47-57 Wildey Street

7 nearby schools

Catchment: Raceview State School

10 stops within 1.5km

Nearest: Cascade St near Wildey St (0.3km)

Moderate congestion

Morning (7-9am) and evening (4-6pm) peak hours experience increased traffic on Cunningham Highway and Centenary Motorway as commuters travel to/from Brisbane and Ipswich. Local street traffic is typically light outside peak periods.

Moderate noise

Nearest: road (0.6km)

High

Raceview is located in Brisbane's south-western suburbs, adjacent to the Brisbane River floodplain and within catchments prone to both riverine and local flooding. The suburb has experienced significant inundation during major flood events (notably 2010–11 Queensland floods) and remains subject to active Brisbane City Council flood overlays. Properties in this area face elevated risk, particularly in lower-lying and riverside locations.

Low

BAL: BAL-LOW

above average

Trend: stable

LDR — Low Density Residential

Ipswich City Plan 2017

5 projects nearby

Raceview is experiencing moderate infill development and industrial-to-residential land conversion as part of Ipswich's broader western growth strategy. The area benefits from strategic location relative to transport corridors and employment precincts, driving incremental residential DA activity and supporting infrastructure investment. Development intensity remains moderate compared to inner-city precincts, with focus on accessible, affordably-priced residential and mixed-use projects.

Not heritage listed

Raceview is a suburban locality in the Ipswich region of Queensland, primarily developed from the mid-20th century onwards as a residential area. The suburb does not contain designated heritage conservation areas or substantial numbers of heritage-listed properties, being typical of outer Brisbane/Ipswich outer-ring suburbs with post-war housing stock. Nearby heritage significance is concentrated in central Ipswich's historic precinct rather than Raceview itself.