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Brisbane dwelling values continue to track higher, with values 2.2%

higher over the second quarter of 2016, taking them 2.1% higher

over the past six months and 5.3% higher over the year. Brisbane

unit values, which have increased by 2.4% over the past year, are

increasing in value at a substantially slower pace than house values,

which are 5.6% higher.

Rental rates have continued to show modest falls in Brisbane and

are –0.2% lower over the year for houses and –0.8% lower for

units. Rental yields have also softened over the year due to value

rises outpacing rental changes. In June 2015, gross rental yields

were 4.4% for houses and 5.4% for units, in June 2016 they were

recorded at 4.2% for houses and 5.2% for units.

QUEENSLAND

Brisbane’s annual growth keeps improving

Brisbane’s performance over time

Brisbane’s best performers

Houses

Units

Median Price

$505,000

$389,000

Quarterly change

2.3%

0.9%

12 months change

5.6%

2.4%

5 year total change

12.5%

4.0%

10 year total change

43.6%

33.9%

Rank

Suburb

$

Affordable

1

BINNAWAY

$115,000

10 15.0%

2

COONAMBLE

$140,000

52 12.9%

3

BARRABA

$117,250

31 9.6%

$$

Mid–range

1

BUTTABA

$490,000

35 21.0%

2

MOUNT WARRIGAL

$500,000

74 20.5%

3

KANAHOOKA

$499,000

85 16.0%

$$$

Prestige

1

BURRADOO

$1,300,000

110 25.0%

2

AUSTINMER

$1,112,500

42 17.1%

3

ROYALLA

$1,002,500

12 10.2%

Rank

Suburb

$

Affordable

1

BEENLEIGH

$210,000

90 10.5%

2

WATERFORD WEST

$212,000

49 8.7%

3

SLACKS CREEK

$224,000

62 6.7%

$$

Mid–range

1

CORINDA

$427,500

24 19.5%

2

SALISBURY

$415,000

18 15.3%

3

ANNERLEY

$430,000

141 7.8%

$$$

Prestige

1

MURARRIE

$574,750

54 28.3%

2

KENMORE

$647,500

35 24.5%

3

NEWSTEAD

$624,500

104 8.9%

Rolling Median Price (12 months)

Number sold (12 months)

12 month change in median price

Affordable

= suburbs below 25th percentile

Mid–range

= suburbs between 25th and 75th percentile

Prestige

= suburbs above 75th percentile

Based on CoreLogic monthly indices capital city data to June 30, 2016

Brisbane Median Price

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Units

Dwellings

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