Data from CoreLogic and Canstar has found the lower quartile of sale prices in Brisbane is $470,000, reports The Property Tribune.
And many suburbs are still sitting well below that.
In fact our cheapest of the cheapies has a median price of $335,000. This includes the suburbs of Bundamba and Woodbridge. Goodna and East Ipswich houses will set you back closer to $350,000.
But you don’t need to move to Ipswich if you’re looking for a bargain basement price.
Clayfield units offer proximity to the city and prestige neighbours without the blue chip price tag. Just $400,000 will get you a Clayfield classic.
Northwards, look to Redcliffe for some good value with units still sitting well below the half-a-million-mark.
Check out Brissie’s cheapest #10 suburbs:
- Bundamba – $335,000
- Woodbridge – $335,000
- Goodna – $350,000
- East Ipswich – $355,000
- Clayfield (units) – $400,000
- Inala – $415,000
- Annerley (units) – $420,000
- Caboolture – $435,000
- Edens Landing – $445,000
- Redcliffe (units) – $455,000
Looking for a good value buy? View our current listings for sale.