While house prices have fallen (which is good news for buyers) values are still well above pre-pandemic levels (which is good news for sellers). And the latest Domain House Price Report sheds further light on the state of the Greater Brisbane area.
“…Brisbane has a long way to go before all of the price gains made during the pandemic boom are erased. Domain’s data showed there is not yet a single suburb in Brisbane that has fallen in value annually; even the regions that recorded falls during the September quarter are still up over the year,” Domain reports.
So where have the biggest movers been in 2022?
The latest Domain data shows our neighbouring Bridgeman Downs cruised into third place on the price growth party list, recording a whopping 40.4% growth in the 12 months to September 2022. We’re not surprised. This family friendly suburb is perennially popular with a good mix of sturdy brick and luxury-living family homes as well as proximity to schools, shops and more.
Other north side favourites to crack the top #20 include Boondall and Sandgate as you head further out, and Ascot and Gordon Park as you head further in.
Check out the list of Brisbane’s biggest movers so far in 2022:
- Newport, 53.0%
- Corinda, 47.9%
- Bridgeman Downs, 40.4%
- Chelmer, 40.0%
- Woody Point, 39.7%
- Acacia Ridge, 39.7%
- Enoggera, 39.5%
- Hemmant, 38.5%
- Salisbury, 37.5%
- Ascot, 37.4%
- Clayfield, 36.8%
- Rochedale, 36.8%
- Sandgate, 36.4%
- Stretton, 36.2%
- Gordon Park, 36.1%
- Holland Park West, 36.1%
- Fig Tree Pocket, 35.4%
- Margate, 35.3%
- Boondall, 34.7%
- Moggill, 34.6%
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