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Where to Live in Brisbane
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REIQ (Real Estate Institute of QLD) have recently released figures that show
Brisbane's
median house prices have increased by 9.5 per cent between the March and June
quarters 2007 to $405,000.
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The Brisbane City Council governs an area of 1,220km2 with a population of 882,259. Apart from the shires surrounding Brisbane, there are also distinctions to be found amongst Brisbane City's suburbs from east to west and north to south, as well as everywhere in between. Knowing a little more about these areas will help you answer the question "Where do I Live in Brisbane?"
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Brisbane's surrounding shires and surrounding cities are inlcuded in
the Greater Brisbane Area. They include Caboulture, Ipswich, Logan,
Pine Rivers, Redcliffe and Redland shire. Here you'll find a brief
overview of Brisbane's shires and surrounding cities.
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Brisbane City Council is constantly on the move when it comes to upgrading and improving Brisbane's local suburbs. This includes upgrades to roads in the area, council facilities, parkland, work on buildings and infrastructure.
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Brisbane Shopping
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In the city, shops are open until 9pm on a Friday night and in the suburbs, until 9pm on a Thursday evening. On Sunday, stores are normally open from 10am-4pm in the city. If you need something outside of these shopping hours, there's always
a service station or 7-Eleven open to meet your pressing, urgent needs.
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Fun Stuff
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When looking to dine out in Brisbane, it is helpful to understand the different
precincts for
restaurants in Brisbane.
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