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Camp hill is a suburb of Brisbane in the state of Queensland. It is located in the eastern part of the city and is 8.1 km from the Brisbane General Post Office. Camp Hill covers a total land area of 4.8 km². There are 12 parks in Camp Hill that cover about 18% of the land area. The demand for houses in Camp Hill is immense. The price of real estate is soaring, and the market is bubbling with positive growth. 

The population of Camp Hill in the year 2011 was 10,533 people. By the year 2016, it had increased by 6.4% to 11,202 people. This increase in population has spiked up the average demand for purchase and rental of houses and units in Camp Hill. 

The median age in Camp Hill is 35 years. This is slightly lower than the national average of 37 years. Family households occupy about 75% of the residential properties in Camp Hill. Single individuals occupy 28%. Households consisting of couple families living with their children are predominant in Camp Hill. A large percentage of people in this suburb work full-time in a professional occupation. 

In the past 12 months, Camp Hill has maintained a median sale price of $1,100,000. Units have also had a median sale price of $584,000 in the same time period. Rental units in Camp Hill have a median rent of $413 per week, while rental houses have theirs to be $600 per week. 

• The median price change for houses and units in Camp Hill in the last 12 months was 28.11% and 28.23%, respectively
• The median gross yield for rental units and houses in the last 1 year was 3.7% and 2.8%, respectively
• The compound growth rate for houses in the last 5 years was 8.2%

Real estate properties in Camp Hill are abundant. Buying or selling of houses or units in this suburb of Brisbane requires conveyancing services. Conveyancing is a legal process that involves the transfer of ownership of a real estate property from the seller to the buyer. The difficulty of buying or selling a house or unit in Camp Hill can be immense. Conveyancers will assist you in the processes involved and make it easier and simpler. 

The duration of completing the settlement process for a real estate property is lesser when you enlist the services of a Camp Hill conveyancing lawyer. Going through the processes of buying or selling real estate properties in Camp Hill by yourself can sound like a good way to save money. However, if you are a first-time buyer or not very experienced, it can be a very risky decision. Problems tend to arise during the process of acquiring ownership of a real estate property. 

Slight errors can cost you the house and your 10% deposit. Conveyancing lawyers in Camp Hill and the state of Queensland, in general, can forestall such problems. When it arises, they can effectively tackle it due to their expertise and experience. The advice they will offer is invaluable. They will offer you advice based on the contract of sale and in matters of legislation. 

Sellers of real estate property also need conveyancing services. A conveyancing lawyer will keep you informed on the type of terms and conditions you should draft into your contract. At times, the settlement process can get very complicated. If your conveyancing lawyers can’t give you a decisive answer, they will carry out a risk analysis for you. LEAD Conveyancing have competent professionals to assist you.

Camp Hill is believed to have been named by people who drove teams of domesticated animals trained to perform tasks. There was a strong influence of Germans in the early communities in Camp Hill. Most of the early settlers were farmers. The land and housing boom in Camp Hill happened in the 1880s. The Camp Hill state school opened in the year 1927 and was earlier named Mount Bruce State School. The merging of the Camp Hill state school and the Camp Hill Infants State School happened in 2007. After the merging, it adopted the new name, Camp Hill Infants and Primary School. 

The tramway in Camp Hill closed in the year 1926. Ever since there has been no railway station in this suburb of Brisbane. The nearest train stations to Camp Hill are Coorparoo and Norman Park stations in the neighboring suburbs. Transport by bus is predominant in this suburb. About 78% of the residents of Camp Hill were born in Australia. However, it is not rare to find people born in England, New Zealand, and India living in Camp Hill.

Suburbs surrounding Camp Hill 

• Norman Park
• Coorparoo
• Holland Park
• Seven Hills
• Carina
• Carina Heights

Camp Hill has experienced positive growth over the recent decades. Being very close to the city of Brisbane is a plus for this suburb. Things to do and places to visit to enjoy and relax are not scarce in Camp Hill. Some of them include: 

Whites Hill Reserve 

This reserve is one of the most popular in Camp Hill. So you can choose to either walk the 1 km Whites Hill circuit or the 2 km Sankey’s Mountain circuit. Either of them is suitable for strollers and wheelchairs.

Camp Hill Antique Centre 

This is the largest Antique Centre in the city of Brisbane. Nothing less than 65 antique dealers can be found at this spot. Interestingly, you can choose to grab a quick cup of steaming coffee before shopping for collectibles and antiques. Everything you want in terms of antiques can be found here.

The Old Seven 

How would you love a café that serves energy-boosting coffee during the day and relaxing wine during the nighttime? This French-inspired cafe is your best bet for these and more. Lovers of cheese boards and charcuterie boards will find The Old Seven café exceptional. 

Other interesting things to do and places to visit in Camp Hill include:

• Florence Café
• Hatori Karaage
• Whites Hill Reserve Exploration Playground 
• Kobe’s Of Whites Hill Butcher
• Blackbird Espresso