South East Queensland Hotspots 2nd half 2015
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South East Queensland Hotspots 2nd half 2015
PROPERTY HOTSPOTS PROPERTY WATCH® REPORT Surfers Paradise SOUTH GOLD EASTCOAST QUEENSLAND Fourth Quarter 2013 2ND HALF 2015 HOTSPOTS OVERVIEW This South East Queensland hotspot report analyses all suburbs within the Brisbane City Council , Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay, Ipswich, Logan, Redland, and Gold Coast City Council domain, to highlight those with above average growth over the past 12 months to 2015. Two key indicators are utilised: Firstly median price growth and transaction level of house and unit between 2014 and 2015. Overall South East Queensland median house price has increased with Gold Coast City local government area leading the growth. Higher house median price are recorded despite of slower median growth rate compared to 2014. This suggests that the housing market continue to perform, hinting at potential rise in future demand. Secondly the aggregate estimated value of residential, commercial, and infrastructure project developments to commence construction in 2016 onwards. This is important as it indicates upcoming property supply, connectivity between to the CBD and other economic hubs, and level of Overview economic activity expected in the area. 12 MONTHS MARKET COMPARISON LGA Property Type Median Price 2014 Median Price 2015** Annual Growth Projects 20142016 House $590,000 $605,000 2.5% $26.7Billion KEY MARKET INDICATORS Brisbane Change from Last Unit $430,000 $430,000 0.0% House $497,000 $505,000 1.6% Unit $360,000 $355,000 -1.4% House $413,000 $415,000 0.5% Unit $335,000 $323,000 -3.6% House $319,000 $328,000 2.8% Unit $300,000 $266,750 -11.1% House $375,000 $380,000 1.3% Unit $250,000 $228,500 -8.6% House $467,000 $486,475 2.1% Unit $369,000 $385,000 4.3% House $573,000 $600,000 4.7% Units $372,000 $365,000 -1.9% Year Half Year House sales Sunshine Coast $4.0Billion House median Moreton Bay Ipswich Logan Redland Gold Coast House rents $3.9Billion Unit sales $2.8Billion Unit median DrUnit Diaswati rents Mardiasmo PRDnationwide National Research Manager $1.9Billion $967.7Million $13.6Billion “South East Queensland, is dubbed as the next golden triangle of property, due to its steady growth and high level of project development in the near future. It is a place to watch and quickly take action” Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. Gold Coast figures are that of Gold Coast City LGA only and does not include Albert Shire **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland SEQ MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE LGA MAP 2015 LEGEND DATA NOT AVAILABLE < $400,000 $400,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $800,000 $800,000 - $1,000,000 > $1,000,000 MOST EXPENSIVE SUBURBS Suburb Median House Price Rental Yield Teneriffe $1,737,500 2.4% New Farm $1,500,000 2.4% Ascot $1,496,000 2.6% MOST AFFORDABLE SUBURBS *Median price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 **Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value Source: APM Pricefinder, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Australian Bureau of Statistics, ESRI Suburb Median House Price Rental Yield Russell Island $162,500 7.1% Riverview $223,750 6.3% Leichhardt $228,250 6.4% BRISBANE BRISBANE KEY INDICATORS Change from Last Year Half Year House sales House median House rents Unit sales Unit median Unit rents Overview 12 MONTHS TOP PERFORMERS Area Inner Suburbs Northern Suburbs Type Median Price 2014 Median Price 2015* Annual Growth Projects 2014 – 2015 Project 2016 Main 2014 - 2015 Projects House $768,000 $955,050 24.4% $204.75M $196.2M Shafston Avenue Units ($30.0M), Vulture Street Mixed Use Development ($18.0M) Bowen Hills Unit $422,000 $490,000 16.1% $495.8M $141.5M NGR SEQ Stabling Yard Project ($116.0M), RNA Showground Redevelopment The Yards