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Darra
4.5(44 reviews)

Darra, QLD 4076

4.5(44 reviews)

Ranked 58th best suburb by locals in Brisbane Region, QLD

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Reviews of Darra, QLD

8th September 2024

"Underrated area of Brisbane LGA"

Area well connected for the Western suburbs, with good public transport and easy access to the Ipswich and Centenary motorways. Housing still relatively affordable, characterised by large block sizes and solidly built dwellings. For ease of access to the CBD you can’t do much better at this price point.

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7th August 2024

"Amazing first home or an investment"

Still affordable solid built houses on larger blocks only 20 mins to the CBD. The value is truly amazing and so very close to everything!

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13th July 2024

"The best"

The best suburb in Brisbane.

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9th June 2024

"Strategic location!"

Strategic location!

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11th October 2023

"Fantastic investment"

Darra has been an amazing investment for me. Bought a house in 2020 and in 3 years it almost doubled in price. Rental yield on the purchase price is over 7%. And in spite all that growth still the most affordable suburb in Brisbane city council area! Looking forward to amazing capital growth in Darra all up to Olympic games, will be significantly higher than a million dollars!!

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5th September 2023

"Super convenient"

Monier shopping centre is great. Vietnamese restaurants and shops are so affordable and tasty. 20 mins express trains to the city. By car easy to get to anywhere due to 2 highways.

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11th June 2023

"Fantastic area"

Fully recommend the part of the suburb around the Monier Village mall.

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7th April 2023

"One of the best suburbs in Brisbane"

Clean, quiet, lots of green areas, family friendly, good shopping and various employment in the area, solid schools, the best transport in Brisbane.

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9th March 2023

"Best value in Brisbane!"

Darra is AAA+. Still affordable solid houses on large blocks of land. Convenient location close to everything, no flood! Lots of amenities nearby: jobs, shopping, schools, shops, restaurants...

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12th February 2023

"Perfect area for families"

Family friendly area, lots of parks, schools and shopping handy. Location is amazing, close by to anywhere.

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8th January 2023

"Pure gold"

Nearly as good as nearby Mount Ommaney, but for less than half the price. And most of Darra is flood proof unlike Mount Ommaney. Pure gold.

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1st December 2022

"Love living in Darra!"

Perfect living in Darra. Clean, quiet, safe, nice neighbours, shopping, transport and facilities.

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24th November 2022

"Amazing area to live in"

Got it all, shopping, schools, parks, jobs, restaurants, cafes, two major highways, express trains, buses and a great location to reach anywhere within the Brisbane metropolitan area. Short drive to the CBD.

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2nd November 2022

"Darra is new Oxley"

Lots of young professional families are moving in and transforming this suburb which is now indistinguishable from Oxley, especially in the northern/north-eastern pockets. Darra has been transformed from a working class suburb into an upper class area now.

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4th October 2022

"Hands on best value investment in Brisbane"

Invested in a 3x1 house in Darra and got a solid +4% rental yield and great capital growth. Even with the recent price increases across Brisbane, Darra is still a very good value suburb for investment.

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26th September 2022

"The best Western suburb"

The best Western suburb by far.

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22nd September 2022

"Family friendly quiet area"

Family friendly quiet area with extremely convenient location close by to everything you need.

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1st July 2022

"Perfect area"

Best suburb I ever lived at in my life so far.

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6th June 2022

"Great area, especially the northern part"

The parts of Darra above the train line are the best. A big chunk of this area has never been flooded, there is a great shopping centre and a private hospital as well as lots of nature strips.

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29th April 2022

"Ideal suburb"

Moved to Darra and pleasantly surprised how convenient, friendly and quiet it is. No plans to move whatsoever.

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5th April 2022

"Brilliant suburb"

Ideal for families.

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8th January 2022

"Would not live anywhere else!"

I have lived in a few capital cities in Australia and find Darra the best so far. Not planning to move anymore. Have a great lifestyle here.

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"Darra ROCKS!"

Absolutely loving living in Darra. Lovely community.

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"Convenient Suburb"

I love how convenient this suburb is. Close to Darra train station with express lines available to the city and back. Also situated between two motorways (Centenary and Ipswich). Although there aren’t a whole lot of local amenities nearby. It isn’t too far to drive/ catch the train to seeing as it’s a central location.

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Loving it.

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"Lovely suburb"

Read the Darra review here: https://lisamcaully.com/2020/10/07/is-darra-in-brisbane-a-good-suburb/

Decoding Darra

It can be a bit confusing, perhaps jarring to the eye,
you must look a little closer to understand the why.
Possibility sits at its heart, the new Australian’s dream,
generations have made homes here, found their community.
This weaves a certain fabric of humility and grace,
of hard work and of gratitude despite the hardships faced.

