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Fig Tree Pocket
Fig Tree Pocket in numbers
The Fig Tree Pocket market, in five figures
Houses. CoreLogic data via Your Investment Property: median price, sales and days on market for the 12 months to 30 June 2026; median rent at 31 August 2026. Gross yield is annual rent divided by median price, before costs.
What buyers pay for
What makes Fig Tree Pocket worth more
Riverfront homes
Jesmond Road and the river streets hold some of Brisbane's best-known riverfront homes, and a Fig Tree Pocket riverfront house set a metropolitan Brisbane price record of $8.2 million in 2003.
Large blocks
Generous allotments are the norm here. When smaller lots were proposed in 2001, most residents argued to keep blocks near 1,000 square metres, and the suburb still feels that way.
Fig Tree Pocket State School catchment
Most of the suburb is in the catchment for Fig Tree Pocket State School, which opened in 1871, and most is also in the Kenmore State High School catchment.
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Living in Fig Tree Pocket
Schools, transport and weekends
- Fig Tree Pocket State School, Cubberla Street (Prep to 6): primary catchment for most of the suburb; Kenmore South State School covers the north-western part.
- Kenmore State High School: secondary catchment for most of the suburb; Indooroopilly State High School covers the rest.
- Brisbane Montessori School, Mactier Street (Prep to 10) and Mancel College (formerly The Glenleighden School), Cubberla Street.
- Centenary Motorway forms the north-western boundary; about 13.1 km by road to the CBD.
- Public boat ramp at Fig Tree Pocket Riverside Reserve, 870 Fig Tree Pocket Road.
- Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, 708 Jesmond Road.
- Fig Tree Pocket Equestrian Club (16 ha) on Fig Tree Pocket Road, with sand arena, cross-country course and polo field.
- Brisbane Girls Grammar School Sports Campus and numerous parks and reserves.
- Indooroopilly Shopping Centre in neighbouring Indooroopilly.
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What clients say
TeeKay and his team are the only real estate agents I have ever felt were being honest and upfront with me, and I suspect we got an amazing price because buyers feel the same.
Sellers, Taringa
Caleb demonstrated unparalleled professionalism. The experience exceeded all our expectations.
Emily and James, Toowong
Madu has been the most attentive, engaged agent I have dealt with. He cared about the sales outcome for us, which is rare.
David and Sue, Springfield
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Questions people ask
Fig Tree Pocket, answered
What is my Fig Tree Pocket home worth?
It depends on your street, your block and your finish. TeeKay will give you a written appraisal with comparable Fig Tree Pocket sales, free, usually within 48 hours of seeing the home.
How long does it take to sell a house in Fig Tree Pocket?
Houses in Fig Tree Pocket averaged 22 days on market over the 12 months to 30 June 2026 (CoreLogic). A well-priced home launched to buyers already waiting in our database often moves faster than the suburb average.
What does a house in Fig Tree Pocket rent for?
The median house rent in Fig Tree Pocket is $850 a week (CoreLogic, August 2026), a gross yield of about 2.0% on the median price. Laura Hilton can give you a written rental appraisal for a specific property.
Which school catchments cover Fig Tree Pocket?
Fig Tree Pocket State School, Cubberla Street (Prep to 6): primary catchment for most of the suburb; Kenmore South State School covers the north-western part. Kenmore State High School: secondary catchment for most of the suburb; Indooroopilly State High School covers the rest. Catchments change, so always check a specific address on the Queensland Government EdMap.
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