Best growth suburb in brisbane?

[newinbrissy]

I am in the process of purchasing my first IP and have read a lot of articles and am still unsure which suburbs are likely to have capital growth in brisbane.

i am also unsure whether to purchase an inner city apartment instead? Does anyone know any good research websites ?

In no particular order i seem to like wynnum, carina, carindale.....any opinions?

 

[tcocaro]

I would suggest rpdata, residex. Perhaps more so residex given they have reports which mybe easier to follow given it sounds like your just starting out?

I really cant say anything beyond this because I have a conflict of interest given I am building in several sites around brisbane and one of which I am currently marketing.

Out of the suburbs you listed, carina is good, I was actively looking there for a development site but didnt get one that worked for me.

good luck...

I am in the process of purchasing my first IP and have read a lot of articles and am still unsure which suburbs are likely to have capital growth in brisbane.

i am also unsure whether to purchase an inner city apartment instead? Does anyone know any good research websites ?

In no particular order i seem to like wynnum, carina, carindale.....any opinions?

 

[Rolf Latham]

Have a chat with Andrew

www.allenrealestate.com.au

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rolf

 

[scottandjoy]

If it were me I would work out how much I was willing to pay and then find the suburbs closest to the CBD where you can buy a house in your price bracket and then start searching those suburbs. Go to a few open homes and get a feeling for the good/bad parts of those areas. And I agree with the poster above, out of the suburbs listed Carina would be my pick for capital gains.

 

[Ridin-High]

I am in the process of purchasing my first IP and have read a lot of articles and am still unsure which suburbs are likely to have capital growth in brisbane.

i am also unsure whether to purchase an inner city apartment instead? Does anyone know any good research websites ?

In no particular order i seem to like wynnum, carina, carindale.....any opinions?

I was on a holiday awhile back in brisbane cbd, i really liked the area very nice and wouldn't mind living their in the future

Regards,

RH

 

[HandyAndy888]

This question has been asked MANY MANY times on this forum. Use the search function. I think you could spend at least a week reading through the posts on this topic.

 

[im sparticus]

My picks for appartments 300-400k are albion/windsor on the hills with views to city.

 

[Stubbs]

Look at Ormeau and Griffin. Both these suburbs have been predicted by residex to experience 8-10% growth over the next 10 years.

Griffin has the new cross river railway that has been approved. This is expected to increase prices.

Ormeau is a more desirable upper class suburb that is located basically in between Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Look for houses between 350k and 450k. There is a lot of supply so there is plenty of room for negotiating the price. You can also pay a little extra and buy a new house or off the plan. Then you can get the depreciation and also guarantee a tenant plus there is no maintenance.

 

[Tin Tin]

I am in the process of purchasing my first IP and have read a lot of articles and am still unsure which suburbs are likely to have capital growth in brisbane.

i am also unsure whether to purchase an inner city apartment instead? Does anyone know any good research websites ?

In no particular order i seem to like wynnum, carina, carindale.....any opinions?

I used to live in wynnum - has had a lot of growth a few yrs ago, has been rezoned in the town centre so could be good in future. I was told it is smart to follow the infrastructure - kedron and woolloongabba in that case are good areas.