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Brisbane City Council 2017-18 rates rise: See how your suburb fared??
Brisbane property owners will receive a different-looking rates bill next quarter with some residents being slugged with a 6.6 per cent increase.
On Wednesday, Lord Mayor Graham Quirk announced an average 2.4 per cent rates increase in the 2017-2018 budget.
Just three of Brisbane's 185 suburbs had the exact average rate rise of 2.4 per cent.
A 2.4 per cent increase at Herston equals $40.50 a year. In Red Hill it means an extra $47.18 a year and, for Wynnum West, 2.4 per cent means an extra $30.08 a year.
The suburbs across Brisbane that will have the highest average rates bill in 2017-2018 are:
Chandler ($2892.09)
Chelmer ($2781.60)
Hawthorne ($2712.33)
Ascot ($2676.63)
Burbank ($2535.50)
Ransome ($2478.96)
Hamilton ($2344.09)
Pallara ($2305.92)
Karawatha ($2302.55)
Gumdale ($2275.14)
SOURCE - CAN SEARCH YOUR SUBURB HERE: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/brisbane-city-council-201718-rates-rise-see-how-your-suburb-fared-20170614-gwqxk3.html