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This is just a selection of suburbs across Brisbane's Southside.

We have grown to enjoy success all accross Brisbane with Sales success in Westlake, St.Lucia, Corinda and Clayfield as examples and we draw buyers from all accross Brisbane.

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Wishart

Wishart was originally farm land and as Brisbane grew, became subdivided into residential blocks. It is now the ultimate in family friendly suburbs. Over 6% of the 4km2 of Wishart is devotoed to parks and there are 4 schools and 2 child care centres in Wishart.

Wishart is located only 14km South East of Brisbane's busy CBD. WIth excellent public transport and handy access to the South East Freeway and Gateway Arterial Road, this is an excellent choice for the city commuter who wants the best of both of both worlds.

Westfields Garden City and Carindale are in close proximity and provide plenty of dining, shopping and entertainment facilities. There is also great local businesses and smaller retailers and restaurants which add to the landscape and community of Wishart.

Mansfield

Mansfield is located 11km from Brisbane's City Centre and has been experiencing an exciting amount of growth and renewal. Mansfield has excellent Public Transport, being close to the Brisbane City Council Busway and the depot at nearby Carindale Shopping Centre.

Mansfield State and High Schools enjoy an excellent reputation for academic, sporting and cultural success. The Mansfield Tavern has undergone a renovation including new restaurant. The Sam Riley Swim school and pool is another addition to the suburb - a further testament to the modernisation and famly oriented growth in Mansfield.

Mansfield also enjoys pockets of parklands and bushland and Broadwater Park is arguably the area's best feature encompassing large open spaces, barbecue areas and children's playground.

Mansfield is a suburb on its way up!

Mount Gravatt

Between 1953 and 1969, Brisbane's South East was serviced by electric tram, and despite being on 9km from the CBD, Mt Gravatt was the end of the line - know to local residents as "The Terminus". These days, the area is very well serviced by modern public transport with handy access to the South East Busway.

Mount Gravatt has a campus of Griffith University, the Mt Gravatt Institute of TAFE and three schools within its borders.There are also three great schools as well as sporting and community clubs.

The Mount Gravatt Showgrounds are an important community and cultural and hosts the annual Mt Gravatt Show each July. The showgrounds also host the local Farmer's Market each Sunday and these are definately worth a look.

Mount Gravatt East

Mount Gravatt East is a suburb experiencing a lot of renewal - it is ideally situated to make the most of facilities in neighbouring suburbs including the Mt Gravatt showgrounds, Graden City Busway and Westfield Shopping Centre at Carindale.

The suburb is named after its surrounding suburb Mount Gravatt, it is close to Griffith University, Moreton Institute of TAFE and Mount Gravatt Lookout.

Home to Mount Gravatt East State School as well as child care centres, Mount Gravatt East is a suburb that is evolving.

Upper Mount Gravatt

Upper Mount Gravatt is a suburb in Brisbane, to the south of Mount Gravatt. It has increasingly become an important centre in the last 15 years. In terms of infrastructure, Logan Road and the Pacific Motorway run through it, in addition to the South-East Busway.

Upper Mount Gravatt has been described as a mini-CBD.It contains the State Netball Centre, a major police district station and a regional Australian Taxation Office.

Upper Mount Gravatt has long been one of the major centres outside of the CBD, especially for those who reside on the south of the city.

Westfield Garden City, a large shopping centre opened in 1970, is a regional "hub", containing services and popular restaurants, with a bus interchange and the Upper Mount Gravatt Busway Station immediately below it.

Upper Mount Gravatt is also home to the Mount Gravatt Vultures, an Australian Football Club on Klumpp Road. There is also the Hibiscus Sporting Complex and the Mount Gravatt PCYC on the same road.

Eight Mile Plains

Eight Mile Plains is a southern suburb of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It is located some 13 kilometres from the Brisbane central business district.

It is accessible by the Pacific and Gateway Motorways and the South-East Busway. The Brisbane Technology Park is found in Eight Mile Plains and is the home to the Queensland Clunies Ross Centre for Science and Industry. The suburb has one primary school and is close to excellent high schools in neighbouring suburbs.

