General Suburb Profile
New Farm is a stylish, upscale suburb located on a bend in the Brisbane River. It’s known for its tree-lined streets, heritage-listed homes, and proximity to the CBD. New Farm Park, one of Brisbane’s most beloved green spaces, is a central feature of the suburb, offering riverside relaxation and community events. The suburb combines charm and modernity, making it one of Brisbane’s most sought-after residential areas.
Lifestyle in Suburb
New Farm offers a relaxed yet cosmopolitan lifestyle. Residents enjoy riverside walks, weekend markets, and dining at trendy cafes and fine-dining establishments. The suburb’s boutique shopping, cultural events, and close-knit community make it a favourite among families, professionals, and retirees. Its proximity to the Howard Smith Wharves precinct adds to its appeal for those who enjoy social and cultural activities.
Suburb Location Factors
- 2.5 km from Brisbane CBD.
- Connected to the city via CityCat ferries and buses.
- Approximately 80 km from the Gold Coast.
Suburb Real Estate Statistics
- Median Unit Price: AUD 881,000
- Median Unit Rent: AUD 600/week
- Median House Price: AUD 2,487,500
- Median House Rent: AUD 1,150/week
- Premium real estate market with high demand.
*Data taken from realestate.com.au at 14/1/25
Demographics Of The Area
- Population: ~12,000
- Predominantly families, professionals, and retirees.
Weather In Suburb
- Subtropical climate with warm summers and mild winters.
Schools In Suburb & Surrounding Areas
Public Schools
- New Farm State School – A high-performing primary school in the suburb.
- Kelvin Grove State College – Offers secondary education with strong academic programs.
Private Schools
- All Hallows’ School – A prestigious Catholic girls’ school nearby.
- St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace – A private boys’ school within a short distance.
