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Mid to high 6's on a 400ish block for a presentable home is good buying for Norman Park, 600's will push into the mid to high 7's easily for a good spot. Main road properties will sell for a little less. http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-norman+park-117529195...

You will find that you are pretty limited with what you will be able to purchase in either suburb. Your typical home will be a 3 bedroom pre or post war home with 1 bathroom and perhaps a carport or car accommodation under. Often these were 2 bedroom cottages that had a sleepout converted into...

I actively sell in both of these suburbs. Both are great suburbs, I would say that Norman Park is probably a more tightly held suburb, with Morningside having a larger number of units, and also a higher number of approvals currently underway or in the pipeline. Morningside has done really...