The chart above illustrates Brisbane’s residential price growth over the past 15 years when all suburbs are combined into a single view. It confirms what we already know: Brisbane property has delivered strong capital growth.
However, Brisbane is not a single market, but a collection of distinct suburb-level markets. Some suburbs have significantly outperformed the Brisbane-wide trend, while others have lagged or moved through very different growth cycles. Without breaking the data down by suburb, those differences remain hidden.
Suburb-Level Information
At Onkapa Property, we aim to provide a more granular view of Brisbane’s residential property market – and offer it as a complimentary resource.
At the end of this article, you can download an Excel dataset that tracks the quarterly evolution of residential property prices across all 190 suburbs within the Brisbane City Council area over the past 15 years.
The dataset contains 22,800 rows and includes total sales volumes segmented by property type, distinguishing between houses and units.
How This Data Can Be Used
The dataset can assist in exploring a range of common property and investment questions, including:
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Which suburbs align with a specific budget?
Identify suburbs where median prices fall within a given price range and analyse how those areas have performed over time. -
Which suburbs have achieved the strongest growth?
Compare historical capital growth across suburbs to highlight consistent performers and emerging areas. -
Houses vs units — which has delivered stronger capital growth?
Review long-term trends to understand how different property types have performed across market cycles. -
Single premium asset vs multiple mid-range investments
Assess scenarios such as purchasing a $3M property in premium suburbs like New Farm or Teneriffe, versus acquiring two $1.5M properties in established middle-ring locations such as Aspley or Mount Gravatt.
Supporting Informed Property Decisions
While historical data does not predict future performance, long-term suburb-level insights provide valuable context for assessing market trends.
This dataset is designed to support more informed analysis for property investors, analysts, and market observers seeking a deeper understanding of Brisbane’s residential property landscape.
Download The Dataset
To access the full dataset, please complete the form below. A download link will be provided once details are submitted.