Meet Brisbane’s newest million-dollar suburbs 2021

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  1. Gen-Y

    Gen-Y Well-Known Member

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    Let's keep track of the newest million dollar suburbs that is going to be minted for Brisbane.

    Link to many articles:
    Meet Brisbane’s newest million-dollar suburbs - realestate.com.au
    Is your area one of Brisbane's new million-dollar suburbs?

    $1m+ Brisbane Suburbs for Houses:
    Ashgrove
    Norman Park
    Seven Hills
    Toowong
    Red Hill
    Kenmore Hills
    Coorparoo
    Yeronga
    Camp Hill
    East Brisbane
    Herston
    Newmarket
    Robertson
    Lutwyche
    Wooloowin
    Carindale
    Sheldon
    Kelvin Grove
    Alderley
    Morningside
    Gordon Park
    Stretton
    Wishart
    Windsor
    Woolloongabba
    Grange
    Balmoral
    Hawthorne
    Clayfield
    Holland Park
    Spring Hill
    Samford Valley


    I know I have to add new names.
    Please let me know other Brisbane suburbs that have made the long list.
     
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  2. Sackie

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    I own in 5 of those suburbs :D

    GO Brisbane!!
     
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    Gen-Y Well-Known Member

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    Nice one Sackie.
    I have 3 suburbs in the list.
    Just need Stafford to make the list. Probably will make it in 2022. ;)
     
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    Stafford and similar have a fantastic chance to keep growing over the next few years imo.
     
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    Gen-Y Well-Known Member

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    If you check all the names on the list - Most are within the 5km radius of CBD.
    It won't be long before that ring gets bigger. It will take longer as the each km out it goes. It is just a numbers game - Circumference
     
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    Exactly mate I agree. Imo upto 12km approx will continue to flourish .

    My gut tells me if you can buy a killer add value deal in the 11 to 13km mark ....hold it...and wait . Its a very strong medium term strategy to me for those with average budgets.
     
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    Looks like Enoggera Mitchelton stafford next along north west in 2022
     
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    Wavell Heights and Kedron (well its 996k) are as well according to the 31 August onthehouse update
     
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    Still plenty of houses to clear in those suburbs.
    I think those will definitely make it at the start of 2022.

    I am fairly confident those suburbs be there in 2nd half of 2022.
     
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    Woolloongabba flying a bit under the radar... hasn't seen really explosive growth in the past year like some suburbs, but I think the best is yet to come with all the new infrastructure leading up to the Olympics.
     
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    Chapel Hill? :)
     
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    Move along, move along, nothing to see there. :cool:
     
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    Ok, ok, ...folks move along and buy some apartments..:D:D


    @fols you know the deal eh...Ok I'll stay hush;)
     
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    Looking at the list, seems more weighted towards north and east/south eastern suburbs? Tarragindi in south surely is closing in on 1mil, maybe 2022.
     
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