It’s an eclectic montage, a juxtapose of sorts,
there are statues and some bonsai, cement oceans and some lawns.
The dragon fruit’s abundant, mint runs along the ground,
watch out for the cats though, they don’t make a sound.

If you chat with the locals, they’ll tell you what they know —
“The place is very welcoming, I wouldn’t want to go.
Don’t listen to the stories, you’ll find fault if you look.
See it with clear eyes and author your own book.”

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"The place to be in Brisbane"

Darra is the strategic centre of the Brisbane metropolitan area. 20 minutes to either the CBD, Ipswich or Logan areas and 1 hour to either Gold or Sunshine Coast. Wherever you want to get to, it is not too far away.

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"Absolute gem"

Loving it, great area, clean and quiet, nice neighbours, good eating out, shopping and transport and close to everywhere!

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"Get in while you can!"

The window of opportunity to buy an affordable house in Darra is rapidly closing. Just remember what Oxley used to be and what it is now. You are looking at Darra in a few years.

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"Very convenient, quiet, clean and friendly area"

Love the location, the neighbourhood, great transport connections. Close to everywhere within the Brisbane metropolitan area. Would not live anywhere else.

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"Best value suburb to invest in in Brisbane right now"

Best value suburb in Brisbane hands on! 20 minutes express train to city or a 20 minutes drive. Under 20 mins to University. 4 shopping centres within the vicinity: Monier Rd, Mt Ommaney, Jindalee and Oxley. Many parks, golf courses and even the river not too far away. Great Asian food both shops and restaurants. Quiet, friendly and clean area. And all that for under the Brisbane median house price. Can't be beaten!

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"Up and comer"

Lots of development around Darra and neighbouring areas. With the upcoming improvements to Mt Ommaney shopping centre, improvements to roads and connections to Oxley, modernising and refreshing of the shops at station road there’s a lot to like for the future! This on top of great parks, great internet, close train station with express trains to cbd and Indooroopilly... solid investment or place to set up the white picket fence and start your family.

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"Great potential!"

Close to everything and chaning for better over the past 5 years. Friendly suburb!

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"Wish I could stay forever"

I have lived in Darra for over 20 years. It a wonderful place to live, raise a family and invest. The local schools give you two fantastic options, most people live within a kilometer to the train station that runs express trains to the city during peak times. I have exercised at all hours as I used to do shiftwork and have never been harassed. The food options are fantastic, between your number of Asian choices and the excellent Hotel Monier on Monier Rd. Also on Monier Rd you have two great breakfast options, monier coffee and sol bakery. The Woolworths is definitely the friendliest Woolworths I've ever shopped in. It's a convenient size too. I recently moved out of Darra but still travel back to shop at Woolworths. Both parks have recently been done up by council. Ducie street park has a huge playground with bbq and toilet facilities. As it's off the main drag its definitely a safer park option than those in neighboring suburbs. Ducie street park also has an off leash dog area. If you after a smaller park than head to balfour park. If you are a clever chook, with spare cash I strongly recommend that you buy yourself a subdividable block, thats what I recently did and it was definitely a smart decision. Don't believe past rumors, of crime, in the more than 20 years I've lived in Darra, not once have I seen any crime. Crime is everywhere if you go looking for it. We had fabulous neighbors and honestly if we hadn't subdivided, I'd still live there. You often find that many residents are long time residens. My mother and sister will never move, due to the sheer convenience. Train to the city, bus services to inala and Mt Ommaney. Indooroopilly in under 15 minutes down the western freeway, Springfield is accessible via train or the centenary highway. Everything is on your doorstep, Darra is truly a great place to live. I will definitely be trying to get myself back their eventually, but we've decided to try rural life for now. But when convenience comes calling, it's Darra I'll go looking in.

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"Darra is Lovely Place to LIve"

Darra has developed greatly over the years. There are many grocers selling fresh local produce, the famous pecking duck restaurant, newsagent, woolworths and the new train station with routes to the Gold Coast. Darra is a quiet and friendly neighbourhood with a lot to offer. It is only 10 minutes away from the Jindalee DFO , Mount Ommaney Shopping Centre.

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"A Sense of Community"

Great for

  • Transport
  • Quiet
  • Safe

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"Centenary Village Darra - A community!"

I brought my first home in Centenary Village and lived in it for 4 years before moving interstate for work. I have kept the property and rented it to a work colleague who loved the home and area.

Great area with lots of community spirit. Street parties in Darra and also in the village at Christmas time. Quiet and safe with lots of facilities nearby such as shopping, parks, restaurants and access to major highways in all directions.