Apartments ($100.0M) Wooloowin House $700,000 $880,000 25.7% $23.9M $5.5M Isedale Street Mixed Development ($15.0M), Norman Street Units ($2.5M) Unit $405,000 $470,000 16.0% $20.1M $12.0M Rode Road Townhouses ($10.0M), Keona Road Units ($5.0M) House $372,000 $422,500 13.6% $23.6M $28.0M Aveo Durack Independent Living Units ($7.0M), Blunder Road Townhouses ($6.5M) Unit $420,000 $537,500 28.0% $191.2M Bulimba House $1.10M $1.21M 10.5% $47.2M $66.7M Taylor Street Warehouses & Storage Area ($20.0M), Johnston Street Unit Murarrie Unit $446,000 $526,750 18.1% $85.2M $65.7M Murarrie Road Warehouse Units ($16.0M), Lytton Road Warehouse Units & Self Storage Facility ($15.0M) House $583,000 $681,500 16.9% $39.8M $10.0M Enoggera Defense Housing ($12.0M), DHA Townhouses O’Connell Place Enoggera ($10.0M) Unit $460,000 $487,500 6.0% $11.4M $3.5M Suburb Kangaroo Point McDowall South Suburbs Durack Rochedale Eastern Suburbs Western Suburbs Enoggera Gardner Road Units ($75.0M), Dr$89.5M Diaswati Mardiasmo Rochedale Motorway Estate PRDnationwide National ($50.0M) Research Manager Heading Wesley Hospital Operating Chasely Avenue Units ($7.2M), Auchenflower Theatres Refurbishment ($1.0M) *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland BRISBANE MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE SUBURB MAP 2015 ADELAIDE CBD LEGEND DATA NOT AVAILABLE < $400,000 $400,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $800,000 $800,000 - $1,000,000 > $1,000,000 Top 3 Lowest Priced Suburbs Median Price 2015* Project Development** Median Rent (Q2) Rental Yield Ellen Grove $247,850 $6.5M $285 6.8% Inala $317,000 $14.8M $320 5.4% Darra $340,000 $3.4M $340 5.1% Top 3 Highest Priced Suburbs Median Price 2015* Project Development** Median Rent (Q2) Rental Yield Teneriffe $1,737,500 $8.5M $570 2.4% New Farm $1,500,000 $52.1M $638 2.4% Ascot $1,496,000 $9.4M $575 2.6% *Median price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 **Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value Source: APM Pricefinder, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Australian Bureau of Statistics, ESRI BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL PROPERTY GROWTH 18000 $700,000 16000 Number Of Sales 14000 12000 $400,000 10000 8000 KEY FACTS 6000 KEY FACTS UNIT 15705 12809 12007 12253 11964 Interest in Surfers Paradise property9612 market is recorded at an average 10000 of 4000 49 visits per property, on par with average regional QLD of 48. Home 7937 loan affordability is widely spread, between $1000-$3000+ per month. Rental 2000affordability sit within mid-high end of the market at $275-$449 Overview per week. In 2011 23% of homes were fully rented. 1799 1045 1328owned and 37% 0 2011 2012 2013 $300,000 Median Price Median Rent Price: $495 Suburb Rental Yield: +2.6% Average Days on Market$600,000 : 47 Bedroom Breakdown: 2 Bed: 17%, 3 Bed: 46%,$500,000 4+ Bed: 38% Median Rent Price: $400 $200,000 Suburb8615 Rental Yield: +5.4% Average Days on Market: 36 5420 Bedroom Breakdown: $100,000 1 Bed: 32%, 2 Bed: 54%, 3+ Bed: 14% 1625 2014 537 $0 2015 House Unit Vacant Land Median House Price Median Unit Price Median Land Price TOP PROJECTS 2015 BASED ON ESTIMATED VALUE Estimated Value Commence Date Completion Date $600M 04/05/2015 31/03/2017 $200M 03/12/2015 31/12/2018 $150M 07/09/2015 31/08/2017 $150M 05/10/2015 20/12/2017 $275M 18/06/2015 TBA Construction of 421 units, retail spaces, recreation facilities and car park. $120M 05/10/2015 31/05/2017 Design, construct & commissioning of all stabling site works & connection works 04/08/2015 $116MHeading 28/03/2017 Project Title Suburb Brief Project Description Barry Parade Mixed Development Stage 1 Fortitude Valley Construction of stage 1 of mixed use development in 2 towers above central podium Gardens Riverside West End Units West End Construction of additional 309 units on site Spire Apartments Brisbane Skytower Brisbane Stage 2 