How one evolving precinct is rewriting what apartment living looks like in Brisbane

With river walks, destination dining and the CBD just 2km away, Woolloongabba already has plenty of pull.Now, major public and private investment – spanning new transport, parkland and entertainment infrastructure - is accelerating its transformation and ushering in a new era of inner-city living.Taking shape on one of the suburb’s most prominent corners is The Stanley by Sarazin, a new 35-storey development bringing 234 premium two- and three-bedroom residences and resort-style amenity to the heart of the action.Sarazin’s Adam Rainbird says Woolloongabba is in the middle of a “once-in-a-generation transformation”, underpinned by Cross River Rail, the future Brisbane Arena and the wider Olympic precinct – giving buyers the opportunity to secure a home in the area while much of that change is still unfolding.According to PropTrack’s July 2026 Home Price Index, Woolloongabba unit prices rose 13.3% over the previous year to date and 75% over the past five years.The Stanley by Sarazin is bringing a new level of premium apartment residences to Woolloongabba.Why Woolloongabba is on the radar for smart buyersFor buyers comparing Woolloongabba with Brisbane’s more established inner-city ad...