I'm moving to brisbane!!!?

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idontlike_idiots

chelmer graceville sherwood about 20 min from city nice area rent between $150 / $250 a week for house/unit look at this site it
will give you a look at rents/buying
http://www.realestate.com.au

chodya

dont let the door hit you on the way out!!!!

casparin0324

dont even know where is brisbane????

Sophia

Oh, congrats! No clue about Brisbane, but I love Melbourne...I would move there tomorow!

puttingmorecreaminyourmilk

Don't move to Brisbane... You don't deserve it you are a good person... Go South 100km to Gold Coast if yo want to live in a city... But I'm only a country boy I live 600kms north of Brisbane and i hate Brisbane so much... It boring, it's smelly and the people suck.....

rabbits

i think ashgrove, red hill,paddington, bardon, windsor, wilston, wooloowin, petrie tce - any where inner north west is quite cheap, close and good. check out domain.com.au

souladvice

Good for you. For those who don't know, Brisbane is the capitol of Queensland Australia. The central heart of Brisbane City is 30Min's from Brisbane airport. I suggest that you do some research on renting (if that is what you are planning) as the areas around the City can be very expensive. If you wish you can email me for any queries on the city surrounds, I used to live there but now live in the rural area. Kay

Fuzzy Wuzzy

Have fun!

I have family in Sandgate, Margate, Clontarf and Redcliffe.

However, I do not know how far/close it is to the city.

kjay

I used to live in brisbane, lived in Yeronga, Yeerongpilly and Cannon Hill - Liked all of them!! None of those suburbs are far from the city/valley which is handy for weekends. I would stick to the southside

SimpleGuy

NEW FARM! excellent strip of restaurants, and not too far from the river. Excellent New Farm park. Rent for 2 bedroom apartment around 200 and above a week.
Spring hill, very close to the city, never lived htere, but lots of friends do.
Mowbray park, Hamilton, Bulimba and Ascot are not bad choices either. All of them within zone 1 or 2.

susan_louise_20

brisbane is quite expensive and to live close to the city is even more expensive i used to live in Camp hill, i could see the whole city from my loungeroom window, but i was also paying three hundred a week!! jump on www.domainrealestate.com have a safe trip!!

dineshreddyk

bye...

madilayn

Check out the OurBrisbane website. www.ourbrisbane.com

The "Living in Brisbane" section has heaps of information about the suburbs in Brisbane, rental, etc.

silverdragonn

I lived in Red Hill and Ashgrove when I was there, and I think that's probably one of the best places to be. No train lines, however, but it's good.

If you go a little south of the city, this is where most of the alternative lifestyle people live - if you like old houses and such. Further south, like Oxley, is getting to where the derros of Brisvegas live. It's not bad, but you do have to contend sometimes with the Abos there.

Don't go near Ascot, Clayfield, Hamilton or New Farm - unless you're worth millions. That's the rich part of town, evidenced by the two racecourses that are there (you should go there one day - Doomben is the best. I used to work there ^^)

Indooroopilly and suburbs around there aren't bad, actually. A lot of uni students, because of UQ, but it has a great set of shopping centres. Same with Kangaroo Point - although that area is a bit ritzy too - has a popular private school there (Churchie).

But I found generally, Indooroopilly or those areas or Red Hill and those areas are the best. But it depends on your lifestyle - a lot of people like West End and its areas (which is south of the city)

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