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12.5%Median annual
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$540k – $1.59MSuburb median house
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See where homes are moving, where supply is tight and where buyers appear more selective. These broad suburb signals are a useful starting point before a property-specific appraisal.

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Compare prices, growth, rental returns, selling times and the local details behind the numbers.

Stafford

Inner ring Β· Knockdown-rebuild hub
$1,307,500Median
+26.2%YoY growth
2.8%Rental yield
28 avgDays on mkt

the classic inner-northern suburb getting a quiet makeover ? those post-war homes on quarter-acre blocks are steadily making way for something shinier.

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North Lakes

Master-planned Β· Families Β· Tight vacancy
$1,045,000Median
+13.6%YoY growth
3.9%Rental yield
28 medianDays on mkt

the master-planned poster child for the northern growth corridor ? Westfield, Costco, IKEA, all dropped into one self-contained hub 34km north of the CBD.

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Mango Hill

Growth corridor Β· Dual station Β· New estates
$1,150,000Median
+23.0%YoY growth
3.5%Rental yield
28 medianDays on mkt

one of those master-planned communities that actually delivered on its promises ? two train stations, a massive shopping precinct a few minutes up the road, and enough parks to make the dog jealous.

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Narangba

Affordable railway suburb Β· Greenfield
$850,000Median
+12.8%YoY growth
3.8%Rental yield
28–35 avgDays on mkt

stretches 43 square kilometres across the northern corridor, giving it room to breathe ? and room to grow.

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Caboolture

Entry-level Β· High yield Β· Growth area
$900,000Median
+15.8%YoY growth
3.9%Rental yield
36 medianDays on mkt

's been around since 1842, making it one of the oldest settlements in the region ? and it's got the bones of a proper country town that's been absorbing Brisbane's sprawl for decades.

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Everton Park

Inner alternative Β· Kedron Brook lifestyle
$1,250,000Median
+14.2%YoY growth
2.7%Rental yield
25–30 avgDays on mkt

textbook inner-north Brisbane ? 10.

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See which suburbs currently stand out for growth, rental returns and relative value. Always check the source date before making a decision.

🌑️ Market Temperature β“˜Based on 5 factors: YoY growth (35%), 5yr growth (20%), days on market (20%), vacancy rate (15%), and sales volume (10%). Score out of 100.

πŸ”₯ HotMango Hill Score 86/100, Stafford Score 82/100, Aspley Score 71/100, Bridgeman Downs Score 66/100, Everton Park Score 67/100
WarmAlbany Creek Score 58/100, McDowall Score 63/100, Carseldine Score 58/100, Eatons Hill Score 51/100, Murrumba Downs Score 59/100
Thin MarketKurwongbah 2.3% YoY, Whiteside -2.6% YoY
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