Arnold
CibbuanoHamilton, QLD
March 14th 2007 00:33
Hamilton is about 5km from Brisbane’s CBD. Over 42% of households in this area are comprised of couples without children, and 41% are couples with children. Stand alone houses account for 47% of dwellings in this area, and units/townhouses account for a further 50%. The dwellings in this area include gracious and wonderfully renovated colonials on large blocks and large, more modern brick homes and unit blocks.
There are plenty of great dining options in and around Hamilton. If you’re looking for a local café, take-away, pub or restaurant you’ll find plenty in Hamilton. Racecourse Road with lots of lifestyle and trendy boutiques, and if you’re after a large shopping centre with lots of variety, Toombul Shopping Centre isn’t far away either.
Hamilton, QLD (postcode: 4007)
Housing Results: (over last 12 months)
Median House Price: $950,000
Change: 16.6%
Median Apartment Price: $ 350,000
Change: 12.3%
Statistics:
Local population: 9,152
Australian born: 80%
Greatest age demographic: 20-39 years (32%)
Typical resident: Married, of Catholic denomination, living in a freestanding house, employed as in as a business professional in a rented dwelling.
There is a variety of playgroups, childcare, kindergartens and schools in this area which cater to family educational needs. There is also the Queensland School of Film and Television which provides quality, personalised and fully accredited training in film and television for those interested in a career in the arts.
Only 5 km from the Brisbane CBD, the suburb is within easy reach of local landmarks like the Breakfast Creek Wharf, and the Eagle Farm Racecourse, as well as the Brisbane River- Hamilton is the perfect residence for boat owners. The nearby racecourse comes alive during the Winter and Spring Racing Carnivals and the Racecourse Road Festival is a fun day out for the whole family. Local parks, river walkways and water activities are popular all year round.
For residents heading into the City, regular bus routes and the City Cat ferry service make the daily commute convenient. Getting away for the weekend is also a breeze with easy access to the Gateway Motorway for coastal day trips, and the Brisbane Domestic and International Airports for interstate and international travel. Revamping of the infrastructure around the suburb has only added to Hamilton’s appeal. Like the neighbouring suburbs of Ascot, Hamilton has developed a café precinct, which entices both locals and visitors to the area.
Like many Brisbane suburbs, Hamilton has a range of pricing available, from the most expensive to the more affordable styles appealing to a mix of residents. However, the trend is certainly heading towards a higher concentration of prestige dwellings in the suburb.
There are plenty of great dining options in and around Hamilton. If you’re looking for a local café, take-away, pub or restaurant you’ll find plenty in Hamilton. Racecourse Road with lots of lifestyle and trendy boutiques, and if you’re after a large shopping centre with lots of variety, Toombul Shopping Centre isn’t far away either.
Hamilton, QLD (postcode: 4007)
Housing Results: (over last 12 months)
Median House Price: $950,000
Change: 16.6%
Median Apartment Price: $ 350,000
Change: 12.3%
Statistics:
Local population: 9,152
Australian born: 80%
Greatest age demographic: 20-39 years (32%)
Typical resident: Married, of Catholic denomination, living in a freestanding house, employed as in as a business professional in a rented dwelling.
There is a variety of playgroups, childcare, kindergartens and schools in this area which cater to family educational needs. There is also the Queensland School of Film and Television which provides quality, personalised and fully accredited training in film and television for those interested in a career in the arts.
Only 5 km from the Brisbane CBD, the suburb is within easy reach of local landmarks like the Breakfast Creek Wharf, and the Eagle Farm Racecourse, as well as the Brisbane River- Hamilton is the perfect residence for boat owners. The nearby racecourse comes alive during the Winter and Spring Racing Carnivals and the Racecourse Road Festival is a fun day out for the whole family. Local parks, river walkways and water activities are popular all year round.
For residents heading into the City, regular bus routes and the City Cat ferry service make the daily commute convenient. Getting away for the weekend is also a breeze with easy access to the Gateway Motorway for coastal day trips, and the Brisbane Domestic and International Airports for interstate and international travel. Revamping of the infrastructure around the suburb has only added to Hamilton’s appeal. Like the neighbouring suburbs of Ascot, Hamilton has developed a café precinct, which entices both locals and visitors to the area.
Like many Brisbane suburbs, Hamilton has a range of pricing available, from the most expensive to the more affordable styles appealing to a mix of residents. However, the trend is certainly heading towards a higher concentration of prestige dwellings in the suburb.
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