#40 Chart topping Brissie burbs that rocked 2020

The CoreLogic Best of the Best 2020 report will have you swimming in stats that summarise top suburbs for median values and rents across houses and units in Australia’s capital city and regional markets.

Rising to the top of the ocean of numbers are some standout trends:

• Australia’s property values remained resilient despite the initial market shock from the pandemic.
• Demand for lifestyle areas was exacerbated by COVID-19, but had been evident for years in some markets, including our very own Sunshine Coast.
• Rental markets had mixed fortunes with Brissie’s unit market hanging in there while Sydney and Melbourne felt the brunt of migration drops from international border closures.

And now for the deep dive… check out the top performers in Brisbane for 2020.

Highest median value – houses

1. Teneriffe, $1.86 million
2. Chandler, $1.58 million
3. Ascot, $1.56 million
4. Hamilton, $1.47 million
5. New Farm, $1.37 million
6. St Lucia, $1.37 million
7. Hawthorne, $1.33 million
8. Bulimba, $1.33 million
9. Upper Brookfield, $1.20 million
10. Fig Tree Pocket, $1.20 million

Highest median value – units

1. Bardon, $665,866
2. Hendra, $623,644
3. Teneriffe, $615,800
4. New Farm, $591,156
5. Bulimba, $583,564
6. Newstead, $541,748
7. The Gap, $518,637
8. Paddington, $517,413
9. Scarborough, $513,282
10. West End, $506,933

Greatest 12 month change in values – houses

1. St Lucia, 13.6%
2. Jindalee, 13.1%
3. Ormiston, 12.6%
4. Russell Island, 12.5%
5. Walloon, 11.5%
6. Grange, 11.4%
7. Kilcoy, 10.7%
8. Mount Ommaney, 10.7%
9. Deagon, 10.5%
10. The Gap, 10.2%

Greatest 12 month change in values – units

1. Springwood, 13.7%
2. Woorim, 12.6%
3. Capalaba, 11.6%
4. Thorneside, 10.2%
5. Wynnum, 10.2%
6. Woody Point, 9.8%
7. Wynnum West, 9.7%
8. Tingalpa, 9.4%
9. Corinda, 9.0%
10. Scarborough, 8.8%

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