Macgregor
QLD 4109 • Greater Brisbane
About Macgregor
Macgregor is a suburban locality in Brisbane City, located approximately 13 kilometres south of the Brisbane CBD in Queensland. With a population of around 5,980 and a youthful median age of 34, it is one of Brisbane's most culturally diverse suburbs — more than half of its residents were born overseas, predominantly from China, Taiwan, India, South Korea, and Vietnam. The median household income of $1,752 per week and relatively affordable housing make it attractive to young professionals, students, and multicultural families.
Macgregor sits close to Griffith University's Nathan Campus and the Sunnybank Hills precinct, renowned for its Asian cuisine, grocery markets, and vibrant dining scene. Several bus routes connect the suburb to Garden City and the Brisbane CBD, while the nearby Pacific Motorway provides easy road access. With a mix of post-war homes and newer townhouses, and a strong sense of community among its multicultural residents, Macgregor offers an affordable, well-connected base in Brisbane's southern suburbs.
Macgregor falls under postcode 4109 and is governed by Brisbane Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Toohey electorate.
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Schools
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Blackwattle Street
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McCullough Street
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688 Musgrave Road
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437 Hellawell Road
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77 Symons Road
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140 Mains Road
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646 Beenleigh Road
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153 Lister Street
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Cnr Troughton Road and Turton Street
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79 Troughton Road
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Boorman Street
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Eddington Street
Housing 2021 Census
Educational Institution Attending 2021 Census
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Demographics
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Country of Birth 2021 Census
Top Countries of Birth (excl. Australia)
- 1. China 1,023
- 2. Taiwan 379
- 3. India 278
- 4. South Korea 173
- 5. Vietnam 165
- 6. Malaysia 153
- 7. New Zealand 146
- 8. Philippines 134
- 9. Hong Kong 126
- 10. England 70
Ancestry 2021 Census
Top ancestries reported (people may report up to two)