What does a median-priced Brisbane apartment look like?

What does a median-priced Brisbane apartment look like?
Jessie RichardsonDecember 7, 2020

Brisbane's median unit price for the October quarter was $380,000, according to CoreLogic RP Data.

Earlier this year, some predicted the apartment market would display strong growth for 2014. In the year to October, CoreLogic RP Data recorded 2.6% growth in Brisbane apartment values, placing it behind Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Hobart's unit markets.

Brisbane's $380,000 median unit price is 1.2% down from the prior month's result, and 1.0% up for the quarter. Some, including observer Terry Ryder, argue the market may soon be oversupplied, leading to an excess of stock and depressing values.

Property Observer looks at recent sales to see just what $380,000 will buy you in Brisbane.

  1. 4/116 Chaucer Street, Moorooka 

     

    This Moorooka apartment sold for $372,000 late last month. The two bedroom, two bathroom unit is part of a six unit complex. There is an air-conditioned lounge, which opens to an undercover balcony. Both bedrooms include mirrored built in robes. The apartment comes with a single secure car space.

    Price: $372,000

    Bedrooms: Two

    Drive to CBD: 14 minutes

  2. 7/16 Wilkie St Yeerongpilly, Qld


    Buyers paid $376,000 for this two bedroom unit. Located in a seven-apartment complex built in 1994, the apartment occupies the entire top level. Both bedrooms include built in robes, there is an air conditioning unit in the living room and another in the main bedroom, and two secure undercover car spaces.

    Price: $376,000

    Bedrooms: Two

    Drive to CBD: 11 minutes

  3. 30/81 Annerley Road, Woolloongabba

     

    This dual level apartment, with 80 square metres of floor space, sold for $379,000. It has two bedrooms with built in robes, with the main bedroom including balcony access and an en suite. The carpet is newly laid and the apartment is freshly painted. Residents have access to the complex's swimming pool and gym. The apartment includes a lockup garage.

    Price: $379,000

    Bedrooms: Two

    Drive to CBD: 5 minutes

  4. 3/38 Waverley Road, Taringa

     

    A two bedroom apartment in a complex of eight sold for $371,500 last week. It has built in robes in both bedrooms, one bathroom, an open plan living and dining area, and a balcony. The apartment comes with a lock up garage.

    Price: $371,500

    Bedrooms: Two

    Drive to CBD: 10 minutes

  5. 67/35 Morrow Street, Taringa

     

    Vendors secured $383,000 for this two bedroom, two bathroom apartment earlier this month. The fully furnished apartment has new carpet, and both bedrooms include built in robes. The apartment, which has a secure car space, currently returns $496 per week in rent, representing a 6.7% rental yield.

    Price: $383,000

    Bedrooms: Two

    Drive to CBD: 15 minutes

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