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Woolloongabba

Steady outlook

QLD 4102 · Brisbane City · Data updated 7 Sep 2026 · ▲ 14 this week

Growth score 86 Top 1% of sample
Risk score 48 Medium · lower is better
Stability score 75 Consistent over 10 years

Median price · 7 years

Rolling 12-month median, all dwellings

$920,000+15.0% past 12 months
$600k$800k
2020202120222023202420252026

What drives the growth score

Nine metrics, each benchmarked against every suburb nationally. Weighted sum equals the score.

Weights
Sales momentum18%
Strong · 99
Listing scarcity15%
Weak · 23
Rental demand14%
Strong · 79
Days on market12%
Weak · 23
Infrastructure investment11%
Strong · 99
Jobs access10%
Strong · 99
Population growth8%
Strong · 99
Income growth7%
Moderate · 68
New supply pressure5% · negative
Elevated · 55

Key metrics vs benchmarks

QLD column is the sample-state average; national is the whole sample.

MetricWoolloongabbaQLDNational
Median price$920,000$778,300$734,203
12-month growth+15.0%+11.0%+8.4%
Gross rental yield3.6%4.0%4.0%
Vacancy rate2.2%1.6%1.3%
Days on market873531
Auction clearance62%59%62%
New supply pipelineElevatedModerateModerate

Risk score components

Lower is safer. Components are read independently; the score is their weighted blend.

48Medium risk
New supply pipelineApproved dwellings vs existing stock
Moderate · 55
Employment concentrationShare of jobs in the top two industries
Moderate · 40
Price volatility, 5 yearsLargest peak-to-trough drawdown
Low · 33
Vacancy pressureCurrent vacancy vs 2% threshold
Moderate · 40
Hazard exposureFlood, bushfire and storm surge overlays
Moderate · 53

Who lives here

ABS Census, latest release, aggregated to suburb

5,634population 33median age 26%owner-occupied 74%renting
Owner-occupiedRenting

Woolloongabba is at the epicentre of Brisbane's Olympic transformation. With 15% annual growth and 85% growth over five years, the suburb has delivered exceptional returns. The 2032 Olympics Gabba precinct rebuild and Cross River Rail station are driving billions in investment.

On the ground

Committed projects and catalysts feeding the infrastructure and jobs metrics

  • Brisbane 2032 Olympics — Gabba precinct rebuild ($2.7B)
  • Cross River Rail station (opening 2025)
  • Woolloongabba Priority Development Area
  • Mater Hospital South Brisbane expansion

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