Suburb Profile4170

Norman Park

Brisbane City Council · 4km south-east of Brisbane CBD

Median House
$1,700,000
Median Unit
$750,000
Population
7,357
Avg Land Size
550m²
From CBD
4km south-east

Property Market Insights

Key market indicators and historical price trends for Norman Park

Annual Growth (Houses)
+12.5%
Annual Growth (Units)
+9.1%
Rental Yield (Houses)
3.1%
Rental Yield (Units)
4.3%
Avg. Days on Market
28
Vacancy Rate
1.0%
5-Year House Growth
+82%
5-Year Unit Growth
+72%
Market Demand
High

5-Year Median Price Trend

  • Houses
  • Units
202120222023202420252026$0$0450K$1900K$1.4M$1.8M

Sources: CoreLogic, PropTrack, realestate.com.au. Prices reflect rolling 12-month median. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Live market snapshot

Recent Norman Park sales

Refreshed 27 May 2026

Live aggregate from 22 recorded sales in the last 12 months. Source: Australian Realty data hub via realestate.com.au.

Median sold

$1.61M

Average sold

$2.03M

Lowest

$0.83M

Highest

$5.80M

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About Norman Park

Norman Park is a well-established inner-east suburb offering a village feel with its own train station and a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere. The suburb features heritage Queenslanders on generous blocks, excellent schools, and proximity to the Coorparoo Square development. Its position between the CBD and Morningside makes it popular with families seeking inner-city access without the intensity.

Development Potential

Moderate. Norman Park's character overlays and family-oriented demographics mean development is primarily townhouse and small-scale infill. Larger blocks near the train station and along Wynnum Road offer medium-density opportunity.

Key Zoning: Character Residential, Low-Medium Density, Medium Density Residential

Growth Drivers

  • Train station driving property values
  • Family demographic demand
  • Inner-east school catchment
  • Character home renovation market
  • Coorparoo Square activation nearby

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Living in Norman Park

Infrastructure

  • Norman Park train station
  • Near Coorparoo Square
  • Norman Park State School
  • Churchie nearby
  • Seven Hills Bushland Reserve

Transport

  • Norman Park train station
  • Bus routes on Wynnum Road
  • Cycling paths
  • Easy access to Gateway Motorway
  • Close to CBD via train

Lifestyle

  • Quiet family-friendly streets
  • Heritage Queenslander homes
  • Local parks and reserves
  • Close to Coorparoo dining
  • Community-oriented neighbourhood

Norman Park Location

Norman Park, 4170 · Brisbane City Council

What's Nearby in Norman Park

Schools, parks, transport, shopping and education within Norman Park and surrounds

Schools

  • Norman Park State School
  • Churchie
  • Lourdes Hill College

Parks & Recreation

  • Norman Park
  • Hawthorne Park
  • Seven Hills Bushland Reserve

Shopping

  • Hawthorne Road Dining
  • Woolworths Morningside

Transport

  • Norman Park Station
  • Morningside Station
  • Hawthorne Ferry Terminal

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Median price data sourced from realestate.com.au (April 2025 – March 2026). Figures are indicative and based on recorded sales. Consult a licensed valuer for property-specific advice.