Your assumptions relating to Townsville's boom may be tested bearing in mind the recent flooding that is estimated to run into $100 million.
If I were looking at real estate there, it would be on top of a very high hill otherwise forget it.

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there are some very small sububs in inner Brisbane, they don't make the headlines, because they are so small.

One that springs to mind immediately is Fairfield.

It has a very small footprint, has a train station which is only 3 stops to Southbank & further 2 to city & as the crow flies it's 2kms from city, by road from about 3kms.

The council in Brisbane is allowing high density living without highrises, so some 3 stories blocks of units, plus there are subdivisions allowed down to as little as 200 sq m. Roughly 1/2 of the suburb is well above recroded flood levels(part of suburb borders the Brisbane river). It's very close to 4 major hospitals, Mater, Childrens, Princess Alexandra & Greenslopes, the Gabba cricket & AFL ground & just across the river via Schonnel Bridge in massive Uni of Qld.

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Hi. I'm thinking of investing in a house at Yarrabilba. I don't know a lot about investing. Is Yarrabilba expected to be good investment

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