THE ESTABLISHMENT

Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, QLD

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WHY INVEST IN THIS LOCATION?

  • POPULATION SKYROCKET: Kangaroo Point's population is predicted to grow by more than 3850 people or 51% by 2036. 
  • HIGH INCOME GEN-Y SUBURB: Over 40% of the area's population is Gen-Y, young, affluent working professionals. More than 30% in tertiary institutions. Residents earn higher median weekly incomes than Brisbane, Queensland and national medians, so Kangaroo Point will not be affected much by property downturn periods.
  • HIGH DEMAND FOR RENTERS: 60% of all dwellings are occupied by tenants, significantly higher than the 33% recorded throughout Brisbane. Average annual demand for apartments in past 5 years is 250 apartments.
  • AFFORDABILITY: two bedroom apartments more affordable than across broader inner city region.
  • HIGH RENTAL YIELD: 6.5% median asking rental yield based on latest data from Australian Property Monitors.
  • INCREASING EMPLOYMENT: By 2031, 65 300 new jobs are predicted to be created in the CBD, increasing the demand for residential dwellings nearby. 19 500 new jobs anticipated to be created within Woolloongabba, the state's largest medical precinct, pushing residential demand in Kangaroo Point. South Brisbane, 4km away, is estimated to employ nearly 46 500 people by 2031. 

WHY INVEST IN THIS PROJECT?

  • LOCATION: Only 2km away from CBD with retail, dining, entertainment, and transport at your doorstop.
  • ​EDUCATION: International Language School of Shafston International College in Kangaroo Point, contributes to residential demand. University of Queensland (St Lucia), Queensland University of Technology's campuses, South Bank Institute of TAFE, and Griffith University's campuses can be accessed by CityCat network, TransLink buses, the Cross River Ferry and cycle ways. It is possible to walk or cycle to QUT's Garden Point Campus via Goodwill Bridge. 
  • TRANSPORT: Best access to ferry and CityCat services and principal mode of transport to work for residents. 3 ferry terminals on Thornton and Holman Streets and Dockside. 15 mins to CBD via TransLink buses. Also bus links to Woolloongabba Bus Station which links to Mater Hill, South Bank Parklands, the Cultural Centre and CBD. Story Bridge provides vehicular and pedestrian access.

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WHY BUY THIS LOCATION?

WHY BUY THIS PROJECT?
  • SCENIC WITH RICH URBAN CULTURE: Brisbane CBD only 5mins away combining picturesque natural beauty with rich urban culture, with an abundance of leisure, dining and cultural activities. Unmatched views of Brisbane city from Kangaroo Point Cliff.
  • WORK AND PLAY: Experience a high quality lifestyle running along the many nearby walking and bike tracks or along the Brisbane River. Bicycle along Kangaroo Point Bikeway that joins to Goodwill Bridge at Southbank where you can access Queensland University of Technology Garden Point Campus and the CBD. Treat yourself to the many cafes in Kangaroo Point or nearby South Bank Promenade while on your way to the CBD. 
  • ACTIVITIES: Many adventure activities on offer including rock climbing or abseiling the Kangaroo Point Cliffs, kayaking or stand up paddle boarding Brisbane River, or the Gabba Cricket Grounds 4 mins walk away. The Story Bridge Adventure climb also draws local and international visitors. Revered retail and dining in South Bank Parklands, and also nearby are Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art, and the State Library of Queensland. Westfield Carindale only 15 mins away.
  • LOCATION: Only 2km away from CBD with retail, dining, entertainment, and transport at your doorstop.
  • ​EDUCATION: Excellent range of schools close by including Somerville House School, Churchie, Brisbane Grammar School and All Hallow's. Tertiary education nearby includes International Language School of Shafston International College in Kangaroo Point, University of Queensland (St Lucia), Queensland University of Technology's campuses, South Bank Institute of TAFE, and Griffith University's campuses, which can be accessed by CityCat network, TransLink buses, the Cross River Ferry and cycle ways. Walk or cycle to QUT's Garden Point Campus via Goodwill Bridge. 
  • TRANSPORT: Best access to ferry and CityCat services and principal mode of transport to work for residents. 3 ferry terminals on Thornton and Holman Streets and Dockside. 15 mins to CBD via TransLink buses. Also bus links to Woolloongabba Bus Station which links to Mater Hill, South Bank Parklands, the Cultural Centre and CBD.