Brisbane Boggo Road Urban Village Dutton Park Newstead Central Stages 2&3 Newstead NGR SEQ Stabling Yard Project Bowen Hills Mixed use development., to include retail spaces, residential units, recreational facilities and car parks. Mixed use tower with retail space, residential units and recreational facilities Residential precinct includes 446 unit. Mixed use precinct includes retail space, residential buildings, open space *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland SUNSHINE COAST KEY MARKET INDICATORS Change from Last Year Half Year House sales *IMAGE* 6.5cm HIGH 10.6cm WIDE House median House rents Unit sales Unit median Unit rents Overview 12 MONTHS TOP PERFORMERS Sunshine Coast Area Inner Suburbs Northern Suburbs Southern Suburbs Type Median Price 2014 Median Price 2015 Annual Growth Projects 20142015 Projects 2016 Main 2014 - 2015 Projects Nambour House $355,500 $352,000 4.9% $42.7M $12.9M Sunshine Coast Community Care Units ($10.0M), Fairmeadow Road Townhouses ($6.5M) Alexandra Headland Unit $330,000 $346,500 5.0% $12.0M $75.5M Mari Street Mixed Use Development ($8.0M), Mandarin Street Apartments ($2.5M) Eumundi House $512,500 $557,500 8.8% $10.6M $10.0M Eumundi Hamlets Retirement Village ($10.0M), Bruce Highway Beerburrum – Eumundi Pier Protection Project ($512,000) Coolum Beach House $500,000 $521,750 4.4% $35.9M $33.8M Coolum Hotel Redevelopment($8.0M), Ozzy Cranes Industrial Building ($4.0M) Little Mountain House $495,000 $520,000 5.1% $53.5M $11.0M Little Mountain Community Facility Stages 1 - 12 ($38.0M), Sunset Drive Townhouses Stages 1 & 2 ($8.5M) Unit $259,000 $281,250 8.6% $12.8M Pine Camp Road Subdivision Dr Diaswati Mardiasmo $1.8M ($3.4M), Simpson Street Manager Shopping PRDnationwide National Research Complex ($2.0M) House $482,000 $507,500 5.3% $147M $15.0M Kontiki Commercial Development Stage 2 ($15.0M), Pikki Street Mixed Development ($15.0M) Marcoola Unit $304,500 $359,000 17.9% $2.0M $380.0M Seaside Boulevard Units ($2.0M) Alexandra Headland Unit $330,000 $346,500 5.0% $12.1M $75.5M Mari Street Mixed Development ($8.0M), Mandin Street Apartments ($2.5M) House $490,500 $522,500 6.5% $4.5M $282M Coral Street Units ($1.2M), Blue Care Erowal Aged Care Facility Refurbishment ($850,000) Suburb Beerwah Eastern Suburbs Western Suburbs Maroochydore Maleny Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland SUNSHINE COAST MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE SUBURB MAP 2015 LEGEND DATA NOT AVAILABLE < $400,000 $400,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $800,000 $800,000 - $1,000,000 > $1,000,000 MOST EXPENSIVE SUBURBS Suburb Median House Price Rental Yield Tanawha $1,017,500 3.5% Diddillibah $740,000 3.6% Mons $739,000 4.0% MOST AFFORDABLE SUBURBS Median House Price Rental Yield Coes Creek $387,509 5.4% Yandina $363,500 6.9% Nambour $352,000 5.6% Suburb *Median price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 **Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value Source: APM Pricefinder, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Australian Bureau of Statistics, ESRI SUNSHINE COAST REGIONAL PROPERTY GROWTH 8000 $600,000 7000 Number of Sales 6000 5000 4000 $300,000 KEY FACTS UNIT 6669 3000 5836 KEY FACTS $200,000 4785 2000 3884 3810at an average Interest in Surfers Paradise property market is recorded 2625 of 49 visits per property, on par with average regional QLD of 48. Home 2285 loan1000 affordability is widely spread, between $1000-$3000+1749 per month. 