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Corinda is a southwest suburb of Brisbane in the state of Queensland. It is located 13 km from Brisbane's General Post Office. Corinda has a total land area of 3.0 km². There are 12 parks in this suburb of Brisbane that cover about 18.1% of the total land area. 91% of the residential properties in Corinda are occupied. Separate houses make up about 70% of the real estate properties in this suburb. Flats and apartments are the next common type of residential properties available in large numbers in Corinda. 

The population of Corinda has seen immense growth over the last few years. The population of this suburb was 4,695 in 2011. According to the 2016 census of population and housing, Corinda's population had grown to 5,064 people. This 7.9% increase in population is one of the major factors that drive the growth of the real estate market. 

The average household in Corinda consists of families with children. It is not rare to find one-parent families and couple families without children in this suburb of Brisbane. More than 55% of the working-class residents of Corinda work 40 hours or more weekly. A majority of the residents of this suburb work in a professional occupation. 39 years is the median age of the residents of Corinda. 

The median sale price of houses in Corinda is $923,000. Units currently have a median sale price of $410,000, with a median price change of -9.89% in the last 12 months. Rental houses in this suburb of Brisbane have a median rent of $490 per week. Rental units, on the other hand, have a median weekly rent of $370. 

• The median gross yield for rental units in the last 12 months was 4.7%
• The median price change for the sale of houses in Corinda is 6.89% in the last 1 year
• Investors have seen a compound growth rate of 6.0% for houses in the last 5 years

Being the owner of a real estate property in the suburbs of Brisbane. Acquiring a residential property in Corinda can be done the easy way or the hard way. To do it the easy way, you would need to enlist the services of a licensed conveyancer or conveyancing lawyer. Conveyancing is simply put as a legal process that involves the transfer of ownership of real estate properties from one person or entity to another. 

A slight difference exists between a licensed conveyancer and a conveyancing lawyer. The Queensland state government grants a license to a licensed conveyancer. This license allows the conveyancer to offer services in that particular state. A conveyancing lawyer, on the other hand, is governed by the Legal Profession Act. They are issued a practicing certificate that allows them to offer conveyancing services in any state. 

A Corinda conveyancing lawyer has the expertise to offer legal advice that goes beyond the term and conditions of the contract of sale. Your conveyancing lawyer will assist you in preparing all legal documents before the proper authority. Your lawyer will also help you do proper research on the certificate of title of the real estate property. Calculation of taxes and rates of properties in this suburb of Brisbane will also be done by your lawyer. 

The processes involved in acquiring residential properties might seem like an easy task in this suburb, but it shouldn't be. Enlisting the services of an experienced professional will save you so much time and energy. They will consistently represent your best interest when dealing with the seller and do many more for a reasonable fee. LEAD Conveyancing offer you the best professionals.

Corinda was established in the year 1862. This suburb of Brisbane was named after one of Sir Arthur Palmer's properties, the Corinda pastoral station, situated near Aramac. One of the earliest settlers in this suburb was the Francis family. This family acquired more than 21 acres of land in the area. The Francis Lookout is situated on this land and extends to the Brisbane River. 

Corinda started as a small commercial district that grew around the first railway station. This railway station was opened in the year 1874. The Corinda railway station still serves this suburb to date. About 72% of the inhabitants of Corinda have Australia as their place of birth. People with English ancestry make up a majority of the people in Corinda. 

Suburbs surrounding Corinda include: 

• Sherwood
• Oxley
• Rocklea
• Graceville
• Chelmer
• Fig Tree Pocket

Corinda is a very popular suburb in the city of Brisbane. The ease of access to all of greater Brisbane makes this suburb a suitable place to live in. There are several places to visit and things to do while in Corinda; they include:

Francis Lookout Burial Ground

Feel free to walk down the path of history at the Francis Lookout Burial Ground. This is the spot where the first people to settle in Corinda was buried. It dates down to the 1860s. While at this awe-inspiring lookout, walk through the famous Lychgate, which serves as a dramatic entrance to the burial ground.

Caffe Primavera

If you fancy coffee with a Mediterranean flavour, have yourself some at the Caffe Primavera. The menu here opens you up to a variety of dishes. The mixture of modern Australian and ancient Mediterranean cuisine can only be gotten here.

Corinda Tavern

A nice relaxing lunch can do you a lot of good. The Corinda Tavern offers tasty meals and exquisite drinks. The staff is friendly and very willing to help you get what you desire. The sparkling clean and modern surroundings will keep you here for longer.

Other interesting places to visit and things to do in Corinda include:

• Eliza's Tea & Coffee Shop
• Oxley Creek Common
• Fauna Parade Park
• RSPCA Op Shop
• Gas Espresso