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Pallara
Pallara in numbers
The Pallara 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 Pallara worth more
Newly built estates
Much of Pallara is recently built housing. Stockland's Pallara community alone was planned for about 720 new homes.
Pallara State School catchment
Almost all of Pallara is in the Pallara State School catchment under the Queensland Government's 2026 boundaries. Prep and Year 1 are taught at a new junior campus on Ritchie Road that opened in January 2026, with Years 2 to 6 at the main campus further along the same road.
Pallara Park
The district park on the corner of Gooderham and Brookbent roads has a playground with a 10 metre climbing tower, a learn-to-ride track, an outdoor gym, an off-leash dog park, barbecues and toilets.
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Living in Pallara
Schools, transport and weekends
- Pallara State School: primary catchment for almost all of the suburb. Prep and Year 1 are at the Junior Campus, 282 Ritchie Road (opened in 2026 on the original school site); Years 2 to 6 are at the Senior Campus, 39 Ritchie Road.
- Forest Lake State High School, High Street, Forest Lake: secondary catchment (Years 7 to 12) for most of Pallara, including the south and west.
- The north-east of the suburb is in the Glenala State High School catchment (Glenala Road, Durack). Small, lightly settled areas on the eastern edge fall in the Calamvale Community College and Stretton State College catchments.
- There are no secondary schools in Pallara.
- Bus route 126 runs from Heathwood through Pallara, along Ritchie Road, Brookbent Road and Pallara Avenue, to Acacia Ridge, Sunnybank and Sunnybank Plaza.
- Route 118 (Forest Lake to the city via Upper Mount Gravatt busway station) and route 534 (Browns Plains to Springfield Central) stop on Wadeville Street at the suburb's western edge.
- About 24.3 km by road south of the Brisbane CBD. There is no train station in Pallara.
- Pallara Shopping Village, 201 Gooderham Road, anchored by Coles, with Liquorland, Priceline Pharmacy, a medical centre, a dentist, Anytime Fitness and other specialty shops.
- Pallara Park, corner of Gooderham Road and Brookbent Road: playground with a 10 metre climbing tower, learn-to-ride track, outdoor gym, off-leash dog park, picnic shelters, barbecues and toilets.
- Pallara District Sports Park, Van Dieren Road, is planned by Brisbane City Council. Early works began in mid 2026 and construction is scheduled to start in late 2026, subject to weather and approvals.
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Reviews
What clients say
Danny helped us buy our home seven years ago and has now sold it for a fantastic price. On the market for less than a week, sold after one inspection.
Taylor, Boronia Heights
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
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Questions people ask
Pallara, answered
What is my Pallara home worth?
It depends on your street, your block and your finish. Johnny Nguyen will give you a written appraisal with comparable Pallara sales, free, usually within 48 hours of seeing the home.
How long does it take to sell a house in Pallara?
Houses in Pallara 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 Pallara rent for?
The median house rent in Pallara is $750 a week (CoreLogic, August 2026), a gross yield of about 3.3% on the median price. Laura Hilton can give you a written rental appraisal for a specific property.
Which school catchments cover Pallara?
Pallara State School: primary catchment for almost all of the suburb. Prep and Year 1 are at the Junior Campus, 282 Ritchie Road (opened in 2026 on the original school site); Years 2 to 6 are at the Senior Campus, 39 Ritchie Road. Forest Lake State High School, High Street, Forest Lake: secondary catchment (Years 7 to 12) for most of Pallara, including the south and west. Catchments change, so always check a specific address on the Queensland Government EdMap.
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