1091 Rental affordability sit 894 within mid-high end of the market at $275-$449 Overview 0 In 2011 23% of homes were fully owned and 37% rented. per week. 2011 House Unit 2012 2013 Vacant Land 4103 Median Rent Price: $400 Suburb Rental Yield: +5.4% 2681 $100,000 2162Average Days on Market: 36 1588 Bedroom Breakdown: 578 1 Bed: 32%, 2 Bed: 54%,$0 3+ Bed: 14% 2014 Median House Price Median Price Median Rent Price: $495 Suburb Rental Yield: +2.6% Average Days on Market$500,000 : 47 Bedroom Breakdown: 2 Bed: 17%, 3 Bed: 46%,$400,000 4+ Bed: 38% 2015 Median Unit Price Median Land Price TOP PROJECTS 2015 BASED ON ESTIMATED VALUE Project Title Suburb Brief Project Description Estimated Value Commence Date Completion Date Caloundra South Commercial Subdivision Bells Creek Proposed reconfiguration into 5000 lots and construction of new roads. $200M 03/12/2015 30/03/2017 Caloundra South Master Planned Community Bells Creek Proposed development of 150 hectares commercial business park $120M 03/12/2015 30/11/2017 Queensland Rail South East Queensland Rail Stabling Facilities Kawana Town Centre Woombye $116M 20/10/2015 16/11/2016 $100M 01/12/2015 31/12/2019 $70M 20/02/2015 31/10/2015 $50M 04/11/2015 31/05/2018 $30M 26/10/2015 31/01/2017 $38M 03/10/2015 31/05/2018 $28M 02/06/2015 15/10/2019 Halcyon Over 50’s Lifestyle Resort Bli Bli Caloundra South Northern Locality Opal Aged Care Kawana Waters Caloundra Kawana Waters Design & Construction of Rail Stabling facilities at Banyo, Elimbah, Robina & Woombye Shopping centre, hotels, apartments, commercial offices and restaurants developments. Construction of over 50's lifestyle resort with 170 units Proposed subdivision from 2 into 1453 residential lots. Construction of new 4 storey aged care facility with 151 beds Little Mountain Community Facility Little Mountain Proposed construction of Little Mountain Community Facility over 12 stages Bells Reach Estate Subdivision Caloundra West Proposed reconfiguration into 700 lots Kawana Waters Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 •Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland MORETON BAY KEY MARKET INDICATORS Change from Last Year Half Year House sales *IMAGE* 6.5cm HIGH 10.6cm WIDE House median House rents Unit sales Unit median Unit rents Overview 12 MONTHS TOP PERFORMERS Moreton Bay Area Inner Suburbs Southern Suburbs Type Median Price 2014 Median Price 2015 Annual Growth Projects 20142015 Projects 2016 Main 2014 - 2015 Projects Beachmere House $330,000 $340,000 3.0% $27.4M $36.5M Beachmere Retirement Village ($25.0M) Morayfield Unit $236,050 $268,000 13.5% $68.4M $75.5M Oakley Flat Road Retirement Village & Townhouses Stages 1 - 3 ($30.0M), Weier Road Commercial Complex ($5.0M) Deception Bay House $310,000 $327,500 5.6% $147M $7.5M Deception Bay Road Upgrade ($124.0M), Deception Bay Shopping Centre Alterations & Extension ($6.5M) Strathpine Unit $255,000 $261,625 2.6% $17.6M $380.0M Graham Road Residential Development ($10.0M), Grahams Road Residential Development ($10.0M) House $455,000 $510,000 12.1% $36.7M $70.4M The Scarborough Mixed Use Development Stage 1($15.0M), The Scarborough Mixed Use Development Stage 2 ($10.0M) Arana Hills Unit $366,500 $392,500 7.1% $750K Dawson Parade Commercial Building Extension ($400,000), Wightman $10.8M Dr Diaswati Mardiasmo Reserve Cabbage Tree Creek Channel UpgradeResearch ($350,000)Manager PRDnationwide National Burpengary House $400,000 $413,250 3.3% $90.7M $138.3M Burpengary State High School Stage 1 ($35.0M), Burpengary Shopping Centre ($15.0M) Boogaree House $380,500 $415,000 9.1% $7.2M $24.0M Bribie Lakes Master planned Community Residential Subdivision ($2.0M), First Avenue & Goodwin Drive Roadwork ($10M) Redcliffe Unit $340,000 $370,000 8.8% $29.5M $53.7M Redcliffe Hospital Ward Level 4 East Upgrade ($10.0M), Margate Parade Boardwalk Rehabilitation ($2.7M) House $402,000 $437,000 8.7% $13.2M $6.8M Woodcliffe Crescent Units ($10.0M), Moreton Bay Regional Council Road Resurfacing Program 2014 - 2015 ($1.4M) Suburb Scarborough Eastern Suburbs Woody Point Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 •Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland MORETON BAY MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE SUBURB MAP 2015 LEGEND DATA NOT AVAILABLE < $400,000 $400,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $800,000 $800,000 - $1,000,000 > $1,000,000 MOST EXPENSIVE SUBURBS Suburb Median House Price Rental Yield Highvale $865,000 4.3% Samford Valley $862,500 4.1% Newport $846,250 4.3% MOST AFFORDABLE SUBURBS *Median price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 **Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value Source: APM Pricefinder, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Australian Bureau of Statistics, ESRI Suburb Median House Price Rental Yield Bellara $313,500 5.5% Caboolture $305,000 5.6% Cabbolture South $269,500 5.6% MORETON BAY REGIONAL PROPERTY GROWTH 8000 $500,000 Median Rent Price: $495 Suburb Rental Yield: +2.6% $450,000 Average Days on Market : 47 Bedroom Breakdown: $400,000 2 Bed: 17%, 3 Bed: 46%, 4+ Bed: 38% 7000 $350,000 5000 $300,000 4000 KEY FACTS UNIT $250,000 7492 6674 3000 KEY FACTS $200,000 5478 4990 Median Rent Price: $400$150,000 Suburb3623 Rental Yield: +5.4% Average Days on Market:$100,000 36 2467 2144 Bedroom Breakdown: $50,000 1 Bed: 32%,915 2 Bed: 818 54%, 3+ Bed: 14% Interest 2000in Surfers Paradise property market is recorded at an average of 49 visits per property, on par with average regional QLD of 48. Home loan1000 affordability is widely spread, between $1000-$3000+2130 per month. 1705 1617of the market 1518 Rental affordability1442 sit 1479 within mid-high end at $275-$449 Overview per week. In 2011 23% of homes were fully owned and 37% rented. 0 2011 House Unit 2012 Vacant Land 2013 Median Price Number of Sales 6000 $0 2014 Median House Price 2015 Median Unit Price Median Land Price TOP PROJECTS 2015 BASED ON ESTIMATED VALUE Project Title Suburb Brief Project Description Estimated Value Commence Date Completion Date Westfield Northlakes Stages 3 & Ikea North Lakes Extension to major shopping centre building to include retail spaces, restaurant and cinemas. $230.0M 18/03/2015 31/08/2016 Deception Bay Road Upgrade Deception Bay To include duplication of the Deception Bay Rd bridge over Bruce Highway. $124.0M 07/08/2015 10/06/2020 South Pine River & Tributary Creek Bridge Upgrades Project Brendale South Pine River & Tributary Creek Bridge Upgrades Project 08/07/2015 08/03/2016 Griffin State Primary School Griffin Design & construction of new primary school $35.0M 12/01/2015 22/12/2015 Caboolture East State Primary School Caboolture Design & construction of new Primary School $35.0M 09/09/2015 30/11/2016 McLennan Court Mixed Use Development North Lakes Construction of 4 residential buildings, adding 88 units to the market $30.0M 12/01/2015 31/01/2017 Spinnaker Drive Units Sandstone Point Proposed construction of 5 x buildings with a total of 168 units over 3 stages $30.0M 01/11/2015 01/11/2017 Beachmere Retirement Village Beachmere Proposed construction of Retirement Village with 175 units $25.0M 03/10/2015 31/12/2016 $50.0M Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 •Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland IPSWICH KEY MARKET INDICATORS Change from Last Year Half Year House sales *IMAGE* 6.5cm HIGH 10.6cm WIDE House median House rents Unit sales Unit median Unit rents Overview 12 MONTHS TOP PERFORMERS Ipswich Area Suburb Type Median Price 2014 Median Price 2015 Annual Growth Projects 20142015 Projects 2016 Main 2014 - 2015 Projects n Inner Suburb Ipswich House $292,000 $347,000 18.8% $30.2M $71.0M Hancock Street Unit ($4.0M), 88 Limestone Street Commercial Development ($9.0M) Inner North Tivoli House $245,000 $282,000 15.1% $400K $3.2M Ipswich Caravan Village Extension ($400,000) Inner East Redbank House $287,625 $301,000 4.7% $81.5M $10.0M TNT Express Logistics Facility ($50.0M). Northline Distribution Warehouses ($25.0M). Bellbird Park Unit $175,000 $200,000 14.3% $63.4M $2.0M Bellbird Park State Secondary School Stage 1 ($35.0M). Brentwood Forest Estate Subdivision Stages 18 & 19 ($6.3M). Booval House $261,000 $275,000 5.4% $17.7M $1.2M Nimmo Street Townhouses ($5.0M). Pemberton