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Underwood was gazetted as a suburb in and at that time straddled the boundaries of Brisbane City and Albert Shire. The western part was developed with a large mail centre and a Big W shopping centre, which was built in the s. Print this page. What birds have you seen in Underwood? As a Bonzle sub-project, we're trying to build Australia's most comprehensive suburb by suburb bird location atlas.

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Sign In Not a member? You should check the following - Position, Potential and Price. Surprise, it does tick all the boxes. The reason that we have done the first move to Underwood was the positioning of the suburb. Close to M1, M2 only 5 mins drive and you are on your way to wherever you need to go.

Not quite sure where davidy2 lives. I have scouted to the other side of Underwood that is other side of the Logan Rd, which has old rundown properties and some not under good management eg lack of lawn mowing etc , compare to the other half. Modern new stylish houses that has right price not inflated. So, discernment needs to be applied when you are looking at Underwood's property median prices.

Not all the Underwood property is in same quality! Good rule of thumb for differentiation is, the other good area clearly is new with NBN, no old copper phone lines and overhead electricity, it's all underground. As a resident of Underwood I'm surprised by all this glowing praise. It's nice enough, surrounded by good suburbs, kind of close to stuff It's far from the city, has traffic Amazed people have put "close to city" I bought in underwood 10 years ago and it has changed into an amazing place to live with lots of new development whist keeping the safe and private community feel and it is so handy to the city and main beach or gateway north and west Underwood is a wonderful community that has been underrated based on outdated views of the suburb.

Twenty years ago this working class area was a little rough, but now it has matured into a wonderful community where those who have lived in the area together have grown close and look after each other. I lovely place that is worth another visit. We have loved every minute of living here! I have never lived in a friendlier street in my life.

I remember one evening I rushed home to try and waterproof my garage and found my neighbour who I had barely met at this stage already creating a water diversion for me so that it did not run into the garage.

It is a house proud street where all the residents keep their yards tidy and looking great. There are a number of beautiful Pride of India trees in this street 3 of which at our place, and during the warmer months add a great splash of colour to the street.

You need to be a dog person, as there are quite a few in the street, and they like to talk. Does not bother us at all but can annoy people who are not used to it. As for the area, you are in close proximity to everything you could need. There are heaps of outlets and retail alike. More tile, flooring, paint, taps, fittings etc shops than you can poke a stick at! It keeps getting better by the day as well. More and more businesses are choosing to move in to the Underwood shopping district!

There are some really great restaurants in the area as well. Antarctic Circle run by Charlie is our favourite restaurant by far anywhere, amazing service, brilliant Japanese cuisine with a western touch, and affordable. Elios, a small Italian place in Underwood is owned and run by locals and has the best pizzas, is also a favourite of ours.

Nightlife can be had down at the Glen Hotel, however that is about your only option in the area. Transport is a little hard if you do not have a car, however with the bus way not far away and Kuraby train station a short drive there is options. A train in to Brisbane City will take you about half an hour.