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Algester is a suburb of Brisbane in the state of Queensland. It is located in the City of Brisbane local government area and is 19.4 km south of the general post office. Algester has a total land area of 3.6 km² and has 10 parks that cover about 7.6% of the land area. This southern suburb of Brisbane has a real estate market that has a capacity for positive growth. 95% of residential properties in Algester are occupied. Separate houses make up 85.7% of these occupied real estate properties. 10.8% of these residential apartments are townhouses, semi-detached, and row or terrace houses. Only about 1.5% of the residential properties are flats and apartments. 

The population of Algester in 2011 was 8,262. This number increased to 8,433 in 2016, thus reflecting a 2.1% increase. A majority of the residents of Algester work in either a professional or clerical and administrative occupation. Households in this southern suburb of Brisbane comprise majorly of couples with children. It is common to see households comprising of couples without children. The median age of the residents of Algester is 35 years. 

Houses in Algester have a median sale price of $571,000. In the last 12 months, investors have witnessed a median price change of 9.71% for houses. This median sale price is bound to change in another 1 year. Units in this suburb had a median sale price of $318,000 in the last 12 months. Also, rental units in this suburb have a median rent of $375 per week, while houses have a median of $440 per week. 

• Investors have seen a median gross yield of 4.0% for rental houses
• The median price change for units was 9.66% in the last 12 months
• Property owners in Algester have seen a compound growth rate of 3.6% for houses in the last 5 years

It is essential to enlist the services of a conveyancing lawyer when buying a residential property in Algester. Conveyancing is the transfer of the legal title of real estate property from one person to another. The sale of properties in this suburb of Brisbane is governed by laws and regulatory practices. A conveyancing lawyer will keep you up to date on all the laws in this suburb and how they affect your purchase. They will also inform you of any changes. Generally, a conveyancing lawyer will keep you on the safe side of real estate laws in Algester. 

Choosing the right professional for your conveyancing needs is important. A licensed conveyancer is slightly different from a conveyancing lawyer. The state government grants a license to a licensed conveyancer. This license enables the conveyancer to provide services to residential property buyers and sellers. A conveyancing lawyer, on the other hand, is granted a practicing certificate by the legal services commission and can operate anywhere in Queensland. 

An Algester conveyancing lawyer will do everything necessary to ensure that the three stages of the transaction are successful. These stages include the pre-contract, pre-completion, and post-completion stages. The processes involved in these stages can stress out a novice buyer. The processes are a bit complicated and can take months to complete. It can take longer if you do it on your own. An Algester conveyancing lawyer will assist and guide you through the processes to make it is easier and faster. 

Trying to complete the settlement of residential property in this suburb of Brisbane without conveyancing services is very risky. The fees that conveyancing lawyers charge are reasonable, so utilizing their services is a no-brainer because it can be very costly if a mistake is made during the process. A professional conveyancing lawyer will prevent mistakes and assist in troubleshooting problems as they emerge. LEAD Conveyancing have the best professionals that can handle your conveyancing.

Algester is located 18 km from Brisbane’s central business district. The name Algester is a corruption of the English town of Alcester. This suburb of Brisbane was once colloquially known as Ridgewood Heights. It was officially detached from Acacia Ridge and renamed Algester in the year 1972. Early residents were exposed to an abundance of native Australian plants and animals. Development began in this suburb in the mid-1970s. Considerable development is still ongoing as of recent.

The first school in Algester was opened in 1977. The Algester State School commenced with only 200 students. There is no secondary school in Algester. The closest secondary school is Calamvale Community College and is located in neighboring Calamvale. Up to 58.5% of people living in Algester were born in Australia. Other countries of birth of the residents of Algester include New Zealand, England, China, the Philippines, and India. 71% of the population of this suburb speak the English language only. 

Surrounding suburbs of Algester include: 

• Calamvale
• Sunnybank Hills
• Pallara
• Parkinson
• Acacia Ridge
• Stretton
• Willawong
• Larapinta

Algester can be easily classed as Brisbane’s most affordable and liveable suburb. It takes out first place in the latest PRDnationwide Brisbane hot spot report. Generally, Algester offers lower entry prices and proximity to supermarkets, parkland, public schools, a medical centre, and the motorway. There are many interesting places to visit and several activities to engage in. Some of the local attractions worth visiting include: 

Logan Art Gallery 

This art gallery shows a mix of local artists’ work and touring exhibitions. It also features permanent collections and the works of visiting artists. You’ll be regularly having a new piece to view as exhibitions change every 6 weeks. This is the perfect spot for art lovers.

Hyperdome 

You can do some shopping, restaurant dining, and have a fun experience with family at this Hyperdome Home Centre. The environment is relaxing and can leave you feeling refreshed. If you enjoy wandering, do so through the centre and enjoy the view of the unique skydome.

Cable Ski Logan 

This is one of the only four cable water ski parks in Australia. You do not need any prior experience to enjoy a fun-filled day at this ski park. You will go through safety instruction and coaching on how to use the equipment at the park. Life vests and skis are included in the cost of riding. All you need to do is give it a try and have an enjoyable time.

Other places worth visiting include: 

• Zone Bowling – Loganholme
• Iceworld Acacia Ridge
• Queensland Day Tours
• Logan Laser Skirmish