Street Units ($2.8M). Unit $379,000 $382,000 0.8% $64.5M Park Edge Residential Development Stages 1-6 ($35.0M). Springfield Lakes Dr Diaswati Mardiasmo $27.6M Cnetral Walk Estates Stages 12 & 13 PRDnationwide National Research Manager ($6.3M). Yamanto House $377,500 $415,000 9.9% $13.1M $1.2M Yamanto Village Shopping Centre ($7.0M). Yamanto Shopping Centre ($5.0M). Ripley House $295,000 $336,250 14.0% $113.9M $138.5M Secondary Urban Centre East Residential Subdivision ($50.0M), Ripley Valley Subdivision Stage 4 ($9.1M). Leichhardt House $215,000 $228,250 6.2% $7.5M $10.2M Golf Links Estate Subdivision ($3.9M), Essington Rise Estate Subdivision ($2.1M) Rosewood House $270,000 $277,000 2.6% $20.0M $31.0M South East Queensland Timber Bridge Replacement ($9.3M). The Links Estate Subdivision Stages 4 - 6 ($2.0M). Springfield Lakes Inner South Inner West Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland IPSWICH MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE SUBURB MAP 2015 SYD CBD SYD AIRPORT LEGEND DATA NOT AVAILABLE < $400,000 $400,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $800,000 Top 3 Lowest Priced Suburbs Median Price 2015* Project Development** Median Rent (Q2) Rental Yield Gailes $236,250 - $280 6.4% Leichhardt $228,250 $6.0M $270 6.4% Riverview $223,750 $29.5M $280 6.3% Top 3 Highest Priced Suburbs Median Price 2015* Project Development** Median Rent (Q2) Rental Yield Pine Mountain $510,000 - $550 4.1% Augustine Heights $494,500 $15.8M $420 4.2% Karalee $482,000 $11.4M $460 4.8% $800,000 - $1,000,000 > $1,000,000 *Median price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 **Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value Source: APM Pricefinder, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Australian Bureau of Statistics, ESRI IPSWICH LGA PROPERTY GROWTH 3500 $350,000 Number Of Sales 3000 2500 2000 $200,000 1500 2392 KEY FACTS 1000 KEY FACTS UNIT $150,000 3033 2660 2038 Interest in Surfers Paradise property market is recorded at an average of 49 visits per property, on par with average regional QLD1406 of 48. Home 1010 500affordability is widely 898 loan spread, between $1000-$3000+ per month. Rental affordability 369 at $275-$449 228 sit within mid-high 295 end of the market Overview per week. In 2011 23% of homes were fully owned and 37% rented. 0 2011 House Unit 2012 2013 Vacant Land Median Price Median Rent Price: $495 Suburb Rental Yield: +2.6% $300,000 Average Days on Market : 47 Bedroom Breakdown: 2 Bed: 17%, 3 Bed: 46%,$250,000 4+ Bed: 38% Median Rent Price: $400$100,000 Yield: +5.4% Average Days on Market:$50,000 36 Bedroom Breakdown: 481 1 Bed: 32%,1882 Bed: 54%, 3+ Bed: 14% 1699 1545 Suburb Rental 497 $0 2014 Median House Price 2015 Median Unit Price Median Land Price TOP PROJECTS 2015 BASED ON ESTIMATED VALUE Project Title Suburb Brief Project Description Brookewater Gold & Spa Residential Resort Brookwater Development of 5 star international resort to include 524 residential resort apartment Citiswich Industrial Estate Subdivision RAAF Amberley 17th Construction Squadron Relocation Infrastructure Project Bundamba Construction of an industrial park Amberley Springfield Health City 1 Mixed Use Development Springfield Central 17th Construction Squadron, 6th Engineer Support Regiment, Relocation Project to RAAF Base Amberley. Construction of mixed use development in 3 buildings in 2 stages Secondary Urban Centre East Residential Subdivision Ripley Ripley Valley State Primary School Stage 1 Ripley Valley Design & construction of new primary school Springfield State Primary School Stage 1 Springfield Bellbird Park State Secondary School Stage 1 Bellbird Park 80 bed hospital, theatre space, inpatient wards, day surgery & cancer care unit. Design & construction of new secondary school. 