Norman Park, QLD 4928
A well-connected Brisbane pocket that renters keep coming back to.
- Urban convenience
- $450/wk Median
- 33.7% Renters
Norman Park Rental Market Statistics
- Population
- 6.9k
- Median age
- 35
- Median weekly rent
- $450
- To the CBD
- 3.9km
- Walkability
- 9
- Schools within 3 km
- 3
ABS 2021 Census
Norman Park Neighbourhood & Lifestyle
Heritage
A number of well-preserved period homes and public buildings anchor the area's identity.
Beach & Coast
The coastline is the drawcard — an easy walk or short drive to sand and saltwater most days of the year.
Shopping
A compact local shopping strip covers the day-to-day without needing the car — groceries, a pharmacy, a bakery, the basics done well.
Work & Connectivity
Good fibre coverage and a growing number of co-working spaces make this a popular choice for renters working from home.
Signature Spotlight
Inner-City Living
Norman Park is one of Brisbane's well-used inner and middle-ring renter suburbs — 6,857 residents, a solid minority 33.7% renter share, and a median weekly rent of $450 that puts it broadly in line with the city average for the area. Convenient without the premium of the very centre.
Around Norman Park
Norman Park Central
A pocket of green space that gives the suburb some breathing room from the surrounding streets.
Norman Park Village
A pocket of green space that gives the suburb some breathing room from the surrounding streets.
Available Rental Properties in Norman Park
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Frequently Asked Questions about Renting in Norman Park
Real questions renters ask before moving to Norman Park.
How much does it cost to rent in Norman Park?
Based on 2021 ABS Census data, the median weekly rent in Norman Park is $450. Actual asking rents will vary by property size and condition, but $450 a week is the reliable long-run benchmark for the suburb as a whole.
Is Norman Park family-friendly for renters?
Norman Park has around 3 school options within 3km, and the area is a common choice for renting families thanks to its quieter streets. At $450/wk median, it's broadly in line with the city average compared to the rest of Brisbane.
Is Norman Park a good suburb for renters?
Yes. Norman Park has a 33.7% renter rate according to the 2021 ABS Census, meaning a solid minority share of residents rent rather than own. Rental stock here turns over steadily, with a mix of houses and units available through the year.
What's the community like in Norman Park?
Locals describe Norman Park as friendly and easy to settle into, with an active community calendar. Population sits at 6,857, giving the suburb a close-knit feel.
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