144/293 North Qy, Brisbane City QLD 4000

Brisbane City 4000 demand is underpinned by persistently low inner-city listings, interstate migration seeking affordability, and investors competing with first-home buyers in a market where vacancy remains historically tight. Lifestyle and infrastructure catalysts – Cross River Rail, Brisbane Metro and Olympic-linked upgrades – keep the CBD attractive while scarce housing stock nudges renters into ownership as they chase proximity to work and amenity. Prices continue to trend higher – Brisbane recorded roughly 0.7% growth in February even as capital cities hit a record national million-dollar median – and the main risk is that further rate rises and APRA lending tweaks will soften borrowing appetite despite the ongoing supply shortfall keeping momentum alive.