1490 low density dwellings, 430 medium density dwellings and 1 primary school. Estimated Value Commence Date Completion Date $120.0M 15/11/2015 15/03/2018 $85.0M 09/12/2015 20/12/2017 $55.0M 10/09/2015 31/12/2016 $50.0M 26/10/2015 30/04/2017 $50.0M 03/12/2015 31/05/2020 $35.0M 12/01/2015 22/12/2015 $35.0M 09/09/2015 30/11/2016 09/09/2015 Heading 30/11/2016 $35M *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 •Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland LOGAN KEY MARKET INDICATORS Change from Last Year Half Year House sales *IMAGE* 6.5cm HIGH 10.6cm WIDE House median House rents Unit sales Unit median Unit rents Overview TOP PERFORMERS Logan Area Inner Suburbs Type Median Price 2014 Median Price 2015 Annual Growth Projects 20142015 Projects 2016 Main 2014 - 2015 Projects Logan Central House $267,000 $290,000 8.6% $13.2M $211.5M Ewing Road Units ($3.5M) Logan City Council Safety Camera Monitoring Facility ($50M) Logan Central Unit $178,000 $185,000 3.9% $13.2M $211.5M Ewing Road Units ($3.5M) Logan City Council Safety Camera Monitoring Facility ($50M) Suburb Eastern Suburbs Shailer Park House $485,000 $515,000 6.2% $1.1M $440K Roselea Park Redevelopment ($450K) Logan Hyperdome Market Place Court Refurbishment ($400K) Northern Suburbs Springwood House $436,250 $468,661 7.0% $18.8M $44.0M Elements Third Age Living Stage 2 ($4.2M), Scifleet Vehicles Sales & Service Centre ($3.2M) Springwood Unit $265,000 $283,500 7.0% $18.8M $44.0M Elements Third Age Living Stage 2 ($4.2M), Scifleet Vehicles Sales & Service Centre ($3.2M) House $351,925 $402,159 14.3% $47.5M $5.0M Southern Suburbs Logan Reserve Logan Rserve Road Residential Subdivision Stages 1 -14 ($21.0M), Stoneleigh Reserve Estate Subdivision Dr Diaswati Mardiasmo Remaining Stages ($7.1M) PRDnationwide National Research Manager Loganlea House $319,000 $350,000 9.7% $13.4M $6.8M Burchill Street Warehouses & Office ($5.0M) Loganlea Road 95 Lot Subdivision ($3.8M) Logan Village House $487,000 $520,000 6.8% $9.9M $11.0M River Oaks Estate Subdivision Stages 3 & 4 ($2.7M), My Home & The River Residential Subdivision Stages 8 ($2.2M) Crestmead House $291,350 $309,350 6.2% $21.5M $3.0M Chambers Flat Road Duplexes ($9.5M), Calcium Court Warehouse ($4.0M) Marsden House $319,500 $336,000 5.2% $40.8M $31.4M Second Avenue Townhouses ($9.0M), Aldo Supermarket Marsden ($2.0M) Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland LOGAN MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE SUBURB MAP 2015 SYD CBD SYD AIRPORT LEGEND DATA NOT AVAILABLE < $400,000 $400,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $800,000 Top 3 Lowest Priced Suburbs Median Price 2015* Project Development** Median Rent (Q2) Rental Yield Kingston $285,000 $9.3M $330 6.0% Woodridge $281,500 $2.3M $320 6.1% Eagleby $271,750 $15.9M $330 6.3% Top 3 Highest Priced Suburbs Median Price 2015* Project Development** Median Rent (Q2) Rental Yield Forestdale $715,000 $50.0M - 4.6% New Beith $547,500 $4.6M $500 5.2% Chambers Flat $540,000 - $460 5.0% $800,000 - $1,000,000 > $1,000,000 *Median price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 **Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value Source: APM Pricefinder, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Australian Bureau of Statistics, ESRI LOGAN CITY LGA PROPERTY GROWTH 5000 $500,000 Number Of Sales 4000 3500 3000 $300,000 2500 $250,000 4649 2000 KEY FACTS UNIT $200,000 3841 3183 1500FACTS 2915 KEY House $150,000 2603 1000 in Surfers Paradise property market is recorded at an average Interest 1658 of 49 visits per property, on par with average regional 1019 QLD1121 of 48. Home 1303 500 911 762 789 loan affordability is widely spread, between $1000-$3000+ per month. 544 Rental0affordability sit within mid-high end of the market at $275-$449 Overview per week. In 2011 23% of homes were 37% rented. 