damiens1
Reviews
"Gay And Loving It"
I'm gay, and I've lived in Inala for over 5 years. My partner and I haven't experienced any problems. We sometimes hold hands
when we go shopping at the wonderful shopping area called Civic.
There are a few idiots that hang around the immediate area, (good security staff at shopping centre) because, that is where most of the public housing is. If you look around the suburb you will see some people down on their luck. You can also see expensive European cars parked in some of the driveways. I've seen Tesla cars parked at the shopping centre.
We have already shown a 40% increase in our property value since we have bought. Inala is 14k from Brisbane city, and there is plenty of very good public transport. Rail at Richlands is only about a 30 minute ride to town. There are plenty of buses as well.
Inala is changing for the better and people are starting to realise this, so the prices won't stay as they are for very long.
Great for
- Beautiful parks
- Friendliness
- Sense of community
- Cheap good gym at the PCYC
- Wide streets
Not great for
- Just a few idiots around, but this problem exists in every suburb
- Remaining unpleasant people - just pick your areas carefully
- Some people need to grow up and stop littering on the streets
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
- Retirees
- Tourists
- LGBT+
- Hipsters
- Students
- Country Lovers
Hi there, which areas of Inala are considered the nicest. We've been looking around the Boss rd side and like the look of it. Cheers.
It a personal preference really. We like Inala Heights side, especially the streets in the rectangle between Biota, Tallow, Lavender and Veronica. Wonderful area: green, quiet, yet close to everything. Just have a look around and go with what feels best for you.
Being straight, I haven't had a first hand experience, but we had our friends - a gay couple - housesitting for us for a few weeks, and they loved it. They said they enjoyed staying in a house with a large yard and lush garden, not so close to the house next door like these days in new suburbs, on a quiet street, close to a park and public transport, and a walking distance to shops and authentic and cheap Asian restaurants with delicious food. They said they felt like they were in holiday, and now keep asking if we are going away again anytime soon :)