Latest data has revealed GC prices have reached a new high, with the Gold Coast now the second most expensive property market in the country!

As we turn the page to 2024, we are excited to share some insights that will undoubtedly brighten your spirits. The Gold Coast property market is poised for continued positive growth, with home values estimated to increase by four to eight percent over 2024. Prestige property is expected to perform strong as interstate buyers continue to migrate to the beautiful Gold Coast, with properties that are well-located (such as close to the water and amenities) expected to perform particularly well.

With young couples, families, downsizers and retirees flocking to the Gold Coast and increasingly choosing the coastal lifestyle over major cities, the much-loved GC continues to grow with demand.

"Top agents: The hustlers behind Queensland's most expensive real estate"... a nice headline to feature in on Saturday morning! As recently published in the Courier Mail and the Gold Coast Bulletin, exclusive data from realestate.com.au has ranked the state’s selling agents by their highest average residential sale, based on publicly declared sales results over the year to March 2023.

Happy New Year everyone! During the pandemic we have seen soaring property prices across Australia. Over the last few months, the same question has been circulating… “When will they start to drop?”. Here we unpack recent data about the Gold Coast property market and what this means for 2023.

While overall we have seen property prices across Australia start to slow down, not all the nation’s property markets are being impacted equally.

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As we know media can have a huge impact on our confidence in the property market, so we’ve broken down some of the latest coverage and what this means for you and Gold Coast property.

With latest property insights show that the Gold Coast is likely to perform major Australian capital cities in 2022, we look into property forecasts across cities and what this means for the Gold Coast market this year.

Happy New Year everyone! What a great start to the year with several news articles emerging highlighting the continuation of the Gold Coast property market boom into 2022!

New property sales have surged by almost 100 per cent on the Gold Coast, according to recent property data. Industry experts say the figures are the most significant recorded in more than eight years, with intrastate-based Queenslanders driving the surge, followed by Victorians.

Here’s a quick snapshot of the latest Gold Coast property market statistics from some of the biggest news sources in Australia. Not bad, right?

South East Queensland is shaping up to be a strong bet for investors, with properties from the Gold Coast to the Sunshine Coast selling fast and on a solid foundation for capital growth in 2021.

It is probably no wonder we have seen Gold Coast property enquiry levels increase from both Sydney and Melbourne as the pandemic is hitting hard in these areas. We are really feeling for our Southern neighbours during this time…

The Gold Coast property market is showing extremely positive signs of a bounce back with jaw-dropping sales this week including a $25m beachfront home equalling Queensland’s most expensive property on record which came days after an $11.5m sale of another waterfront home.

Due to the current circumstances surrounding COVID-19, we are seeing some changes in what people are searching for in relation to property. Many prospective buyers have now added new boxes to be ticked when looking for the perfect home.

With the current social distancing requirements, we are constantly working on new ways we can share information about our latest projects while ensuring the health and safety of our clients.

The route for Stage 3A of the Gold Coast Light Rail has been finalised from Broadbeach to Burleigh.

The Gold Coast has flooded the list of Queensland’s 10 most in-demand suburbs for apartments, in realestate.com.au’s latest Australian Property Market Report for July.

Brisbane is the only capital city to report positive property price growth in the June quarter, with the upswing also extending to parts of regional Queensland including the Gold Coast.