Breezybnb chooses Urban’s 5 best Brisbane apartments for Airbnb

Breezybnb chooses Urban’s 5 best Brisbane apartments for Airbnb
Olivia RoundAugust 15, 2019

If you’re considering purchasing a rental property, or perhaps you have a spare bedroom or vacation planned and are looking into creative ways to make extra cash – then read on, as we have some great insider information about the world of Airbnb.

Did you know that Airbnb rentals in Brisbane bring in an average daily rate of $150? They also retain a substantial occupancy rate of 67%, meaning a steady flow of bookings year-round. Across Australia, Airbnb is also proving popular among business travellers, with an increase of 59% work travel bookings made by millennials in the past 12 months.

One of the greatest ways to secure regular bookings for your Airbnb is by choosing the right property. Three of the key considerations to take into account during your property search are:

  • Location
  • Amenity
  • Apartment size/configuration

In order to help you choose the best rental property, we reached out to Brisbane Airbnb management company Breezybnb to help us identify our top listings in Queensland, based on their industry knowledge.

Here are Breezybnb’s top 5 apartments for Airbnb in Brisbane.

#1 BRISBANE SKY TOWER

222 Margaret Street, Brisbane QLD

Architect: NRA Co Lab

Developer: AMP CapitalBillbergia

Builder: Hutchinson Builders

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"For Airbnb guests, the excitement of staying in the tallest building in the city adds an extra level of desirability for apartments in Brisbane Skytower. The higher floors are the obvious picks, and even better if you have a room with a view for Riverfire festival! Breezybnb manages some 2-bedroom apartments in the building with 90% occupancy at $153 a night. The 2-bedrooms are usually more popular as the addition of a sofa bed can fit 6 adults which helps the apartments command a higher nightly rate." – Silver Lim, Breezybnb Brisbane Acquisitions


#2 ASTON RESIDENCES

9 Edmondstone Street, south Brisbane QLD

Architect: Bureau Proberts

Developer: Effinity

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"The Aston Residences have an individuality which makes them a jewel that is hidden below the south Brisbane skyline. The low rise development is an attractive pick for business travellers who might be on an extended stay and prefer to avoid the sometimes chaotic foyers and carparks of larger developments. Proximity to some stellar restaurants & cafes and resort-style amenities makes this a hot pick for the executive traveller." – Silver Lim, Breezybnb Brisbane Acquisitions


#3 LUCID

38 Hope Street, south Brisbane QLD 

Architect: Mirvac Design

Developer: Mirvac

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"Located a stone’s throw away from south Brisbane Station, Lucid is sure to be popular with guests looking for convenient accommodation. Brisbane Central is a mere two stops away. A 2-bedroom unit would be in demand by families and groups of friends looking for a medium-sized place to stay. Being in close proximity to the Performing Arts Centre and the Convention Centre means you can increase your nightly rate whenever there are events scheduled. A stunning sky deck on Level 30 with a private dining room, BBQ amenities and an infinity-edge pool allows guests a place to relax and adds the wow factor to your Airbnb photos that everyone is attracted to." – Silver Lim, Breezybnb Brisbane Acquisitions


#4 IVY & EVE

22-28 Merivale Street, south Brisbane QLD

Architect: ML Architects

Developer: Abacus Property Group

Builder: Hutchinson Builders

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"The Ivy & Eve Apartments boasts a fantastic location, just a street away from south Brisbane Station. You’ll find a variety of hip cafes, restaurants and international cuisines located on neighbouring streets (Fish Lane) so guests are spoiled for choice when it comes to mealtimes. 1 or 2-bedroom apartments are both popular with Brisbane Airbnb guests. With the Queensland Museum and Science Centre located nearby, not to mention the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, plus various theatres and playhouses, guests will enjoy attractions conveniently located in the vicinity of their stay. Fancy a relaxing day in? The building itself offers luxurious amenities such a pool, gym, a BBQ area and even an outdoor cinema. You’ll be able to charge $140/night for a 1-bedroom in this centrally-located development with an expected occupancy of 85%+" – Silver Lim, Breezybnb Brisbane Acquisitions


#5 BRISBANE ONE

1 Cordelia Street, south Brisbane QLD

Architect: Bureau Proberts

Developer: R&F Property Australia

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"Located near the Brisbane River and south Brisbane Station, the Brisbane One project with its magnificent river views is sure to be a hit with guests looking to explore Brisbane from a convenient home base. A variety of international cuisines, cafes, pubs and restaurants located in the area will ensure that mealtimes are a breeze. The amenities such as a rooftop spa, recreation area and lagoon pool are sure to impress your guests (and make for great photos on your listing), not to mention a spacious private balcony in every apartment. An average of $160/night for a 2-bedroom at 75% occupancy would be easy to achieve in this location." – Silver Lim, Breezybnb Brisbane Acquisitions

Olivia Round

Olivia Round is the Features Editor of urban.com.au. Olivia specialises in news reporting, in-depth editorial content and video + podcast interviews with industry experts.
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