Brisbane’s 10 best and worst property markets, and what to expect in 2025
Brisbane's property landscape has diverged, with a two-speed market delivering growth in the more affordable suburbs and some alarming falls in the more affluent city and inner suburban areas.
Booming prices in Manly (pictured) and Wynnum were being underpinned by professional couples priced out of some inner-city markets . (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
House prices have fallen in some of Brisbane’s most exclusive suburbs, in signs the city’s red hot property boom may slowly be winding to an end.
Median house prices in the blue-chip, inner riverside suburbs of Hamilton, West End, New Farm and Yeronga have all fallen over the past 12 months, as revealed in data from the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ).
Leading the falls was West End, just south of the Brisbane CBD
, where the median…
