Economic Growth: Brisbane has been experiencing consistent economic growth in recent years, driven by diverse industries such as health, education, finance and technology. Brisbane region GRP was estimated at $181Bn dollars in 2020-2021. The city's GRP has been steadily increasing, and this trend is expected to continue in the future. The growing economy provides businesses, investors, and individuals with opportunities to thrive and prosper.

Social and physical Infrastructure: Brisbane has been investing heavily in infrastructure development, including major projects such as:

• Queen's Wharf Brisbane
• Cross River Rail
• Brisbane Metro
• Brisbane Live
  Waterfront Place
• Victoria Park
  Green Bridges
• Transport upgrades (Valley Metro, Melbourne to Brisbane, New Cruise Terminal, Coomera Connector Stage 1/ a second M1
• Herston Quarter (Health),
• Griffith University in the city to help activate and in Roma Street,
• Brisbane Auto Mall (largest benchmark Australian project for motoring enthusiasts a precinct with multi-purposes)
• Brisbane 2032 Olympics

These projects are expected to create jobs, stimulate economic activity, and improve the city's overall connectivity and liveability of Brisbane. This presents opportunities for businesses to participate in these projects and benefit from the associated economic growth.

Liveability and Lifestyle: Brisbane offers a high quality of life with its pleasant climate, natural beauty, and recreational opportunities. The lifestyle advantages of Brisbane also make it an attractive destination for international students, which in turn boosts the education and tourism sectors. The city's liveability attracts talent, residents, and businesses, contributing to its economic growth.

Entrepreneurship: Brisbane has a vibrant startup culture and a supportive environment for innovation and entrepreneurship. The city is home to numerous startups and incubators, which are driving innovation across various sectors. This fosters a culture of creativity, risk-taking, and business growth, which can contribute to the overall economic vitality of the city. Local people encourage one another to give it ago.

Tourism: Brisbane is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors from around the world. The city hosts major events and festivals, which boost tourism and contribute to the local economy and further afield such as the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. Events such as the Brisbane River Festival, the Ekka, and the RiverFire draw tourists and stimulate spending in the hospitality, retail, and entertainment sectors.

Skilled Workforce: Brisbane has a highly educated and skilled workforce, with a strong talent pool available this attracts investment and supports the growth of knowledge-based industries, which are crucial for driving economic growth.

In conclusion, Brisbane has shown that is has Resilience, Recovery, and Strength. Brisbane and Queensland have shown resilience in the face of challenges, such as natural disasters like floods and cyclones. The city has a history of bouncing back and recovering from adverse events. All the indicators show optimism in economic growth, infrastructure development, entrepreneurship, tourism a skilled workforce, liveability, and lifestyle resilience and recovery. These factors provide a solid foundation for the city's economic prospects and offer opportunities for businesses, investors, and individuals to succeed and contribute to Brisbane's overall prosperity.