Queensland's 10 cheapest suburbs for houses and units

Queensland's 10 cheapest suburbs for houses and units
Oliver WisniewskiNovember 24, 2014

More and more people are turning to Queensland for their next investment opportunity.

National Australia Bank has also suggested that Brisbane, along with Sydney, is set to lead in 2015, albeit with moderate growth.

Property Observer looked at CoreLogic RP Data’s latest median house price statistics to find out where Queensland’s cheapest homes are.

Queensland Houses

  1. Fairymead - $65,000

  2. Monto - $100,000

  3. Mount Morgan - $106,000

  4. Proston - $113,000

  5. Eidsvold - $118,000

  6. Charleville - $136,000

  7. Murgon - $145,000

  8. Dysart - $150,000

  9. Blackall - $155,000

  10. Depot Hill - $158,000

Source: CoreLogic RP Data.

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According to RP Data, Queensland’s median unit price is $346,000 which is ahead of only Tasmania and South Australia.

The average time on the market for a Queensland unit is 112 days.

Here are CoreLogic RP Data’s 10 suburbs with the cheapest median unit price.

Queensland Units

  1. Manoora - $143,000

  2. Smithfield - $160,000

  3. Logan Central - $168,000

  4. Holloways Beach - $174,000

  5. Beenleigh - $175,000

  6. Garbutt - $176,000

  7. Bellbird Park - $179,000

  8. Hermit Park - $180,000

  9. Woodridge - $180,000

  10. Waterford West - $190,000

Source: CoreLogic RP Data

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