This area is has been growing over the years and with the upgraded train station is attractive to owners and tenants alike. I have seen many of the properties being renovated (mine included) and even a few new homes built - lots of opportunities here!

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  • Quiet
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  • Transport

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Gordon45

Potential buyers be aware that the public transport access in Centenary Village is not as good as in the main Darra area. Older residents of Darra find it rather weird calling Centenary Village "Darra" as it was always regarded by us as part of Wacol, having been originally the Wacol Army residential area.Not a bad place though, but the main Darra area is better as far as facilities go.

pennyfez

Gordon, You sound as you might have lived in the area for a long time and I am currently looking for an address in Darra and as I live in Perth, it is difficult to visualise if I am even in the right area! I was born in Alexander Avenue, Darra and do you know personally how I can go about finding if this still exists or perhaps the street name has been changed or redeveloped. Appreciate if you can advise, but understand if unable.

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"A perfect place to live for families and singles"

Darra has improved immensely over the years. The new railway station was built and there are new shops on Monier Rd. It is a quiet suburb and neighbors are really friendly and will look out for your house. It has easy access to highways and the groceries are very affordable.

Great for

  • Transport
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  • Safe

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"Great location and affordable living!"

Darra has transformed over the past year with new shops, a new train station and has non expensive restaurants around the area. The area is quiet and the neighborhood is friendly. The area has improved dramatically with young couples moving there

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"Very convenient location"

My husband and I find Darra a very convenient location. With a major train station so close, bike paths on our doorstep and the DFO and Mt Ommaney shops just around the corner, what more could you want? Except for a few breakins around the place several months ago (which were dealt with very well by the police) we have found it a safe area. We currently rent here and wish to buy.

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"More than meets the eye!"

I have family and friends who live in Darra, and have worked and lived there myself, so was confused about why Darra receives such harsh reviews. Darra has been accused of being an area with a high crime rate, yet I can honestly say that I have never seen any for myself. I'm not saying that it doesn't happen, just that it can happen anywhere

For the price that you would pay in Darra, I challenge you to find another area that is as close to train stations, supermarkets, restaurants and fresh produce markets.

There is so much potential in this area with the new look Darra trainstation in it's final stages linking on the new train lines to springfield and subdivision for new properties/townhouses.

To everyone who is looking to make a move into the area, it's worth having a look to judge for yourself.

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"Up and coming area"

I have lived here all my life. This area is really going ahead now,there is so much building going on, subdivisions,new homes,lots of planned public works. Great restaurants, mainly Vietnamese, but there is a really good Sri Lankan/Indian one up near Woolworths. Try a walk through the Ashridge Rd park all the way to Edenbrooke - magic!! The local food markets are full of fresh and very cheap produce; a wonderful hot bread kitchen. Very good and inexpensive hairdressers. Varied housing, many blocks suitable for subdivision. The new and very fancy railway being built. Two primary schools with excellent academic records.Friendly people. I could go on and on.....

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Gordon can I msg you privately? Thanks

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"Unsafe place to live- high crime, break and enters, theft of vehicles"

i have been a resident for 4 years and have seen the crime rate in darra increase significantly to the point where we are looking to move out of our house. we do feel for new people moving into the area who have not had the opportunity to look at this review.
my neighbour's car was stolen out of his driveway whilst he was home- it has an immobiliser key- figure that out!!!

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dimsum
dimsum

We were looking to move into this area from Sydney and because you just can't really trust what people are saying on here (especially if they're trying to sell their house,) I did an online News search using suburb names around this part of Brisbane (Inala, Darra, Richlands, Durack etc...) and sadly every time they popped up it had something to do with burglaries, armed hold-ups & domestic violence (don't take my word for it, try it yourself.) According to the last census I also found they also have very high renters & public housing compared to the rest of Brisbane. As much as we'd like a lower mortgage when we move to Brissy, I don't think I want to raise my kids in these areas.

Gordon45

Absolute rubbish!! My family have lived in Darra for 60 years, one of the longest residential terms in the suburb. I find it no more "unsafe" than any other Brisbane suburb and in fact the rate of crime here is low compared to that in some of the so-called "better suburbs". A grat place to live, quiet,good shopping that has improved with the addition of our very own Woolworths. Outstanding Vietnamese restaurants - people come from all over Brisbane to dine here. I have no qualms about dining here in the evening and walking home through the quiet streets afterwards. So many friendly people here, always someone to say hello to. More like living in a village or country town.However there is a lot of progress taking place - the new railway station, additions to the schools,sprucing up of the local shopping strip,increased work on roads and kerbing,improvements planned for local parklands, a lovely new public housing apartment complex near the station, to name but a few. Anyone who is afraid to live in this suburb must be paranoid indeed.

