Kedron Real Estate
If you're after a Kedron real estate agent who knows this market street by street, you're in the right place. Kedron is one of Brisbane's inner-northside suburbs — leafy, character-filled, and increasingly popular with buyers priced out of the inner city but not willing to compromise on the commute. As a local agent working these streets since 2016, Brad Shipway knows exactly who's buying in Kedron and what they'll pay a premium for.
Kedron at a glance
| Median house price | ~$1,560,000 (source July 2026 realestate.com.au) |
| Median unit price | ~$815,000 |
| Median days on market | ~24 Days |
| Who's buying | Families and upgraders priced out of the inner city, drawn by character homes and quick CBD access |
| Distance to Brisbane CBD | ~7 km |
What buyers love about Kedron
Kedron blends character and convenience — think classic Queenslanders and post-war homes on leafy streets, many within walking distance of Kedron Brook's parklands and walking paths. It's a suburb where more than half the homes are owner-occupied, giving it a settled, family feel that's increasingly rare this close to the city.
Lifestyle is well covered: Kedron Brook parklands for weekends, Kedron State School and Kedron State High School for local families, Mount Alvernia College nearby, plus quick access to Lutwyche City Shopping Centre, Wooloowin train station and the Inner City Bypass. That mix of character, schools and a genuine 7km commute to the CBD is exactly why a local Kedron real estate agent beats a city-wide one.
What Kedron homes sell for
Character homes and post-war cottages are trading in the low-to-mid $1 million range, with fully renovated or larger new-build homes reaching higher $2-3million.
How to sell for the best price in Kedron
- Lead with character. Original features, high ceilings and leafy street appeal are Kedron's drawcards — feature them prominently.
- Highlight the commute. A genuine ~7km run to the CBD is a real selling point against more distant "affordable" suburbs.
- Present for owner-occupiers. Like Wavell Heights, most premium buyers here are families, not investors — small repairs and styling pay for themselves.
- Price to recent local sales. Kedron spans original cottages to high-end renovations, so accurate, local pricing matters.
Recent Kedron sales
- 14 Mitchell Street, Kedron - sold for $1,310,000
- 11/66 Broughton Road, Kedron - sold for $700,000
- 10 Sturt Street, Kedron - sold for $2,600,000
- 34 Sport Street, Kedron - sold for $1,220,000
Thinking of selling in Kedron?
Get a free, no-pressure appraisal from a local who actually knows Kedron's market. Brad will give you an honest value and a clear plan to sell for the best price.
Request your free Kedron appraisal → or call 0409 652 271.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best real estate agent in Kedron?
The best agent is the one who gets you the strongest result while protecting your interests through the whole campaign. Brad Shipway is an experienced local Kedron real estate agent with Harcourts Pinnacle, selling across Kedron and Brisbane's northside since 2016 — with 100+ five-star reviews. See why locals rate Brad as Geebung's go-to agent.
What is my Kedron home worth?
Kedron values vary widely by street, block and condition. The fastest way to an accurate figure is a free appraisal based on current local sales - book one here.
Is now a good time to sell in Kedron?
Kedron's mix of character stock and steady owner-occupier demand makes it resilient, but timing still depends on your property and goals. Brad will give you a straight answer on whether to list now or wait.
How long do homes take to sell in Kedron?
Around 24 days for well-presented, correctly-priced Kedron homes.
Does Brad sell in suburbs near Kedron?
Yes — Brad sells right across Brisbane's northside, including nearby Wavell Heights, Chermside, Stafford and Gaythorne. See all the areas Brad serves.