Pallara, QLD 4110

Pallara is a burgeoning suburb located approximately 19 kilometers south of Brisbane's central business district. Its strategic location provides residents with convenient access to urban amenities while offering a peaceful suburban lifestyle. Commuting to Brisbane is achievable via major arterial roads such as the Logan Motorway (M2) and the Pacific Motorway (M3). Travel times to Brisbane typically range from 25 to 35 minutes by car, depending on traffic conditions. Additionally, public transportation options including buses provide further connectivity to the city. Pallara is home to several schools catering to the educational needs of its residents. These include both public and private primary and secondary schools, known for their academic excellence and supportive learning environments. Pallara boasts a variety of parks, reserves, and recreational facilities, perfect for outdoor activities and leisure. The suburb features local parks with playgrounds, BBQ areas, and sports fields, providing opportunities for relaxation and family gatherings. Additionally, nearby natural reserves such as Karawatha Forest offer residents walking trails and wildlife viewing experiences. Pallara, QLD 4110, offers residents a convenient suburban lifestyle with its proximity to Brisbane, access to educational facilities, parks, and nearby dining options.

Pallara has been under the limelight for a while now. Some love it some hate it and mostly writing reviews are from people who hate it. However, I shall do something different.

I lived in Pallara for almost a year now. This area is developed by Stockland and it has proper footpaths for people to run and walk the dog on. There is a dog park just in the vicinity and a huge playground with lots of exercise machine. Not to mention the big field what we have here. There are lots of BBQ areas and also a cricket playing ground. Not sure what that is called but you know what it I meant.

So far, I am very happy with the location and yes, currently we have to travel to Inala/Sunnybank Hills if we want to get our groceries but that is to be changed pretty soon. Bluepoint property has started the process of getting approvals from BCC to build a shopping complex in this neighbourhood so it will not be long for us to get groceries from there moving forward.

There are also other areas that are being developed by AusBuild which they try to transform Pallara into a place where people will want to live in.

Yes, the history of Willawong isn't that great but government has been trying to remediate this place for a long time now. They have also purchase a block of land to build up a sport complex in this area too!

I am happy where I lived and so are my neighbours. I am not 100% sure about the school here so I can't give any comments on that, but for young couple to live in a new estate, Pallara is pretty much a place where I think it's still very affordable.

Not many lands left in Brissy
17 km away from Brisbane CBD and close to sunnybank, calamvale and underwood.
Pallara has a great “potential” for capital growth.

Quiet most of the time except the occasional hoon down blunder road, quiet neighbours, good for a first home, investors and families. Close to everything

I lived here at Stockland s first then thank god i moved to spring mountain which is much better than pallara .