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Bulimba is a suburb of Brisbane in the state of Queensland. It is located in the Morningside ward of the City of Brisbane local government area. Bulimba is situated 9 km northeast of the General Post Office in Brisbane. It occupies a 2.9 km² land area and is basically a heritage village by the Brisbane River. There are 6 parks in Bulimba that cover approximately 4.1% of the total land area. Colonial and post-war cottages can be seen along the streets of Bulimba. Renovated Queenslanders and apartment blocks can easily be spotted in this suburb. 

As of 2016, the population of Bulimba was 6,843. This was a 15.2% increase from 5,941 residents in the year 2011. As a result, the demand for houses and units in this suburb of Brisbane has increased in the last few years. As a result, the prices and compound growth rate of residential properties in this suburb have soared to rewarding heights. 

A majority of the working-class residents of Bulimba work full-time in a professional occupation. Families living with children make up about 45% of the population. It is closely followed by families without children that make up 41% of the population. The median age of the residents of Bulimba is 37 years. 

Houses in Bulimba have a median sale price of $1,400,000. The median sale price for units is $623,000. These median sale prices have been constant over the past 12 months. Rental units have a median rent of $500 per week, while rental houses have a median rent of $850 per week. 

• The median gross yield for houses in Bulimba was 3.3% in the last 1 year
• Investors have seen a 3.7% compound growth rate for houses in the last 5 years
• The median price change for the sale of houses and units in Bulimba in the last 12 months was 3.85% and -4.16%, respectively

A lot of things need to be done when purchasing a residential property in Bulimba. Particular attention should also be paid to the processes involved in acquiring the ownership of a real estate property in this suburb of Brisbane. The need for a conveyancing lawyer is essential but not compulsory. Conveyancing is the process of transferring ownership of the legal title of a real estate property from an old owner or entity to the new owner. The settlement of a real estate property in Bulimba can be tasking, but a conveyancing lawyer will render the necessary assistance. 

Choosing the right professional for your Bulimba conveyancing is very important. A slight disparity exists between a licensed conveyancer and a conveyancing lawyer. The state of Queensland offers a license to the licensed conveyancer to offer their services within the state only. However, conveyancing lawyers can render services within and outside the state. This is because their practicing certificate is issued to them by the legal services commission. 

Your Bulimba conveyancing lawyer will help with most of the processes involved in acquiring a property in this suburb. They will meet with the seller or the seller's lawyer at regular intervals to ensure a smooth process. There are subtle details you are likely to ignore if you are not into the business of buying real estate properties regularly. A conveyancing lawyer will bring these things to your notice and advice you accordingly. 

There are several advantages of enlisting the service of a licensed conveyancer or conveyancing lawyer.  First, they will always act in your best interest. Second, they will employ their years of experience, skill, and diligence when assisting you. Generally, conveyancing is needed to ensure that you get all the rights that run with the land. LEAD Conveyancing have reliable professionals to guide you through the processes.

Bulimba was once fully occupied by the Yuggara people. It is estimated that they have resided in this area for nothing less than 20,000 years. The name Bulimba is said to mean 'place of the magpie lark' in the Yuggera language. This suburb of Brisbane was once called Toogoolawah. It was settled as a farming district in the year 1864. Residential areas were cut out during 1880 when there was an unusual degree of activity in the real estate market. 

The first school in Bulimba was opened in the year 1864. This was after the residents used their influence and succeeded in persuading the public officials. By the year 1887, the Bulimba School of Arts was established. This school of Art housed the first library in the suburb. About 68% of the permanent residents of Bulimba are Australian-born. However, it is not rare to find residents born in England and New Zealand who have migrated to this suburb. At least 80% of the population speak English only. 

Suburbs surrounding Bulimba include: 

• Balmoral
• Hawthorne
• Newstead
• Teneriffe
• Bowen Hills
• New Farm
• Hamilton
• Morningside

Bulimba is a distinct and prestigious suburb of Brisbane. This vibrant and family-friendly suburb offers a variety of things to do and places to visit. Some of these include:

Bulimba Memorial Park 

This park is open for you to spend your free time and enjoy every bit of it. The large sports field is perfect for picnicking or playing a game of soccer. Kids will be delighted with the expansive playground. They can have the time of their lives playing on the seesaw, swings, and slides. Snacks, food, and drinks can be gotten just across the road.

Riverbend Books and Teahouse 

Books and breakfast are a great combination. The Riverbend Books and Teahouse offer you the best of both worlds. The award-winning bookshop for all age groups. Come with the entire family and enjoy a nourishing breakfast while having a good read. 

Balmoral Cinemas 

Does watching a blockbuster movie at a fraction of the price sound good to you? The Balmoral Cinemas is the right place for you and your lover or family. When having a day out in Bulimba, ensure to include this spot on your list. Its proximity to a majority of the cafés and restaurants in Bulimba makes it perfect for residents and visitors alike

Other places worth visiting in Bulimba include: 

• Bulimba Riverside Park
• Bulimba Golf Course
• Bulimba Library FREE Kids Events
• Bulimba Riverwalk to Hawthorne
• Coffee Break at Hawthorne Garage