Inala, QLD 4077

Lived in Inala all my life and just seen the YouTube video by Rob who walks around Inala. It’s so nice to see people praising the suburb. I’ve always felt a strong connection to this suburb and love the style of families it attracts. Brisbane is growing up fast and the people of Inala are among the best of us. 10/10 place

Feels like every year Inala gets nicer and more developed. The quality of our neighbours is very assuring and we are thankful we chose to live here. The food options are some of the best in Brisbane so living and lifestyle here is very worth it

I grew up in Coorparoo and there was always a stigma against Inala but it’s 2025 and I can confirm that stigma is dead lol. This place has everything, coffee, food and public transport. I moved here because houses are more affordable (about 900k at time of writing) but already experienced huge growth in the 8 months I’ve been here. Lots of positivity in the suburb and could be the next boom hub of Brisbane

Tremendous location with inviting potential. A buffet of quality food options, affordable housing and terrific transport choices.

Inala is currently undergoing a dramatic face lift and the suburbs around it are also experiencing huge growth and change. Southside Brisbane just has so much more to assist its growth, and every suburb here feels family friendly and idyllic for schooling and work. Go Inala!

Inala one of the last affordable suburbs with big lot sizes close to the CBD. I don't think any suburb within 30 minutes of the city comes close to the value for the money of Inala. Only downside is many long term residents are being priced out by rising rents.

Inala used to have bit of a reputation but over the the last decade, the Vietnamese community and also young first homeowners families have really started to change the whole vibe of the place for the better. I'm sure in another ten years, Inala will be even more desirable due to proximity to the city and the vibrant local culture. Super glad we did not listen to the snobby haters and decided to give Inala a chance.

Unfortunately with the housing crisis we had limited places we could even look. We needed under 400k, close to the city and shopping centre's.
We ended here and got our first home for 340k, renovated, structurally sound and a two bay garage and pool.
We love it here. 20 mins to the city and 10 minutes to major shopping centre's.
Hopefully investors don't swamp in and ruin it for other young aussies trying to get their first home. For now it's a great place to buy.

I have lived in Inala now for 3+ years. It's a great place to live. I find access to good food and proximity to both Brisbane CBD and the Gold Coast to be good. It's fairly centrally located.

Living in Inala I have found that my neighbours are extremely friendly and supportive. In our entire time living here there hasn't been much commotion and we've felt fond of the fact that the suburb just feels welcoming as a whole.

Wholesome if you will.

There is a large Vietnamese community in Inala and of course; it is highly multi-cultural and welcoming of everyone of all races and backgrounds.

Have been looking for a house in Corinda/ Oxley/ Sherwood/ Durack/ Inala/ Richlands/ Darra/ Seventeen Mile Rocks area for a while.

Eventually decided to choose Inala, as it offers the best value for money. Every property in Oxley, Corinda and Sherwood that's not priced close to a million is either on a flood plain, or in a terrible state, or on a noisy street, or just a dreadful asbestos shack. All newer developments inevitably meant the properties were tiny, virtually no yard, and every window had a view of nothing but the neighbour's fence 1 meter away. The streets in those new estates are very narrow, two cars can barely pass one another, and you are stuck if it's a rubbish collection day and there is a garbage truck on the street.

In comparison, Inala yards are huge, the post war concrete houses are rock solid, streets are wide, lots of space, parks, shops, restaurants, buses, easy road access. All this with no mortgage noose for the rest of your life. Some might have seen comments mentioning socio-economic situation, but in 2 years in Inala I haven't seen any issues. And even if one day I become unlucky to get a bad neighbour (which can happen in absolutely any suburb), I personally would rather have a huge Inala size yard between me and that neighbour, so that I would not see or hear them, than have that neighbour 1 metre away from my window, like it would be in all the new builds and subdivided blocks in more ostentatious suburbs.