Greater Brisbane · 617 suburbs tracked

Brisbane house prices, 2026.

The median house price in Brisbane is $1,117,500, the median of 23 suburb medians from verified government sales data. Below: house prices in the twenty busiest suburbs, then the fastest-growing, most affordable and highest-priced suburbs in Greater Brisbane.

Median house price in Brisbane.

Median house

$1.1M

median of suburb medians

Median unit

$497K

median of suburb medians

Typical annual growth

N/A

house prices, last 12 months

Median house rent

$790/wk

weekly, across tracked suburbs

What Brisbane house prices are doing.

The median house price across Greater Brisbane is $1,117,500. That figure is the median of 23 suburb medians, each drawn from government sales records, rather than an average, so a handful of waterfront or acreage suburbs cannot drag it up. The median unit price is $497,499. The median house rent is $790 a week.

Among established suburbs, the most affordable is Wacol at $600,000 and the dearest is Fig Tree Pocket at $1,825,000, a 3.0-times gap across the one city. The table below lists Brisbane's twenty largest established suburbs with their medians.

Source: suburb medians from the QLD valuer-general or state sales records and the ABS, aggregated by Your Property Guide, sales data last refreshed December 2024; page generated 3 October 2026. Only the 23 of 617 tracked suburbs whose own page publishes a median contribute to price figures: a verified sales source, and at least five recorded sales where the count is reported.

House prices by suburb: Brisbane's twenty busiest

#SuburbMedian price12-month changeHouse salesPrices
1Brisbane City4000$1,340,000-–View →
2Eatons Hill4037$990,000-–View →
3Glass House Mountains4518$873,750-–View →
4Logan Village4207$1,000,000-–View →
5Cashmere4500$897,000-–View →
6Murarrie4172$1,075,000-–View →
7Hendra4011$1,710,000-–View →
8Westlake4074$1,245,000-–View →
9Fig Tree Pocket4069$1,825,000-–View →
10Elimbah4516$1,085,000-–View →
11Wacol4076$600,000-–View →
12Riverhills4074$835,000-–View →
13Thorneside4158$943,750-–View →
14Karana Downs4306$915,000-–View →
15Wamuran4512$1,117,500-–View →
16Samford Valley4520$1,600,000-–View →
17Dayboro4521$1,150,000-–View →

Most affordable Brisbane suburbs

#SuburbMedian price12-month changePrices
1Wacol4076$600,000-View →
2Riverhills4074$835,000-View →
3Glass House Mountains4518$873,750-View →
4Cashmere4500$897,000-View →
5Karana Downs4306$915,000-View →
6Thorneside4158$943,750-View →
7Eatons Hill4037$990,000-View →
8Logan Village4207$1,000,000-View →

Brisbane's highest median prices

#SuburbMedian pricePrices
1Fig Tree Pocket4069$1,825,000View →
2Hendra4011$1,710,000View →
3Samford Valley4520$1,600,000View →
4Brisbane City4000$1,340,000View →
5Westlake4074$1,245,000View →
6Dayboro4521$1,150,000View →
7Wamuran4512$1,117,500View →
8Elimbah4516$1,085,000View →

Most searched suburbs in Greater Brisbane

The Greater Brisbane suburbs people look up most on Your Property Guide, by Google search impressions over the last three months.

Brisbane property market questions

What is the median house price in Brisbane?
The median house price across Greater Brisbane is $1,117,500, calculated as the median of 23 suburb-level medians from verified government sales data. The median unit price is $497,499.
What are the cheapest suburbs in Brisbane?
Among established suburbs (population 1,000+) with verified sales data, the most affordable Greater Brisbane suburbs by median house price are Wacol, Riverhills, Glass House Mountains.

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Data source

Figures are aggregated from suburb-level medians sourced from state valuers-general, state government sales records and the ABS. Only suburbs whose own page publishes a median contribute to price figures (23 of 617 tracked Greater Brisbane suburbs): a verified sales source, and at least five recorded sales where the count is reported. A 12-month change is shown where the state’s sales feed measures one, and left out beyond 25%. Full methodology →

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