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Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Hi folks.
I am looking for some advise and wondering if anyone can recommend a good short-term rental/holiday rental (furnished) near Brisbane CBD for 4 weeks in May 2010. It's me, my husband and 2yr old. Looking for something that is not going to cost a bomb. My husband is going to be job hunting as such the need to be close to CBD. Would appreciate any recommendations and or leads. Thanks in advance. |
Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by alzo
(Post 8402939)
Hi folks.
I am looking for some advise and wondering if anyone can recommend a good short-term rental/holiday rental (furnished) near Brisbane CBD for 4 weeks in May 2010. It's me, my husband and 2yr old. Looking for something that is not going to cost a bomb. My husband is going to be job hunting as such the need to be close to CBD. Would appreciate any recommendations and or leads. Thanks in advance. Love Rudi x |
Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Hiya
You could try familyfriendlyhomes they have some furnished homes near the city, they arent the cheapest out there but sure are lovely houses. You could also have a look at stayz.com as there are lots of furnished/holiday homes on there. Hope this helps Cal x |
Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
30 minutes from CBD and close to a station preferably. Is it safe to assume that we should budget for 4 weeks of short-term for about 250-350 a week?
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Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by alzo
(Post 8403922)
30 minutes from CBD and close to a station preferably. Is it safe to assume that we should budget for 4 weeks of short-term for about 250-350 a week?
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Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by alzo
(Post 8403922)
30 minutes from CBD and close to a station preferably. Is it safe to assume that we should budget for 4 weeks of short-term for about 250-350 a week?
Have a good at the SeqRents for some ideas: http://www.seqrents.com.au/ Mrs JTL |
Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
(Post 8405300)
$250-350/week won't get you a short-term furnished place 30 minutes from CBD. I know of a single mom with a young daughter renting an old unit, unfurnished, for $250/week, and she can't wait to get out of the lease. It is 30 minutes drive from CBD during non-peak hours, or 50 minutes by train.
Have a good at the SeqRents for some ideas: http://www.seqrents.com.au/ Mrs JTL |
Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by alzo
(Post 8403922)
30 minutes from CBD and close to a station preferably. Is it safe to assume that we should budget for 4 weeks of short-term for about 250-350 a week?
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Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by JackTheLad
(Post 8405300)
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Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by alzo
(Post 8403922)
30 minutes from CBD and close to a station preferably. Is it safe to assume that we should budget for 4 weeks of short-term for about 250-350 a week?
Is that pounds or dollars? If it's pounds, then you might be able to find something within your budget, but to be honest, even then it's a bit tight - if it's dollars, then I am afraid you are going to have to increase that budget by quite a bit. You are really looking at a minimum of about $600 to $650 a week for a short term let. Even for a long term let you'd be hard pushed to find something for $250 a week!! Love Rudi x |
Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
I am pretty much in the same boat as alzo. I have booked my flight and am landing in Brisbane on 2nd May, 2010 with no idea where I'll be staying (at this stage). I used the search function on BE and came up with the following:
http://www.balhouse.com/ The rates were in my budget ($50/ night if you stay at least one week) but the reviews on Trip Advisor and some other sites have completely put me off this place and I have decided to increase my budget by at least 50%. I plan to come alone and will call my wife and 2 YO daughter in a couple of months once I have settled things. I know - before you even say it - this was not an easy decision but I'd rather do it this way. The visas have already been validated last year , so I have some flexibility with this. I am looking for short-term furnished accomodation (say for 10 days to 2 weeks) starting 2nd May. This should ideally be in the CBD and close to restaurants/ cafes. My budget - $75/ night. Should I go back to my dreaming now? Jokes apart, I am hoping that a couple of weeks would be sufficient for me to scout around and find a rental. My research also threw up the following: http://www.auspitality.com.au/ Auspitality seems nice but I have no idea how far this is from the CBD, eating places and public transport links. Any inputs or advice would be greatly appreciated! I also found something which is above my budget but might be helpful for alzo amongst others: http://www.questbridgewater.com.au/ I don't know how far Kangaroo Point is from the CBD. Any pointers in the right direction from folks in the know other be very helpful! Cheers! Bond |
Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
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Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Kangaroo Point is a short ferry ride from the CBD. Like 5 mins or less.
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Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by Bond_32
(Post 8406102)
I am pretty much in the same boat as alzo. I have booked my flight and am landing in Brisbane on 2nd May, 2010 with no idea where I'll be staying (at this stage). I used the search function on BE and came up with the following:
http://www.balhouse.com/ The rates were in my budget ($50/ night if you stay at least one week) but the reviews on Trip Advisor and some other sites have completely put me off this place and I have decided to increase my budget by at least 50%. I plan to come alone and will call my wife and 2 YO daughter in a couple of months once I have settled things. I know - before you even say it - this was not an easy decision but I'd rather do it this way. The visas have already been validated last year , so I have some flexibility with this. I am looking for short-term furnished accomodation (say for 10 days to 2 weeks) starting 2nd May. This should ideally be in the CBD and close to restaurants/ cafes. My budget - $75/ night. Should I go back to my dreaming now? Jokes apart, I am hoping that a couple of weeks would be sufficient for me to scout around and find a rental. My research also threw up the following: http://www.auspitality.com.au/ Auspitality seems nice but I have no idea how far this is from the CBD, eating places and public transport links. Any inputs or advice would be greatly appreciated! I also found something which is above my budget but might be helpful for alzo amongst others: http://www.questbridgewater.com.au/ I don't know how far Kangaroo Point is from the CBD. Any pointers in the right direction from folks in the know other be very helpful! Cheers! Bond |
Re: Brisbane CBD short-term rental
Originally Posted by Steve2009
(Post 8409588)
Kangaroo Point is a short ferry ride from the CBD. Like 5 mins or less.
Originally Posted by No 15
(Post 8409661)
If Quest is within your budget, on Kangaroo Point, it's very good. The property is directly across from the Story Bridge Hotel so would be noisy until closing time unless you specify you want a room away from the hotel.
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