Redcliffe (4020)

Elimbah (4516) Located just north of Caboolture, Elimbah is a suburb of over 4000 residents. It sits surrounded by the Glass House Mountains and the Glass House Mountains National Parks, there is never shortage of weekend fun. Local markets showcase the area’s...

Sandstone Point(4511) Located across from Bribie Island, and an hour from Brisbane, Sandstone Point has a range of tourist attractions and services, including the Sandstone Point Hotel and Spinnaker Sound Marina. It is also one of the fastest growing residential...

Woorim (4507) Apart of the Moreton Bay Region, it houses the Bribie Island Research Centre. Woorim Ocean Beach is a fantastic place for beach goers and those wanting to do some beach 4 wheel driving. A range of accommodation options are available in Woorim, from...

Banksia Beach (4507) Located on Bribie Island, Banksia beach is a haven for those who live here. Predominantly made up of elderly couples, this little paradise is beginning to grow with more and more families seeking a beachside property that also boasts a great local...

Bribie Island (4507) Being Queensland’s only island connected to the mainland by bridge, Bribie Island is a wonderful place for all ages, and it’s easy to see why it’s a hot spot to move to. An hour drive from Brisbane and surrounded by Pumicestone Passage, it has...

Fortitude Valley (4006) From a less than salubrious past as Brisbane’s red light district, Fortitude Valley is now Brisbane restaurant and entertainment district and home of Brisbane’s Chinatown. With the trend towards inner city living, it also has an increasing...

Gailes (4300)Located 23 km from Ispwich, Gailes (4300) was originally called Dingo Hill but subsequently named after its Golf Club which in turn took its name from a golf club in Scotland. In 2011, about 1700 people lived in  Gailes which is well served by...