carseldine/ Geebung/ Zillmere 325 53 305 41 4103 Annerley/ Fairfield 410 13 425 12
North West - Inner 340 86 335 94 4104 Yeronga 420 11 400 7
4059 Kelvin Grove/ Red Hill 350 58 340 56 4105 Moorooka/ Tennyson/ Yeerongpilly 390 11 375 7
4060 Ashgrove 320 23 320 30 4120 Greenslopes 425 12 460 6
4065 Bardon 280 5 285 8 4121 Holland Park/ Holland Park West/ Tarragindi 400 11 385 6
North West - Outer 300 57 320 53 4122 Mansfield/ Mt Gravatt/ Wishart/ etc. 390 67 380 56
4053 Everton Park/ McDowall/ Mitchelton/ Stafford/ etc. 310 53 320 53 South - Outer 365 338 360 365
South - Inner 320 365 310 426 4107 Salisbury 455 5 445 6
4103 Annerley/ Fairfield 310 85 310 106 4109 Macgregor/ Robertson/ Sunnybank/ etc. 380 56 380 52
4104 Yeronga 325 29 310 31 4110 Acacia Ridge/ Willawong 315 5 320 12
4105 Moorooka/ Tennyson/ Yeerongpilly 320 52 290 55 4112 Kuraby 360 17 350 24
4120 Greenslopes 315 86 310 94 4113 Eight Mile Plains/ Runcorn 380 137 380 142
4121 Holland Park/ Holland Park West/ Tarragindi 310 39 340 56 4115 Algester/ Parkinson 350 39 340 42
4122 Mansfield/ Mt Gravatt/ Wishart/ etc. 360 72 350 83 4116 Calamvale/ Drewvale/ Stretton 360 79 360 87
South - Outer 295 30 300 44 South East - Inner 420 198 390 143
4109 Macgregor/ Robertson/ Sunnybank/ etc. 385 20 385 26 4151 Coorparoo 450 16 400 11
South East - Inner 340 340 330 375 4152 Camp Hill/ Carina/ Carina Heights/ Carindale 400 95 390 79
4151 Coorparoo 330 137 320 144 4170 Cannon Hill/ Morningside/ Norman Park/ etc. 435 60 415 29
4152 Camp Hill/ Carina/ Carina Heights/ Carindale 330 47 325 37 4171 Balmoral/ Bulimba/ Hawthorne 500 21 440 14
4170 Cannon Hill/ Morningside/ Norman Park/ etc. 360 79 340 98 4172 Murarrie 430 6 415 10
4171 Balmoral/ Bulimba/ Hawthorne 360 77 360 95 South East - Outer 380 44 375 54
South East - Outer 310 15 280 9 4153 Belmont 405 10 395 11
4173 Tingalpa 285 14 265 8 4154 Gumdale/ Ransome/ Wakerley 385 16 375 22
South West - Inner 340 257 350 235 4173 Tingalpa 370 17 360 21
4068 Chelmer/ Indooroopilly/ Taringa 340 217 360 205 South West - Inner 395 48 425 22
4075 Corinda/ Graceville/ Oxley/ Sherwood 300 40 300 30 4068 Chelmer/ Indooroopilly/ Taringa 495 11 520 7
South West - Outer 265 14 172 36 4075 Corinda/ Graceville/ Oxley/ Sherwood 380 37 385 15
4078 Ellen Grove/ Forest Lake 325 6 320 6 South West - Outer 350 82 380 55
4073 Seventeen Mile Rocks/ Sinnamon Park 400 13 390 19
3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 4074 Jindalee/ Mt Ommaney/ Sumner/ Westlake/ etc. 360 13 385 21
BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL AREA 380 1,232 375 1,083 4077 Doolandella/ Durack/ Inala/ Richlands 340 39 n.a. 4
Bayside 370 61 365 66 4078 Ellen Grove/ Forest Lake 340 13 n.a. 3
4178 Lytton/ Wynnum/ Wynnum West 370 35 360 33
4179 Lota/ Manly/ Manly West 380 26 370 33
City Inner 520 48 530 31
4005 New Farm 450 7 n.a. 2
4006 Bowen Hills/ Fortitude Valley/ Herston/ Newstead 460 6 550 5
4064 Milton/ Paddington 570 9 n.a. 4
4067 St Lucia 515 7 n.a. 3
4101 Highgate Hill/ South Brisbane/ West End 500 5 n.a. 2
North - Inner 435 100 430 82
4007 Ascot/ Hamilton 480 11 500 8
Please see page 37 for legend and further notes
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