5 Best Brisbane Suburbs 2024

[@jml7325]

1, Chermside 2, Lawnton 3, Cannon Hills 4, Regents park 5, Kelvin grove

[@Sid0419]

Chermside West..

[@seankinnane12]

Chermside and Lawnton are great suburbs.Trouble with Brissy is with a large river splitting it in two it can alienate people from both sides of the river

[@wangdavid3726]

Lawnton's surplus of social housing units leads to lower house prices. This makes it a potentially attractive option for investment, but may not be as favorable for owner-occupied residences.

[@lukewiles1]

Definitely has some good potential!

[@colonelquickshifter6534]

Moving to Brisbane in December no idea where to live me and my 2 teenage sons - I’ll be working in south Brisbane about 30 mins outside cbd

[@terencekam1]

Great insights and rationale behind. how about Carindale ? It is close to Cannon Hill and next to Minnippi and Mansfield Parkland

[@nanisethistleton7831]

Great video, thanks for sharing 😃

[@honestpat7789]

I bought an apartment in Kelvin Grove, in 2022, for love 5’s. This week, a penthouse in my complex went for $1.36m. So, I don’t know if the undervalued tag is a exact fit for KG 🤷‍♂️

[@JET13B]

Thank you. Little expensive though. Most buyers would be maxed out and be stuck with that one property at these price points. Maybe good for owner occupiers, not so good for investors looking to build a portfolio in a short period.

[@mangoinvests]

Great video man, Thanks for the insight

[@montaguegray7486]

lots of housing commision in kalvingrove as well

[@jaygubiani4932]

Can you do one on the Goldcoast?

[@rayraypapaya]

how about doolandella? The unit price went up by 21.6 %. in the past 12 months. But without shopping malls and quality schools, would its price keep rising?

[@lionheart1727]

@luke, how did I guess you were gonna say regents park. Hidden gem of the south, suburban, very quiet and convenient. Browns plains plaza just 3 mins away. Hillcrest just over Mt Lindsay highway is way underrated too.

[@vinayshsureshram277]

Hey Luke. Thanks again for a great video! Can you please advise future growth potential of Upper Mount Gravatt? Thank you.

[@lukewiles1]

Upper Mount Gravatt. Fantastic potential. Close to metro bus, garden city, higher income earning families. Half of the suburb is in Mansfield catchment which is a bonus!

[@vinayshsureshram277]

@@lukewiles1 thanks Luke! We're building a new double storey house there at the moment - expecting to finish before mid of next year

[@SirCharles198588]

Mr Skywalker what’s your take on the Redcliffe peninsula? Especially houses close to the beach

[@facundogomezolivera7635]

Any reason why you picked that suburb over Boronia Heights or Heritage park? I have an IP in Heritage park. Solid 4-2 in the low 600s.

[@lionheart1727]

Heritage park is similar to regents but has a rubbish dump and not as many parks. You're also getting closer to logan central. I like Baronia, however Hillcrest is better positioned with high value suburbs around it.

[@jingji8862]

Great video, thank you ❤

[@kinparikh2042]

What do you reckon about Toowong?

[@nasser.fard1]

Thanks Luke, great analysis. What's your opinion on Redland and suburbs like Alexandra Hills, Capalaba?

[@Sid0419]

Too far from the CBD

[@bebekkartal]

Hello, what do you think about Redland bay area for a house under $700K?

[@soniksoni3864]

Great video as always.What are your views on Strathpine? Will those upcoming three mega projects make any impact on the prices of Strathpine. It is also close to the University of USC petrie campus and has a train station.Thanks.

