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Why Brisbane sits at the top of our list, and the data behind it. Independent. Data-driven. 100% on your side.

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Brisbane at a Glance

Brisbane is the strongest capital city market in the country right now, and the reasons are structural. Here are the numbers that matter.

Location

SEQ South East Queensland

Greater Brisbane

2.8M+ City of Brisbane ~1.3M

Median House Price

$1.13M Units approx $845K

Gross Rental Yield

3.5 – 5.8% Houses 3.5–4%, units 5–5.8%

Vacancy Rate

Below 1% ~1/3 of a balanced market

Long-Term Growth

8 – 10% p.a. Historical average

Host City

2032 Olympic & Paralympic Games

City Economy

$200B+ On track to $275B by 2041

Jacob and Simon, founders of JSC Property Investments

From the Founders

Why Brisbane, Why Now.

Brisbane is the strongest capital city market in the country, and it is structural, not hype. A record infrastructure pipeline, the build-up to the 2032 Games, strong population growth and a rental market under 1% vacancy are all working together.

The median house price passed $1.1 million in early 2026 after years of double-digit growth. Even so, Brisbane still trades well below Sydney and offers stronger yields. For investors and owner-occupiers, the window to buy established, well-located property ahead of the 2032 build-up is open now.

We do not chase fringe house-and-land packages. We buy established houses in proven pockets, on the data. This report sets out why Brisbane sits at the top of our list, and the numbers behind it.

Established property. Proven locations. Bought on the data.

No developer stock. No kickbacks. No conflicts.

What Makes Brisbane Stand Out

            Affordable, established housing in fully built-out suburbs
          
            Record investment: $100B+ SEQ infrastructure pipeline
          
            State-leading population growth toward 3.8 million
          
            Severe housing shortage: vacancy below 1%
          
            The 2032 catalyst: a decade of construction and demand
          
            Stronger yields than Sydney or Melbourne, lower entry

A rare combination: capital-city scale, affordability, and a decade-long growth runway. Most markets give you one. Brisbane gives you all three.

Location & Access

Where It Sits

Capital of the fastest-growing corner of Australia.

Brisbane anchors the South East Queensland growth triangle, the closest mainland-east capital to Australia's major Asian export markets.

~100 km to Gold Coast ~120 km to Sunshine Coast ~20 min to airport

24/7 curfew-free international airport, about 20 minutes from the CBD.
Port of Brisbane, one of the country's fastest-growing container ports, major works underway.
Brisbane Metro is running. Two high-frequency electric bus rapid-transit lines, in service since 2025.
Cross River Rail is coming. Four new underground CBD stations, the first in over 120 years.

Brisbane CBD relative to Gold Coast (~100 km) and Sunshine Coast (~120 km)

The Biggest Build-Out in the City's History

Most of it is locked in, jointly funded by government and the private sector. It lands in the suburbs as jobs, demand and price support.

Brisbane 2032 anchors a roughly $7.1 billion venue program. The centrepiece is a new 63,000-seat stadium at Victoria Park, with a National Aquatic Centre, a 20,000-seat arena at the Brisbane Showgrounds and a major indoor arena at Roma Street. Main construction ramps through 2026, with venues targeted for completion by 2031.

Queen's Wharf, the $3.6 billion integrated resort, opened in stages from August 2024. It adds hotels, the Neville Bonner Bridge and a riverfront precinct projected to draw around 1.4 million extra visitors a year.

Cross River Rail is delivering 10.2 km of new line and four underground CBD stations. Brisbane Metro is already in service. Waterfront Brisbane is rebuilding the Eagle Street riverfront with two commercial towers, completing later this decade.

HEADLINE BRISBANE PROJECTS (APPROX. A$BN)Brisbane 2032 venues$7.1bQueen's Wharf / The Star$3.6bCross River Rail$5.4bBrisbane Arena (Roma St)$2.5bWaterfront Brisbane$2.5bBrisbane Metro$1.5bNational Aquatic Centre$0.65bIndicative. SEQ pipeline exceeds $100bn. Cross River Rail is additional and under construction.

