marks86

We moved to Holland Park around 12 months ago and love it. There are enough restaurants, cafes and bars along both Holland Road and Logan Road to keep us entertained and good bus access into town or South Bank (only ~6km away) if you're after a bigger night out.

Still plenty of good sized blocks (600sqm+) with a real mix of heritage listed queenslanders, post-war and modern homes. Up towards Cav Road many of these are on elevated spots that catch great breezes and city or suburban views.

Demographics are predominantly young families (Holland Park Primary and Cav Road are both well regarded and there are a number of parks
including Mott, Glindemann, Seville and Whites Hill Reserve in the area). Plenty of empty nesters too who presumably like the location so much they've never moved. Holland Park seems to be less popular with students or young singles/couples than neighbouring suburbs Coorparoo and Greenslopes, due to Coorparoo Square and Stones Corner amenities and the higher concentration of apartments/unit dwellings around these amenities.