Park only in your allocated space
Each lot is allocated between one and three car parks. Please do not park in a space allocated to another lot.
Practical information for everyone who lives at Victoria Park Residences.
A simple guide to resident, visitor and street parking.
Each lot is allocated between one and three car parks. Please do not park in a space allocated to another lot.
Visitor bays are for people visiting the building and should not be used as an extra resident car park.
If your lot has one car park but your household has two cars, consider applying to Brisbane City Council for a resident parking permit.
The closest public chargers are on QUT’s Kelvin Grove campus — at H Block and the Sports Lane car park — a few minutes’ walk up Victoria Park Road. Check <a href="https://www.plugshare.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">PlugShare</a> for current rates and availability.
Car parks and caged storage in apartment buildings are opportunistic targets, and a car boot is not a safe. Take laptops, tools, bikes, sunglasses and paperwork with you, leave nothing visible on a seat, and lock the car every time — even for a five-minute trip upstairs. The building’s insurance covers the building, not your belongings — anything taken from a car or a cage is your own loss unless you have contents cover. Report anything that looks off to the building manager, and anything stolen to <a href="https://www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Queensland Police</a> so there is a record.
A resident permit is linked to your vehicle and generally lasts for 12 months. It allows you to park beyond signed time limits where the sign says resident permits are excepted. It does not reserve a space, and normal parking signs still apply.
Council confirms eligibility, the current fee and any streets attached to the permit. Always follow the signs where you park.