2032 Venue Program

~$7.1B

In delivery

Queen's Wharf / The Star

$3.6B

Open in stages

Cross River Rail

$5.4B+

Under construction

Indicative values. The SEQ infrastructure pipeline now exceeds $100 billion in total.
Project	Approx. value	Status
Brisbane 2032 venue program	~$7.1B	In delivery
Victoria Park Stadium (63,000 seats)	Part of program	Design & approvals
Queen's Wharf / The Star Brisbane	$3.6B	Open in stages
Cross River Rail (4 new CBD stations)	$5.4B+	Under construction
Brisbane Metro (M1 & M2)	~$1.5B	Operating
Waterfront Brisbane	~$2.5B	Under construction
Brisbane Arena (Roma Street)	~$2.5B	Planned

Past $200 Billion, and Climbing

$200B+

City economy, passed in 2024

$275B

Projected by 2041

~6M

SEQ population by 2046

$100B+

Infrastructure pipeline

Brisbane's economy passed $200 billion in 2024 and is on track to reach about $275 billion by 2041. The growth is broad-based, led by health, construction, logistics, business services and a fast-growing visitor economy.

Healthcare alone is now worth more than $20 billion and is the fastest-growing health sector of any Australian capital. The city runs on Australia's fastest-growing working-age population, fed by strong interstate and overseas migration.

For property, the read is simple: more people, more jobs and not enough housing keep upward pressure on prices and rents. Brisbane is the closest mainland-east capital to China, Japan and South Korea, strengthening its role as a gateway to Asia.

Why We See Value Here

Record investment

$100B+ pipeline and $7.1B in Olympic venues underwrite demand.

Population pressure

The fastest-growing working-age population in the country.

Severe supply shortage

Vacancy below 1%, well under a balanced market near 3%.

The 2032 tailwind

A decade of infrastructure and demand to the Games and beyond.

Yield and entry

Stronger yields than Sydney or Melbourne, at a lower price.

Land scarcity

In established suburbs, where land does the heavy lifting.

Established Houses, Proven Pockets

We actively target around 20% of the suburbs in Brisbane City. Not every suburb makes the cut, and within the ones that do, only certain pockets and streets do.

Our focus is established detached houses in proven, well-connected suburbs, close to infrastructure, jobs and amenity. We avoid flood-prone areas and oversupplied fringe estates. Land matters: the dwelling depreciates, the land appreciates, so position and land content drive long-term growth.

Most quality investment-grade houses in our target pockets now sit between $900,000 and $1.2 million or more, with entry-level opportunities from around $850,000. Closer to the city, well-located houses on 300 m² stack up; further out we prefer 400 m² and above. Gross yields run around 3.5% to 4% on houses, higher on units and townhouses.

A JSC Investment Report means the work is done.

Five-stage due diligence and a 30-point checklist, from macro market down to the individual street and asset. We do the legwork so you do not negotiate against a professional selling agent alone.

Independent. On Your Side.

JSC Property Investments is a buyer's agency founded by brothers Jacob and Simon, both ADF veterans. We work for one person: you.

Our fee is fixed and transparent, and it is paid only by the client. We take $0 from developers, builders or selling agents, and we do not sell developer stock. No commissions, no kickbacks, no conflicts. That is the whole point.

We also look after current and ex-serving ADF members, with a 5% ADF discount and help navigating Defence housing entitlements.

PIPA Member QPIA Qualified Best of Australia 2025 ASBC 2025 Finalist

14.3%

JSC client avg growth (2025)

5.4%

National average

Disclaimer: This report is for general information only. It is not legal, financial or investment advice and should not be relied on as such. Figures are indicative and current as at the dates shown; property markets change and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Before making any commitment, seek advice from a qualified and registered legal, financial or investment professional. Data verified June 2026 from PropTrack, Cotality, SQM Research, ABS, Queensland Government Statistician's Office, Brisbane Economic Development Agency, the Queensland Government 2032 Delivery Plan and the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority. JSC performance is based on client purchases to April 2026; the national benchmark is Cotality's 30-year national capital growth average.

Jacob and Simon working at JSC Property Investments

Buyers Agent Brisbane