[@lukewiles1]

Strathpine has good block sizes. In particular high set homes. Train line. USQ university. Access to city. So if you can buy below median on a good block I like it

[@swurvmotorsports9202]

whats your view on Windsor and the flooding areas? very close to olimpics

[@djfasidjecks4815]

Thanks Luke! Do you know any good brokers in Brisbane? Looking to buy around regent's park. Thanks again

[@lukewiles1]

Baxter Hill - Woodrow Finance :)

[@turtwanna]

Hey mate, can you please do a video on good entry level areas to invest or buy into? Would be good to see your perspective on how you would go about buying your first property with these post covid prices as someone in their early to mid 20s. (As I know a lot of people who have near given up on buying a home in that age bracket. They're from sydney and their areas during covid went from a median of $1.2m to $2.1m in less than 2 years) Good video mate cheers.

[@lukewiles1]

I've got videos in the last few years about affordable suburbs but will do an update of 10 pick less than 700k for 2024 in the next few months :)

[@lukewiles1]

This is just for greater Brisbane as that's where our business is focussed!

[@raypetersen8198]

Hillcrest is a gem

[@TamaEnergy]

Unsure if to move here or SC!

[@chrisy1998]

What are your thoughts on marsden?

[@bradshipwayproperty]

Good video!!! Chermside West also has Craigslea high, I also like stafford for knock down rebuilds. Geebung or Mitchelton for train stations and primary schools. I'm probably a little biased mind you 😂😂

[@chathurikamadushani8881]

How about Thornlands?

[@DanielGourlay-m4j]

What do you think about ripley, greenbank

[@lukewiles1]

too much land supply

[@Vmr48765]

Hey mate, excellent video and a new subscriber..just wanted to ask your opinion on acacia ridge? Is it worth investing in?

[@bhupendrarajbhandari6004]

Hey mate what about south ripley?

[@lukewiles1]

Too much surrounding land supply for me

[@dingo-dile]

Durack looks value. Good block sizes, only 15km from CBD, easy drive in. 3km to train station. Mostly younger family types, all your amenities. Not much for sale though

[@lukewiles1]

Durack has some good and bad pockets. Just need to be careful of where the property is in the suburb

[@dingo-dile]

@@lukewiles1 thankyou ☺️

[@chardibinx]

And a prison close by

[@dingo-dile]

@@chardibinx 7km I see is nearest prison.

[@arthurwatts1680]

All that Kelvin Grove infrastructure won't just magically appear - you are talking 10 years of construction noise and traffic. Fine for investors but owner occupiers might be left wondering what they've gotten themselves into. Cannon Hill probably won't escape that pre-Olympic madness either, but for mine it's the pick of the suburbs you've listed.

[@honestpat7789]

I don’t know, I live there and it’s still pretty quiet for its proximity to the city 🤷‍♂️

[@arthurwatts1680]

@@honestpat7789 cool - let's hope it stays that way. Nothing like waking up in a construction zone at 6am.

[@yingyang5155]

I'm interested.i would like to have a chat with you

[@toniau613]

Great video! I will buy 2 houses in two of the suburbs u recommended here and see how it goes😆 will give u a slice when I got some nice capital gain in the future

[@chardibinx]

Lots of share houses at Kelvin grove and students are grubs

[@nickphillips8972]

its amazing how quickly this advice became outdated....chermside west at 800,000? good luck!!

[@arkyark8]

This cashing in on and perpetuating of treating housing as investments is morally wrong. Doesn't matter that it's legal. "The love of money is the root of all evil."

[@lukewiles1]

who should people rent from? Big corporations?

[@arkyark8]

@@lukewiles1 our government. I say bring back the Housing Commission when people could rent to buy.

[@lukewiles1]

@@arkyark8 Aus Government clearly don't want the job as over 90% of rental properties are provided by the private market

[@2Bros-OVO]

Follow his advice and you're gonna be robbed or worse in these suburbs

[@suballica]

Loganholme is the best !

[@Sid0419]

I like Chermside West almost bought there myself. Dont know much about Lawnton. Cannon Hill is over priced to be honest. Its crowded.

[@Sid0419]

Come on...Lawnton? It's in a flood zone! Your insurance there could be $6k a year!

[@bradbriggs5347]

Grew up in lawnton, if you not near the river it doesn't flood

[@KLM982]

32 Peppard Street, McDowall. Joanne Carr “I don’t live there”