This compares with Melbourne’s 1.1 per cent growth and Sydney’s 0.7 per cent, relying more on existing residents to have children, while others moved to Brisbane.
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in Greater Brisbane, Ripley’s and Springfield Lakes Ipswich’s continued prosperity, and Logan’s Boronia Heights and Chambers Flat, and Pallara-Willawong area south of Brisbane.
The new data and development application comes amid a housing supply and affordability crisis seen by the State Government, Brisbane City Council and other stakeholders seek a short term fix.
This week the government confirmed it had dropped a proposal to convert a disused student unit at Griffith University into crisis accommodation because of cost. Instead, the $25 million will be used to purchase 64 homes across the state.
