Highfields, located in Queensland, is a thriving suburb known for its scenic landscapes and family-friendly atmosphere. The suburb has shown consistent growth in the property market, making it a prime location for both homeowners and investors.
The sales data for houses in Highfields over the past few years reflects a steady increase in property values:
The most recent data from 2024 indicates a median house price of $830,000, representing a 5.1% increase from the previous year. The highest recorded sale price in 2024 was $2,350,000, while the lowest was $480,000.
Highfields has experienced significant growth over the past two decades:
The suburb’s growth is reflected in the number of sales and the increase in median prices over the years. The rolling 12-month data shows a rise in the median sale price from $757,500 to $830,000, highlighting the suburb's robust property market.
Highfields also boasts a healthy rental market:
The rental market remains strong with a median rent of $650 per week for houses. The yield of 4.1% indicates a solid return on investment for rental properties.
Some notable recent sales in Highfields include:
These sales show a range of property values, demonstrating the diverse market within Highfields.
Recent rental properties include:
With 102 recorded house rentals in the last 12 months, the rental market is active and provides various options for potential tenants.
Highfields continues to be a desirable location for both buyers and renters, with strong growth in property values and a robust rental market. The suburb's consistent increase in median prices and high demand for rentals highlight its appeal. For anyone considering investing or relocating to Highfields, the data suggests a positive outlook for the foreseeable future.
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For more detailed information or to discuss potential investment opportunities, feel free to contact Tye Thies at Tomoro Real Estate.
Data sourced from the Suburb Flyover Report for Highfields, prepared by Tye Thies, Tomoro Real Estate, July 2024.
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