Proximity to the beach and lifestyle appeal is the common denominator in the Sunshine Coast’s top 10 suburbs, which reported the most growth in house prices in 2020, a current report has discovered.
The report Top 5 Queensland Regional Hotspots 2020/21 published by Hotspotting.com.au, has analysed the region’s growth across the past 12 months.
The report addressed the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and how the region has surged from demand, motivated by buyers from southern states.
“The Sunshine Coast market is holding up well against the pandemic, despite the importance of tourism to the economy, because of the level of spending on major infrastructure projects,” the report records. “Real estate professionals at the coalface report no evidence of falling property values, and statistics from CoreLogic confirm this. “There is a general trend of increased sales and prices for both houses and units across the entire coast, led by major uplift in the Noosa area.”
Sunshine Coast Review:
- Birtinya – 56 sales, a median price of $670,000, yearly growth of two per cent
- Bli Bli – 187 sales, a median price of $565,000, yearly growth of three per cent
- Buderim – 530 sales, a median price of $680,000, yearly growth of five per cent
- Buderim – 530 sales, a median price of $680,000, yearly growth of five per cent
- Caloundra West – 131 sales, a median price of $485,000, yearly growth of one per cent
- Coolum Beach – 149 sales, a median price of $700,000, yearly growth of one per cent
- Currimundi – 106 sales, a median price of $560,000, yearly growth of six per cent
- Doonan – 68 sales, a median price of $960,000, yearly growth of eleven per cent
- Eumundi – 61 sales, a median price of $710,000, yearly growth of seven per cent
- Golden Beach – 88 sales, a median price of $620,000, yearly growth of eight per cent
- Little Mountain – 142 sales, a median price of $600,000, yearly growth of five per cent
- Maroochydore – 198 sales, a median price of $655,000, yearly growth of two per cent
- Mooloolaba – 93 sales, a median price of $900,000, yearly growth of ten per cent
- Mount Coolum – 58 sales, a median price of $635,000, yearly growth of six per cent
- Nambour – 204 sales, a median price of $415,000, yearly growth of two per cent
- Noosa Heads – 110 sales, a median price of $1,180,000, yearly growth of eleven per cent
- Noosaville – 156 sales, a median price of $1,100,000, yearly growth of twelve per cent
- Palmwoods – 108 sales, a median price of $570,000, yearly growth of three per cent
- Parrearra – 89 sales, a median price of $730,000, yearly growth of negative five per cent
- Perlican Waters – 171 sales, a median price of $775,000, yearly growth of three per cent
- Peregian Beach – 87 sales, a median price of $815000, yearly growth of negative six per cent
- Peregian Springs – 193 sales, a median price of $650,000, yearly growth of three per cent
- Sippy Downs – 169 sales, a median price of $525,000, yearly growth of one per cent
- Sunrise Beach – 71 sales, a median price of $975,000, yearly growth of seventeen per cent
- Sunshine Beach – 73 sales, a median price of $1,175,000, yearly growth of thirty-three per cent
- Tewantin – 195 sales, a median price of $600,000, yearly growth of four per cent
- Twin Waters – 63 sales, a median price of $810,000, yearly growth of negative five per cent
- Warana – 68 sales, a median price of $750,000, yearly growth of eight per cent
- Wurtulla – 89 sales, a median price of $610,000, yearly growth of negative five per cent
- Woombye – 78 sales, a median price of $530,000, yearly growth of negative one per cent
- Yaroomba – 42 sales, a median price of $960,000, yearly growth of twenty-seven per cent