A tightly held, owner-occupier family market 15km from the Brisbane CBD.
Wishart (postcode 4122) sits roughly 15 kilometres south-east of the Brisbane CBD — an established, family-oriented suburb with high owner-occupier rates. It grew organically rather than through planned development, giving it a settled, mature character anchored by parkland, the Westfield Garden City shopping centre and strong transport links.
Wishart is defined by two of Queensland’s strongest state schools: Wishart State School and Mansfield State High ranked 5th and 9th in QLD on 2023 NAPLAN. School catchment restrictions create genuinely location-locked demand — families need to be inside the zone, which keeps the market tightly held and turnover low.
Three-bedroom townhouses are the accessible entry point into the suburb. A recent comparable sale — 33/80 Coora Street — settled at $910,000 in November 2025, with complex units trading between $800,000 and $930,000 across 2025–26. On comparable-sales analysis, the position has delivered an average uplift of $433,000 (90.8%).
“Not every result needs to be dramatic — in a tightly held, owner-occupier market, consistency compounds.”
— Meridian Research
Two of the state’s best public schools create location-locked, catchment-driven family demand.
Westfield Garden City, parkland and services put everything families need within minutes.
Strong transport links give quick access to the Brisbane CBD, 15km to the north-west.
High owner-occupier rates and low turnover limit supply and support long-term values.
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