Spring Hill

Distance to CBD: 1KM | Postcode: 4000
Population:
4,835
Median Age:
30
Median household income:
$1,220/week
Homes fully owned or being purchased:
21.4%
Homes being rented:
44.6%
Dwelling structure - houses:
16.4%
Dwelling structure - units/townhouses:
79.9%

Property Listings (Spring Hill)


Properties for sale

Houses Units/Townhouses
Median price*
N/A $384,000
Price difference - 1 year N/A -0.03%
Price difference - 5 years N/A 48.1%
* median price 12 months to end of September 2009
Properties for rent

3 Bedroom House 2 Bedroom Unit
Median weekly rent: September 2009 Quarter $480 $530
Median weekly rent: September 2008 Quarter
$480 $530
Price difference - 1 years
0% 0%
Gross rental yield N/A 6.3%

Notes on data provided

  • SALES DATA: All sales statistics are preliminary only and subject to further revision. N/A Insufficient sales recorded in order to collate a reliable statistic. ^ Denotes acreage house sales - on land size greater than 2,400m2. All other house sale statistics are based on single unit dwelling sales - land size under 2,400m2. ~ Median affected by varying quality of stock sold. * Median affected by varying quantities of new properties sold. ƒ Medians affected by varying numbers of waterfront properties sold.

 

  • RENTAL DATA: Rental figures available by postcode only, Source: Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA) www.rta.qld.gov.au.

 

  • GROSS RENTAL YIELDS: Gross rental yields calculated by postcode using REIQ weighted average medians (based on suburbs to record a median in each postcode) and RTA median weekly rents.

 

  • SOURCE: REIQ. Data made available by Department of Natural Resources and Water,(QVAS), via RP Data and PDS Live. This information has been carefully compiled and is not intended to be treated as a warranty or promise as to the correctness of the information. Interested parties should undertake independent enquiries and investigations to satisfy themselves that any details herein are true and correct. The REIQ does not allow this information to be used for advertising or marketing purposes. Enquiries about the reproduction of part or all of the information should be directed to the Marketplace Strategy Division, REIQ.
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Spring Hill Suburb Profile

Brisbane's oldest suburb and right next door to the CBD, Spring Hill continues to attract buyers with its unique appeal.

Location

Benefiting from the enormous interest in near and inner-city living, Spring Hill sits north of the CBD bounded by a railway line next to Gregory Terrace, Wickham Terrace, parts of Ann Street and St Pauls Terrace, and Warry and Kennigo Streets.

It is close enough to the city to share the same postcode – 4000. Being directly north of the CBD, Spring Hill is only minutes away from services and facilities, as well as the nightspots of Fortitude Valley.

Property

Spring Hill is continuing with the makeover that started more than 10 years ago. Land sizes are usually tiny, by Brisbane standards, but that doesn't seem to dent the popularity of this suburb.

Many older homes have been immaculately restored or new, architecturally designed homes have been built in their place. There are also residential apartment buildings, some offering short and long term furnished accommodation (a rarity in Brisbane).

The area attracts renters who want proximity to the city and this assures the area of continuing investment potential.

The suburb is particularly popular with Brisbane's professionals and attracts strong interest from those who want the benefits of near-city living. It is easy to walk into the city from Spring Hill.

Property Pricing

Currently Spring Hill is absorbing some of the negative market sentiment aroused by the global financial crisis which has seen rents and medians maintained at near identical levels to 12 months before. It is anticipated that the location of the suburb will ensure a swift return to growth both in terms of capital growth and rentals in the short to medium term.

Recreation

Spring Hill is blessed with the historic Spring Hill Baths plus the Centenary Aquatic Centre and gym. There are tennis courts and long bike trails, with the Victoria Park Golf Course very close.

Schools & hospitals

The suburb also has a number of private schools, including Brisbane Grammar School, Brisbane Girls Grammar School, St Joseph’s College and St James College. There’s even a public primary school, close to the heart of the city, Brisbane Central Primary.

You’ll also find two hospitals – St Andrew’s War Memorial, Brisbane Private Hospital.

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Spring Hill photos

Spring Hill events

The Four Noble Truths with Kuzho Lama Geshe Tashi Tsering

The 4 Noble Truths - the subject of the Buddha’s very first discourse - encompass the profound wisdom of Buddhist paths and philosophy. … more

Dates Sat 19 March 2011 - Mon 21 March 2011
Venue School of Buddhist Science, 440 Upper Edward St, Spring Hill
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Jazzin' up the pop classics

Popular and versatile band Blonde Chocolate make their debut in the Music that Resonates series to present a selection of popular classics from the … more

Dates Tue 5 April 2011
Venue City Tabernacle Baptist Church, 163 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill
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The Andrews Sisters

Presenting the Andrews Sisters Tribute Band Sounds of the Big Bands. … more

Dates Tue 14 June 2011
Venue City Tabernacle Baptist Church, 163 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill
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Heart to Heart

A special concert presented by four young musicians in support of young people with heart conditions. … more

Dates Tue 10 May 2011
Venue City Tabernacle Baptist Church, 163 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill
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David Bailey

David Bailey, the acclaimed young Brisbane theatre organist with many outstanding performances at GOMA silent film events in Brisbane, will be playing… more

Dates Tue 19 April 2011
Venue City Tabernacle Baptist Church, 163 Wickham Tce, Spring Hill
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Craig from new zealand says:

Hi we are thinking of moving to Brisbane and looking to buy a house as we have a large dog, could anyone shed any light on which suburbs offer the best value for money? looking to spend no more than $350 and don't mind up to 25mins commute? any suggestions would be great!

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Julie from Spring Hill says:

Try Redcliffe area, good value for $350, depedns where you will work ect

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