Suburb Profile4000

Spring Hill

Brisbane City Council · 1km north of Brisbane CBD

Median House
$1,590,000
Median Unit
$690,000
Population
8,940
Avg Land Size
380m²
From CBD
1km north

Property Market Insights

Key market indicators and historical price trends for Spring Hill

Annual Growth (Houses)
+13.0%
Annual Growth (Units)
+9.0%
Rental Yield (Houses)
2.7%
Rental Yield (Units)
4.3%
Avg. Days on Market
23
Vacancy Rate
0.8%
5-Year House Growth
+93%
5-Year Unit Growth
+82%
Market Demand
Very High

5-Year Median Price Trend

  • Houses
  • Units
202120222023202420252026$0$0400K$1800K$1.2M$1.6M

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

About Spring Hill

Spring Hill is Brisbane's oldest residential suburb, sitting on the ridge directly north of the CBD. Its elevated position provides commanding city views, and the suburb blends heritage workers' cottages with modern apartment towers. Spring Hill's walkability to the CBD, hospitals, and transport makes it a favourite for professionals and downsizers.

Development Potential

High. Spring Hill's CBD-fringe location supports medium to high-density development along key corridors. Heritage overlays on some streets create a patchwork of development opportunity. Sites on Wickham Terrace, Gregory Terrace, and Boundary Street attract strong developer interest.

Key Zoning: High Density Residential, Medium Density Residential, Character Residential

Growth Drivers

  • CBD-fringe location commanding premium
  • Roma Street Priority Development Area
  • Hospital precinct employment
  • Heritage character amenity
  • Professional and downsizer demographic

Thinking of Selling?

ACRES provides complimentary property assessments for Spring Hill owners. Discover your property's true development site value.

Free Assessment

Living in Spring Hill

Infrastructure

  • Roma Street Parklands
  • Spring Hill Baths (heritage pool)
  • Close to Royal Brisbane Hospital
  • Gregory Terrace sporting precinct
  • Roma Street train station nearby

Transport

  • Roma Street train station
  • Spring Hill bus loop
  • Walking distance to CBD
  • Inner City Bypass access
  • Multiple bus routes on Wickham Terrace

Lifestyle

  • Roma Street Parklands for outdoor recreation
  • Heritage architecture streetscapes
  • Boutique cafes and dining
  • City views from elevated position
  • Walking distance to CBD dining and entertainment

Spring Hill Location

Spring Hill, 4000 · Brisbane City Council

What's Nearby in Spring Hill

Schools, parks, transport, shopping and education within Spring Hill and surrounds

Schools

  • Brisbane Central State School
  • St Joseph Gregory Terrace
  • All Hallows School

Parks & Recreation

  • Wickham Park
  • Roma Street Parklands
  • Albert Park
  • Spring Hill Reserve

Shopping

  • Spring Hill Marketplace
  • Centenary Place Dining
  • Astor Terrace Precinct

Transport

  • Roma Street Station
  • Spring Hill Bus Loop
  • Central Station

Universities & Colleges

  • Brisbane School of Theology
  • Australian Catholic University

Own Property in Spring Hill?

Properties in Spring Hill with development potential are selling for 30–100% above standard residential value. Find out if yours qualifies — no cost, no obligation.

J
M
S

51 property owners in Spring Hill requested assessments this month

Request a Free Assessment

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.