Yeronga, QLD 4104

You cannot go wrong in this region, the quality of the neighbours is the best in Brisbane. Lots of ‘old money’ and established families who’ve lived here for generations. Yeronga, Moorooka, Salisbury, Annerley… the list goes on. Surrounded by great historic Brisbane suburbs, I wish I could afford a house in Yeronga but happy to rent here and raise my family because of how safe and sought after it is plus the greatest schools too

My wife and I brought in Yeronga 4 years ago and the prices have doubled in that time, it’s easy to see why people are moving here, such great proximity to the city, great public transport options with cross river rail and major upgrades to Dutton Park, Fairfield, Yeronga and Yeerongpilly stations. They also just opened a new retail precinct. We love the active lifestyle with cafes, being able to walk along the river and play tennis at the QLD tennis centre. The people are here are friendly, a great place to raise a family. The median house price will be $2mil + here in a matter of years, a suburb on the up and well worth looking at if you get the chance. I’ve noticed when people move they tend to stay in the area and property here is tightly held.

Like something you see in the movies, such a nice leafy suburb.

So close to the city with heaps of parklands, great for running along the corso and also have the Queensland Tennis centre close by. Friendly community with lots of nice Queenslanders on leafy streets. Great schools and University of QLD close by. The train station has been completely re-built and set to benefit from the metro and cross river rail upgrades. Such close proximity to Southbank, CBD and Woolongabba which is set to undergo major infrastructure upgrades. Yerongpilly Green set to complete in late 2023 which will provide brand new Woolworths, gyms, and retail close by.

Yeronga has the benefits of river access, parks and walks but easy access to the CBD and great public transport. New amenity coming with Yeerongpilly Green.

I love selling homes in Yeronga

Yeronga reminds me of the place you draw as a child when you are told to draw where you want to live. The wooden houses, The leafy parks, The winding river, and the community vibe. Perfect for families, professionals, ANYONE!
The fact that it is a quiet Riverside precinct tucked away and hidden from the rest of Brisbane makes it very special. Even now it still holds the 'hidden gem' profile although people are starting to discover Yeronga and falling in love. You will notice that there is never too much on the market in Yeronga at any one time. This is because no-one wants to move out of the area and if they do, we find that they always come back to settle down.
Yeronga has a mix of people and property. The type of property ranges from units, townhomes to family households and stunning Riverfront Yeronga is close to the University and major hospitals as well as being only 7km from Brisbane City which can be accessed by Train or Bus.

Yeronga is steeped in History with the original women's military hospital (Rhyndarra ),
Why live anywhere else :)

Kristy Noble
Noble Properties Brisbane

Leafy green riverside suburb with parks and recreational facilities good for families. Trains and buses are available and it is just a short ride to the city and UQ. City is only 6km away and driving only takes 10mins during non peak hours. South Bank and West End is closeby. Yeerongpilly Green is walking distance away and once it is fully developed with shops and cafes will bring greater vibrancy to the area.

Convenient, close to the city and green

Yeronga is a large suburb and there are a couple of streets that have supported accommodation but in the main, it has beautiful streets and parks on the river, great public transport and close to the city.

I have lived in Yeronga now for 2 years and to say the least, it has been absolutely terrible. The first year of living here there have been murders, people's remains found in bins, an armed robbery where a man nearly got his throat slit. From my understanding there are alot of housing commission in Yeronga and thus meaning alot of questionable people roam the streets.

My wife and I live in Yeronga street and through the Facebook group "Yeronga residents" it is clear that many many many houses/ cars get broken into and even armed robberies.

Only last week did we come home to a middle aged women high on drugs in our backyard.

My wife and I do enjoy the easy access of the train station, however i would refrain using it any time after 9pm due to the people that hang around it at that time.

I would much rather live in Sherwood, Fair field or Oxley than live in Yeronga. The reasons mentioned above are the reasons we are moving.

Great access to the river, parks, train line and Yeergongpilly Green