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Census 2021 · Greater Brisbane

Which Greater Brisbane suburbs have the highest household incomes?

Ranked by median total weekly household income, from the ABS Census 2021 General Community Profile.

At a glance

Top 15 by median household income. Bars show rank strength — longest is #1 — and are scaled to the range shown, not from zero.

Top 30

of 237 ranked Greater Brisbane suburbs

Fig Tree Pocket tops Greater Brisbane's highest household incomes at $3,791/wk, followed by Bardon ($3,407/wk) and Pinjarra Hills - Pullenvale ($3,388/wk).

Show the top 30 as a table
RankSuburbMedian household income
1Fig Tree Pocket$3,791/wk
2Bardon$3,407/wk
3Pinjarra Hills - Pullenvale$3,388/wk
4Grange$3,243/wk
5Brookfield - Kenmore Hills$3,239/wk
6Chelmer - Graceville$3,172/wk
7Hawthorne$3,018/wk
8Hendra$3,018/wk
9Camp Hill$3,010/wk
10Wakerley$3,006/wk
11Wilston$3,003/wk
12Chapel Hill$2,957/wk
13Tarragindi$2,928/wk
14Norman Park$2,918/wk
15Ashgrove$2,873/wk
16Bulimba$2,868/wk
17Bridgeman Downs$2,846/wk
18Augustine Heights - Brookwater$2,825/wk
19Samford Valley$2,806/wk
20Eatons Hill$2,771/wk
21Balmoral$2,730/wk
22Westlake$2,706/wk
23Wavell Heights$2,638/wk
24Sheldon - Mount Cotton$2,637/wk
25Rochedale - Burbank$2,614/wk
26Belmont - Gumdale$2,588/wk
27Upper Kedron - Ferny Grove$2,585/wk
28The Gap$2,572/wk
29Flagstone (West) - New Beith$2,524/wk
30Seventeen Mile Rocks - Sinnamon Park$2,517/wk