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yes Darra has a lower crime rate then Corinda, Sherwood and Graceville. I dont know why but they do.
i think Darra is a little gold mine too, any where along the train line is gold. i call the train line the yellow brick road. follow it when buying and you cant go wrong. that type of public transport is getting ever more valuable as the roads are so poorly constructed and cant keep up with demand.

There are still a few huge blocks in Darra, (i hate to admit it) great for subdividing down the track as those areas get rezoned because of congestion in town. when it gets to congested in the CBD they rezone further out creating more shopping amenities to pull people out of town. Oxley is getting a bit of a make over soon and Corinda and Sherwood got the go ahead to make 6 - 8 level high apartments with all sorts of shops underneath. Oxley was looked at like a crappy area. "poxy Oxley" but now property have sold for over 600K in that suburb v.s. 10 years ago you could buy a 3-4 bedder around 100K! my point is Brisbane gets bigger.
Property doubles in value every 7 years. convenience of shops and transport is valuable and Darra has that and heaps of potential. and yeah i think its safe. young families can afford to buy there, in creasing the child friendly atmosphere. these families renovate there homes and increase the value by doing so. growth and comfort are some of Darra's attributes, along with a lot of what Gordon45 stated above.

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yes Darra has a lower crime rate then Corinda, Sherwood and Graceville. I dont know why but they do.
i think Darra is a little gold mine too, any where along the train line is gold. i call the train line the yellow brick road. follow it when buying and you cant go wrong. that type of public transport is getting ever more valuable as the roads are so poorly constructed and cant keep up with demand.

There are still a few huge blocks in Darra, (i hate to admit it) great for subdividing down the track as those areas get rezoned because of congestion in town. when it gets to congested in the CBD they rezone further out creating more shopping amenities to pull people out of town. Oxley is getting a bit of a make over soon and Corinda and Sherwood got the go ahead to make 6 - 8 level high apartments with all sorts of shops underneath. Oxley was looked at like a crappy area. "poxy Oxley" but now property have sold for over 600K in that suburb v.s. 10 years ago you could buy a 3-4 bedder around 100K! my point is Brisbane gets bigger.
Property doubles in value every 7 years. convenience of shops and transport is valuable and Darra has that and heaps of potential. and yeah i think its safe. young families can afford to buy there, in creasing the child friendly atmosphere. these families renovate there homes and increase the value by doing so. growth and comfort are some of Darra's attributes, along with a lot of what Gordon45 stated above.

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dimsum

@gordon45 - Absolute rubbish or not Gordon, don't blame me, after all I don't think I'm being irrational, its the news media that is making these claims, I'm just an outsider looking for a safe environment to raise my kids in. I'm sure you would do the same if you were moving to NSW and didn't know anything about the areas. Anyway, we decided to buy a house in Acacia Ridge, just a hop, skip and a jump from Inala & Darra ;)

Gordon45

Well, dimsum, you should do your own homework before making rash comments and don't believe the media - although I am not aware of any adverse media comments regarding Darra specifically.And personally, I wouldn't care to live in Acacia Ridge, but each to their own.

rio20d

Acacia Ridge is not any different compared to Darra, there are some crime on that part of suburb too.

WallyJ1

dimsum you should listen to Gordon45 he is 100% correct . I live in Darra more then 25 years and I wish every one to live in such safe place. You choose Acacia Ridge? You couldn't choose worst. I was a BCC bus driver for 20 years and one suburb where we had a security guard was Acacia Ridge. We've got nice looking suburb Forest Lakes with such a crime rate that is a real problem with home insurance and termites love the place !! Darra is not flashy but safe to live and rise children . Bonus very cheap to buy groceries and butchers with one of the cheapest and very good quality fresh meat in Brissy. Woolies don't come even close! Easy short distance to many Shopping Towns with excellent public transport . 25 min. to Brisbane Center via train. Try to do it by car! Many state , private schools & collages with very high standard within short distance.I know this because my two children were rised and educated to Uni. degree living here.Darra will still improved because of very handy location to all amenities .

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def multicultural!!! every ethnicity!

Gordon45

It is actually about 40% people not born in Australia. Mainly Caucasians of various origins - Polish,Greek,Italian,Maltese, many from UK, many born in Austalia. Small percentage of Asians, some Muslim of various origins,some African. It is definitely not mainly Vietnamese and Muslims!!
All very, very friendly if you are a friendly person yourself.
I have lived here nearly 60 years so I guess I would know.

dimsum
dimsum

sounds like my kinda place!

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