Brisbane Apartments
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The inner-Brisbane multi unit dwelling and apartment market boom has taken off considerably over the last five years enjoying a high level of activity. The question of it being able to continue to absorb the ever increasing levels of supply doesn't seem in doubt with auction clearance rates remaining steady and demand for inner-city apartments still very strong. The result is plenty of choice if you're looking for Brisbane accommodation, and if you want to buy, the Brisbane real estate market is in your favour.
Sub regions are drawn from:
- Brisbane CBD/Spring Hill
- Kangaroo Point
- Fortitude Valley/New Farm/Newstead
- Southbank/West End
- Toowong/Auchenflower
- Bulimba/Hawthorne
The cost of buying or renting an apartment in Brisbane is highly dependant on the location of the residence and its distance from the city. Average rent for apartments ranges from $150 to $350 per week. Most rentals in Brisbane are private properties let through estate agents or direct by the owner. Leases are generally for 6 months. Most rental properties are unfurnished and are self contained. If you are moving to Brisbane, it is difficult to arrange a rental property before you arrive and you may need to arrange some temporary accommodation in order to have enough time to thoroughly search for what you want.
More Information
- Find a place to stay in Brisbane at our Brisbane accommodation section
- The Gold Coast is only 45 minutes away by car and there's plenty of Gold Coast accommodation