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Brisbane Property Intelligence

AI-powered price predictions, construction cost analysis, and planning constraint assessment for 33 inner Brisbane suburbs.

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Coverage

Suburbs We Cover

33 inner Brisbane suburbs across four zones — West (Paddington, Auchenflower, Toowong, Milton), North (Newstead, Teneriffe, New Farm, Fortitude Valley), South (West End, Woolloongabba, Kangaroo Point, Annerley), and East (Hawthorne, Bulimba, Balmoral, Norman Park).

West

  • Paddington
  • Auchenflower
  • Toowong
  • Milton
  • Red Hill
  • Bardon
  • Ashgrove
  • Rosalie

North

  • Newstead
  • Teneriffe
  • New Farm
  • Fortitude Valley
  • Bowen Hills
  • Herston
  • Kelvin Grove
  • Spring Hill

South

  • West End
  • Woolloongabba
  • Kangaroo Point
  • Annerley
  • Highgate Hill
  • South Brisbane
  • Dutton Park
  • Fairfield

East

  • Hawthorne
  • Bulimba
  • Balmoral
  • Norman Park
  • Morningside
  • Camp Hill
  • Coorparoo
  • Greenslopes
  • Stones Corner

Planning Data

Brisbane City Plan 2014

Managed by Brisbane City Council

Traditional Building Character Overlay

Protects pre-1946 character housing areas with controls on demolition, building height, form, and materials. Applies to significant portions of inner Brisbane suburbs including Paddington, Red Hill, and Ashgrove.

Flood Overlay

Brisbane River and creek flood mapping with property-level flood depth data. Affects insurance costs, minimum floor levels, and building requirements. Significant in low-lying suburbs like West End, New Farm, and Auchenflower.

Heritage Overlay (Local & State)

Local Brisbane City Council heritage listings and Queensland Heritage Register entries. Heritage-listed properties have strict controls on alterations, materials, and demolition.

Landslide Hazard Overlay

Identifies areas with potential landslide risk, particularly relevant for hillside suburbs like Bardon, Paddington, and Red Hill. Affects building foundations and earthworks requirements.

Biodiversity Overlay

Protects significant vegetation and ecological corridors. Can affect clearing approvals and building footprint placement.

Data Sources

  • Brisbane City Council Open Data Portal — Spatial overlay data
  • Queensland Heritage Register — State heritage listings
  • Brisbane City Council — Local heritage listings
  • BCC Flood Maps — Property-level flood depth data
  • BCC Open Data — Zoning and suburb boundary data

Results

Brisbane Case Studies

Price PredictionAuctionQueenslander

Pre-Auction Price Prediction — Paddington Queenslander

Paddington, QLD

Three-layer prediction analysis of a 4-bedroom Queenslander on 607m² in Paddington. Comparable sales analysis identified 12 similar properties within 800m sold in the past 12 months. AI analysis highlighted the premium for north-facing rear yard and original VJ boards, while noting flood overlay proximity as a minor risk factor.

Predicted range $1.62M–$1.78M. Property sold at auction for $1.71M — within 1.2% of midpoint estimate.

Construction CostRaise & BuildROI Analysis

Raise & Build Cost Scenario — West End Cottage

West End, QLD

Construction cost estimation for raising a pre-war cottage in West End and building a new ground floor with 2 bedrooms, bathroom, and rumpus room. Analysis included excavation costs, house raise and restumping, ground floor fitout at standard finish level, and full DA/BA approval cost estimates.

Estimated build cost $385K–$445K (standard finish). End value estimate $1.45M yielding projected ROI of 32% over 18-month build period.

Planning ConstraintsHeritageCharacter Overlay

Planning Constraint Analysis — Hawthorne Heritage Area

Hawthorne, QLD

Comprehensive planning constraint analysis for a property in Hawthorne's Traditional Building Character overlay. Assessment identified heritage overlay restrictions, character housing provisions, and setback requirements that would affect a proposed second-storey addition.

Identified that a sympathetic second-storey addition was achievable under the overlay provisions, with 3 recent DA approvals for comparable work within 200m.

Market IntelligenceSuburb AnalysisGrowth Trends

Market Intelligence — Teneriffe Suburb Analysis

Teneriffe, QLD

Deep market analysis for Teneriffe including 12-month price trends, days on market analysis, supply/demand ratios, and demographic profiling. Analysis compared unit vs house performance and identified infrastructure projects (Cross River Rail) likely to impact future values.

Identified 8.2% annual growth for houses vs 3.1% for units. Median days on market dropped from 34 to 21 days, indicating strong demand tightening.

Basement ComplianceCity Plan 2014Sloping Block

Basement Compliance Assessment — Bardon Hillside

Bardon, QLD

Basement compliance analysis for a sloping block in Bardon testing against Brisbane City Plan 2014 basement definition requirements. Analysis assessed natural ground levels at perimeter points and calculated whether the proposed Level 2 floor height complied with the 1.0m above NGL maximum.

Assessment confirmed compliance was achievable with design modification — Level 2 floor lowered 300mm to meet the NGL requirement at the critical uphill perimeter point.

Brisbane FAQ

What suburbs does the Brisbane predictor cover?

We currently cover 33 inner Brisbane suburbs across four zones — West (Paddington, Auchenflower, Toowong, Milton, etc.), North (Newstead, Teneriffe, New Farm, Fortitude Valley, etc.), South (West End, Woolloongabba, Kangaroo Point, Annerley, etc.), and East (Hawthorne, Bulimba, Balmoral, Norman Park, etc.). Coverage is focused on areas with sufficient comparable sales data to produce meaningful predictions.

What planning constraints are checked for Brisbane properties?

We check Brisbane City Plan 2014 overlays including Traditional Building Character, Heritage (local and state), Flood Overlay (including property-level flood depth data), Landslide Hazard, and Biodiversity overlays. We also monitor Development Application activity through Planning Alerts.

Are construction cost estimates Brisbane-specific?

Yes. Our Brisbane construction cost estimates are based on industry rate databases specifically calibrated for the Brisbane market, adjusted for inflation using ABS Producer Price Index data for residential construction in Queensland. Costs reflect Brisbane council DA/BA fee schedules and local builder rates.

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