1 new and off-the-plan project listed.
South Brisbane sits on the southern bank of the Brisbane River, directly across from the CBD. It is home to the South Bank Parklands and Brisbane's Cultural Centre, making it one of the liveliest inner-city neighbourhoods in Queensland.
South Brisbane station and South Bank station are on the Citytrain network, and the Cultural Centre is a major busway stop. The Victoria Bridge, Kurilpa Bridge and Goodwill Bridge connect the suburb to the CBD on foot or by bike, and Cross River Rail is adding new underground stations across the inner city.
Residents have Streets Beach, the riverside parklands, the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, the Queensland Museum, the State Library and the Gallery of Modern Art all within walking distance. Grey Street and Little Stanley Street are packed with restaurants and bars, and the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre hosts major events.
New developments are mostly high-rise apartment towers, many with river or city views, rooftop pools and resident amenities.
South Brisbane suits young professionals, students and first home buyers who want to live in the middle of Brisbane's cultural heart, walk to work and enjoy parklands, dining and entertainment every day.