Brisbane City Council · 2km south of Brisbane CBD
ACRES is actively tracking 804 properties in Woolloongabba, including 4 identified development sites. Buyer demand is currently very high — we're holding 968 active buyer enquiries and 0 recorded offers across our network here. The median tracked land holding is around 475 m². According to current market data, the median sale price sits near $1.61M, 4.9% annual growth.
Key market indicators and historical price trends for Woolloongabba
Sources: CoreLogic, PropTrack, realestate.com.au. Prices reflect rolling 12-month median. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Woolloongabba is undergoing one of the most significant urban transformations in Australian history. The new Cross River Rail underground station, the Gabba Olympic redevelopment for 2032, and progressive rezoning have made it Brisbane's premier development precinct. Once a quiet inner-south suburb known for the cricket ground, Woolloongabba is now ground zero for transit-oriented development in South East Queensland.
Exceptional. The Woolloongabba Priority Development Area and Cross River Rail station are catalysts for high-density residential and mixed-use development. Properties within 800m of the station attract intense developer competition, with land values 50-150% above standard residential. Centre Zone sites near Stanley Street can accommodate 15-30+ storey buildings.
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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.