Originally the suburb extended beyond the Brisbane City boundary along the Pacific Highway (Logan Road) into the northern part of Albert Shire (Now Logan City). In the 1970s, this southern part of Eight Mile Plains, along with parts of Rochedale and Springwood became the new suburb of Underwood.

Mackenzie

Mackenzie is an outer Brisbane suburb with large areas of natural bushland and little development. One of the few developed areas is Gainsbrough Park Estate with streets named after famous artists and composers of opera.

The suburb has bus transport and is only a short drive away from Garden City and Carindale Shopping Centres. It's conveniently located close to the Gateway Motorway making it easy to get around.

Mackenzie is about 20km from Brisbane’s CBD. Over 60% of households in this area are comprised of couples with children and a further 7% are single parent families. Stand alone houses account for over 99% of all dwellings. The area is mainly undeveloped land with plenty of picnic spots and green space to relax in.

Holland Park

Named after Julius Holland, an early English settler in the area, the suburb of Holland Park is ideally situated close to public transport and the Southeast Freeway.

There are many nearby shopping centres and schools to choose from and it is a popular suburb for students due to its close proximity to Griffith University.

Residents have their own local library and Glindemann Park named after early German settlers is a popular recreational area.

The suburb is also home to the oldest  mosque in Queensland and in August 2008 the Holland Park Mosque celebrated its 100th anniversary.

Macgregor

Lying just to the south-east of Brisbane, this established suburb is within close proximity to Brisbane's CBD. The suburb has an excellent bus service to the city and is in close proximity to Garden City Shopping Centre.

Magregor State Primary and High Schools have an outstanding reputation for quality education.

This is part of the allure that attracts residents from many different backgrounds and gives the area such a wonderful cosmopolitan feel.

The suburb has an eclectic mix of modern and post-war homes and there have been some outstanding renovations in the area.

Moorooka

Moorooka has traditionally hosted a working class population stemming from its history as a manufacturing hub during World War 2. The southern part of Moorooka bordering Salisbury was the location of government built returned servicemen housing. Recently Moorooka has seen immigrants from various places of the world, including people from the ex-Yugoslavia (Serbians and Bosnians), Middle East (Iraq, Iran & Kurds) and recently people from Africa (Sudan & Eritrea), which has brought an influx of new families into the area. Many of these immigrants live in the low-cost housing and units.

The principal Moorooka shopping district on Beaudesert Road, known as Moorvale, features over 100 businesses from take-aways to restaurants and coffee shops, discount stores, newsagents, dry cleaners, locksmiths, second hand and pawn shops, and a new range of businesses that serve the African community including food and groceries, hair salons, furniture shops, and halal butcheries.

Many of the houses are pre-war Queenslanders (on posts, with simple one floor, wooden construction), with small apartment blocks scattered through the suburb. As with many older suburbs of Brisbane, Moorooka is becoming gentrified, with many older homes now being either renovated and extended or replaced by more modern buildings.

Salisbury

Salisbury is a southern suburb of Brisbane, located approximately 9km from the CBD. The suburb provides easy access to surrounding amenities like the QEII Hospital, ANZ Stadium, Griffith University. The Salisbury Train Station makes travelling to and from the CBD hassle-free.

Land use in salisbury is divided into about half residential and half commercial/industrial use. The housing style is also an eclectic mix ranging from worker cottages, traditional Queenslanders and newer brick designs.

Some areas of Salisbury border Toohey Forest and take in expansive green space. There are several schools in Salisbury and we are seeing a suburb in transition to desireable family space.

Runcorn

Runcorn is a southern suburb of Brisbane, located approximately 15km from the CBD. The suburb is close to Griffith University's Nathan Campus and provides regular bus and train services via the Runcorn Train Station.

Runcorn Heights State School, Runcorn State High School and Runcorn State School are three great schools in the area. Runcorn is neighbouring Sunnybank Hills, Kuraby, and Eight Mile Plains, its family focus can be seen in the walk and bike ways available in a number of local parks, and the local soccer and baseball fields.

Steady demand for housing in the area has seen extensive townhouse developments around Runcorn in recent years, though most housing is single unit dwellings.