1 new and off-the-plan project listed.
Woolloongabba, often called the Gabba, is an inner-city suburb of Brisbane about two kilometres south-east of the CBD. It is best known as the home of the Brisbane Cricket Ground, where cricket and AFL are played, and it is one of the areas set to change most as Brisbane's infrastructure grows.
The suburb is a major transport hub on the South East Busway, with frequent buses into the city and across the south side. Cross River Rail includes a new underground Woolloongabba station, which will add a fast train link once the project opens. The Pacific Motorway runs along the western edge for drivers.
Logan Road and Stanley Street host a mix of antique and design stores, cafes, pubs and restaurants, and the Princess Alexandra Hospital is close by. Kangaroo Point's cliffs and riverside parks, as well as the South Bank Parklands, are only a short trip away.
New developments are mainly apartment buildings, from mid-rise projects to taller towers, many offering city views and resident facilities.
Woolloongabba suits young professionals, healthcare workers and first home buyers who want a well-connected inner-city apartment, with sport, dining and a fast commute into the city on the doorstep.