Brisbane shortlists
Compare Brisbane suburbs
The pairs Brisbane buyers actually weigh against each other. Median house and unit prices, growth, distance to the CBD, and an honest read on each side.
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Bardon vs Paddington
Two of the most-searched Inner West character suburbs. Paddington wins on walk-to-CBD; Bardon wins on block size and value per metre.
$1,800,000 · $2,080,000
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New Farm vs Teneriffe
Riverfront neighbours that share a postcode and a buyer pool. The split here is queenslander-and-cafe versus warehouse-conversion-and-river-walk.
$3,000,000 · $3,760,000
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Ashgrove vs Bardon
Family-suburb shortlists almost always pair these two. Ashgrove has the school catchments; Bardon has the leafy bushy lots.
$1,970,000 · $1,800,000
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Chermside vs Kedron
Northside upgrader money flows between these all the time. Chermside is bigger-block-and-westfield; Kedron is closer-to-the-CBD and quieter streets.
$1,150,000 · $1,050,000
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Indooroopilly vs St Lucia
Both anchored by the University of Queensland and elite school catchments. Indooroopilly is family-house heavy; St Lucia is split houses-and-units.
$1,795,000 · $1,800,000
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Chapel Hill vs Kenmore
Western Suburbs family classics. Chapel Hill trades on bigger blocks and Brookfield Showgrounds proximity; Kenmore on schools and amenities.
$1,655,000 · $1,410,000
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Graceville vs Sherwood
South-West rail-line twins. Graceville has the village strip; Sherwood has Sherwood Arboretum and the train at the centre.
$1,425,000 · $1,665,000
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Bulimba vs Hawthorne
Eastern riverside pair. Both run the cafe-and-character formula — Bulimba has Oxford Street; Hawthorne has the river walk.
$1,325,000 · $2,380,000
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Wilston vs Windsor
Inner North character pair that swap buyers all the time. Wilston has the village; Windsor has slightly better value and the train.
$2,075,000 · $1,300,000
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Nundah vs Wavell Heights
Middle-ring north pair. Nundah is the train-and-village option; Wavell Heights is bigger blocks and family schools.
$1,230,000 · $1,300,000
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Cannon Hill vs Morningside
Inner east upgrader pair. Morningside has the train; Cannon Hill has bigger blocks and the Wynnum Road strip.
$1,050,000 · $1,375,000
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Annerley vs Moorooka
Inner south value pair. Both have ridden the post-Cross-River-Rail tailwind. Annerley is closer to PA Hospital; Moorooka has bigger blocks.
$1,385,000 · $1,300,000
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Annerley vs Yeronga
Inner south corridor pair. Yeronga has the river edge and elite schools; Annerley has the train and the hospital.
$1,385,000 · $1,300,000
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Carindale vs Mansfield
Eastside family pair. Carindale has the Westfield and bigger family homes; Mansfield has Mansfield SHS catchment and value.
$1,995,000 · $1,410,000
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Macgregor vs Sunnybank
Southside Asian-Australian community heartland pair. Sunnybank has the food and shopping centres; MacGregor has bigger blocks.
$1,050,000 · $1,420,000
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Manly vs Wynnum
Bayside neighbours. Manly is harbour-and-yachts; Wynnum is the wider main street and the value at the same drive from town.
$1,620,000 · $1,355,000
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Kelvin Grove vs Red Hill
Inner North character/uni pair. Kelvin Grove is QUT-and-Urban-Village; Red Hill is bigger character homes on the ridge.
$1,300,000 · $1,300,000
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Coorparoo vs Norman Park
Inner east pair. Norman Park has the train and smaller streets; Coorparoo has the village strip and Coorparoo Square.
$1,780,000 · $1,300,000
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Everton Park vs Stafford
Middle-north value pair. Everton Park has the cafe strip; Stafford has the bigger blocks and the train.
$1,050,000 · $1,305,000
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Holland Park vs Mount Gravatt
South side upgrader pair. Holland Park is closer to town with character stock; Mount Gravatt has bigger family homes and lower entry.
$1,580,000 · $1,050,000
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