Suburb Guide: Brisbane CBD

Overview

Brisbane CBD is the beating heart of the city and one of the most popular areas for international students. With Queensland University of Technology (QUT) located right in the city and the University of Queensland (UQ) and Griffith University close by, the CBD offers unmatched convenience. Students are drawn to its modern apartments, shopping precincts, nightlife, and public transport connections.

Average Rent Prices (2025)

Studio Apartment: $500 per week

1-Bedroom Apartment: $590 per week

2-Bedroom Apartment: $760 per week

Shared Room: $240–$310 per week

The Brisbane CBD rental market is dominated by student apartments and modern high-rise towers. Demand is consistently strong due to proximity to campuses and city jobs.

Transport & Location

Central Station and Roma Street Station

Frequent bus services to UQ and Griffith University

Walking distance to QUT campuses

Free City Hopper ferry service

Suburb Vibe & Lifestyle

Bustling, urban, and multicultural

Surrounded by shops, dining, and nightlife

Riverside pathways and easy access to South Bank

24/7 convenience for students

Who Is This Suburb Best For?

QUT students based in the city

Students who want to live in the middle of the action

Renters preferring high-rise apartments with amenities

Brisbane CBD’s Rental Demand & Competition

Demand is high all year due to central location and proximity to campuses. Apartments are competitive and often booked before semester begins.

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Disclaimer: Rental prices are estimates based on publicly available listings as of 2025 and may vary. Availability and approval are not guaranteed. Find My Home provides application support and guidance but does not act as a licensed real estate agent or guarantee housing outcomes.