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...
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