Bundamba, QLD 4304

Close to everything (Shops, trains, costco) and plenty of open spaces

A great suburb for families with houses having good lot size. Close to the Ipswich CBD and not far from Brisbane as well. Areas around Bird, Bognuda and Wall Street are very quite and close (walkable) to Ebbw Vale station.

Lot of infrastructure upgrades and affordability makes it a great choice for investors and first home buyers alike. Areas around Bird Street and Boundary street are quite and great for families

Live in bundamba and best areas are around the Costco side high on the hill bird boundary and those areas are really in high demand most homes up top of hill reaching over $750,000 ipswich is booming but very affordable..great suburb to live in

Love driving in bundamba especially Costco side best streets are boundary and bird preferably boundary as most houses on high side get amazing views and breeze

I’m in a quiet street and have had no issues with crime, and love how easy it is to get to Booval Fair, Ipswich, and Redbank SC. However the area literally smells horrendous thanks to the huge Cleanaway dump in New Chum. The smell regularly wafts over and is putrid. On hot days when the cool evening breeze finally comes it carries the smell and the whole house has to stay shut to keep the smell out. It hasn’t smelled for a while since they stopped operations there after the 2022 floods caused it to flood and spill out, but it will begin again mid-2023, and there’s an application to expand the dump so it’s going to be intolerable again.

Suburb is handy to everything definitely booming and excellent location so close to all amenities great streets and hard to find property are in boundary street with amazing mountain views and handy to everything like Costco and various shops schools and dining .

So I see the negative comments, and while I agree with some of them, because every suburb has a negative element, I don't agree with most. As for the comments about flooding, so did a considerable portion of Brisbane during the 2011 floods. Do your research and don't live in a flood area if you don't want to get flooded.
I have not had any problems at all. It depends where you live within Bundamba. There are low socio-economic areas, but if you don't want the hassles, don't live there. As for break-ins, there are break-ins everywhere, unfortunately the crime rate is increasing everywhere, it is a universal problem.
I lived and worked in Bundamba in the mid 2000 and moved here again last year. I had and currently have wonderful rental neighbours, they are quite and respectful. My son flourished at the local school, Bundamba primary and he is now attending the Secondary College. It is a lovely suburb and we are really happy here. Houses are still quite affordable, and the trains make a quick trip to Brisbane for work. Ipswich in general is growing and is quite family friendly, with lots of greenspace, parks, pools, and a whole lot more to do.
Haters will always hate, but i have found it a great place to live.

Use to be a nice peaceful area. Now the crime rate it higher. Loud music from rentals n housing. People always fighting and cars almost hitting someone because they have no care. Coming home at night most people have high beam on so u can't see much n have to pull over. Police are called out alot because we have more units going up. Mostly of the working people who own their homes are great. Though their isn't many left. It's now a place for drugs crime abuse along with the great people being to scared to walk outside to their car. Even in your own backyard people will enter.any breaking ins in the area. No longer safe to go for a walk unless you are with at least 4 people. The young in bundamba have no respect. But in saying that. Some people can be friendly I guess.

Living not far from bundamba and my kids go to bundamba state primary school they love it there and said mum we don't want to move schools agin can find a house around here lol so yep here I am looking for a house and hoping some luck will be on our side fingers cross.

the areas near the river flood over the roof. Whoever wrote above that this is an area for professional is insane. Its working class and underclass with only the desperate who live closest to the river, on the up side its probably the only place left where you can buy acreage for under 500k close to a major city and the people are a tight little community, they will help you when the next flood hits

Its got a nice mix of new and old homes, people are relaxed, good working class people who are mostly friendly