Logan City

Why Logan City?

Logan City is a fast-growing metropolitan region situated about 30 km south of Brisbane. It combines urban convenience with regional character, supported by a large and diverse population of over 330,000. Logan features excellent connectivity via major motorways (M1, M2) and rail lines and benefits from one of South East Queensland’s largest construction pipelines—especially in logistics, residential, and industrial development.

Investment Highlight:

Median house price: A$695,000 as of August 2024, up 12.1% over the past year
Median unit price: A$410,000 as of August 2024, up 22.4% annually
Rental yields: Around 4.6% for houses and 5.2% for units in Logan Central
Vacancy rate: Approximately 0.6%, signifying a tight rental market
Construction activity: Over A$2.08 billion in new building approvals and 4,100+ new homes added in 2022–23. Warehouse and distribution space accounts for ~180,000 m² of new development.
Infrastructure investment: A$1.5 billion from Queensland’s “Big Build” for Logan—including $105 million for Pacific Motorway upgrades, $131 million for a major battery project, and $80 million for Logan Hospital improvements.

Approximate Cost:

Median house price: A$695,000
Median unit price: A$410,000
Rental yields: 4.6% for houses; 5.2% for units
Vacancy rate: Around 0.6%
Days on market: Approximately 12 days for houses in Logan Central, 26 days for units

Ideal For: Logan City appeals to investors seeking strong value and solid rental returns in a high-growth corridor. It suits first-home buyers and families looking for more affordable housing near the Brisbane metro area. The region also presents significant opportunities for developers and businesses, especially in logistics, manufacturing, and light-industrial sectors—supported by large-scale planning corridors and active council development frameworks.