2011 2012fully owned and 2013 2014 Unit Vacant Land Median House Price Median Price Median Rent Price: $495 $450,000 Suburb Rental Yield: +2.6% $400,000 Average Days on Market : 47 Bedroom Breakdown: $350,000 2 Bed: 17%, 3 Bed: 46%, 4+ Bed: 38% 4500 Median Rent Price: $400 $100,000 Suburb Rental Yield: +5.4% $50,000 Average Days on Market: 36 676 688 Bedroom Breakdown: $0 1 Bed: 32%, 2 Bed: 54%, 3+ Bed: 14% 2015 Median Unit Price Median Land Price TOP PROJECTS 2015 BASED ON ESTIMATED VALUE Project Title Suburb Brief Project Description Estimated Value Commencement Date Completion Date Johnson Road Forestdale Roadworks Forestdale Roadworks on Johnson Road, Forestdale from Stapylton Road to Elliot Court $50.0M 30/10/2015 30/04/2017 Yarrabilba Precinct 2 North & South Village Yarrabilba Reconfiguration into 1200 lots, 5 Village Precincts $48.0M 06/01/2015 31/08/2017 Jimboomba Shopping Centre Site 1 Jimboomba Construction of shopping centre with supermarket, specialty stores and food court $45.0M 03/07/2015 20/12/2016 George Street Apartment Beenleigh Construction of 209 units $40.0M 10/09/2015 30/03/2017 Logan Reserve Proposed reconfiguration into 542 lots in 14 stages $21.0M 30/10/2015 30/12/2018 Bethania Construction of 105 townhouses $20.0M 10/11/2015 29/09/2017 Park Ridge Refurbishment to existing space & construction of 8396sq m extension $15.0M 02/09/2015 30/11/2016 Slacks Creek Construction of a new greyhound racing facility $12.0M 16/09/2015 30/04/2017 South Maclean Roadworks on Teviot Road, Jimboomba from Flagstone Bridge to Wharburton Bridge $10.8M 30/08/2015 30/06/2016 Logan Reserve Road Residential Subdivision Stages 1 - 14 Radke Road Residential Development Park Ridge Shopping Centre Alterations & Additions Cronulla Park Logan Greyhound Racetrack & Facilities Building Teviot Road South Maclean Roadwords Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 •Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland REDLAND KEY MARKET INDICATORS Change from Last Year Half Year House sales *IMAGE* 6.5cm HIGH 10.6cm WIDE House median House rents Unit sales Unit median Unit rents Overview 12 MONTHS TOP PERFORMERS Redland Area Suburb Type Median Price 2014 Median Price 2015 Annual Growth Projects 20142015 Projects 2016 Main 2014 - 2015 Projects Eastern Suburbs Macleay Island House $194,000 $245,000 26.3% $2.3M $5.0M Macleay Median Centre ($800K), Macleay Island Car Park Extension ($1.5M) Northern Suburbs Ormiston House $572,500 $655,000 14.4% $14.4M $44.3M Delancey Street Townhouses ($4.5M). Bainbridge Street Townhouses ($1.5M). Thornside House $445,500 $480,000 7.7% $2.0M $1.6M Railway Parade Units ($1.1M), Thorneside Road Townhouses ($840K). Wellington Point House $550,000 $575,000 4.5% $6.1M $27.2M Main Road Villas ($2.0M), Mainroad Townhouses ($1.5M). Birkdale House $492,500 $506,000 2.7% $27.9M $83.1M Prins Willem Alexander Village Aged Care Facility ($8.0M), Birkdale Green Commercial Development ($4.0M). Thornside Unit $355,000 $307,500 0.8% $2.0M Railway Parade Units ($1.1M), Dr Diaswati Mardiasmo $1.6M Thorneside Road Townhouses PRDnationwide National($840K). Research Manager Thornlands House $525,000 $560,000 6.7% $99.7M $83.8M Paradise Gardens Mixed Use Development ($30.0M), Boundary 396 Townhouses ($25.0M). Mount Cotton House $480,000 $490,000 2.1% $28.8M $4.0M Mount Cotton Quarry Extenstion ($15.0M), Mount Cotton Village Shopping Centre Extension ($5.5M). Redland Bay House $505,000 $515,000 2.0% $23.8M $277.8M Broadwater Terrace Mixed Use Development ($4.5M), German Church Road Self Storage Facility ($4.1M). Alexandra Hills House $412,000 $420,000 1.9% $15.5M $7.3M Finucane Road Units ($6.5M), Finucane Road Units Stages 1 & 2 ($3.0M). Southern Suburbs Inner Suburbs Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland REDLAND MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE SUBURB MAP 2015 LEGEND DATA NOT AVAILABLE < $400,000 $400,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $800,000 $800,000 - $1,000,000 > $1,000,000 MOST EXPENSIVE SUBURBS Suburb Median House Price Rental Yield Sheldon $827,500 3.8% Ormiston $655,000 4.0% Wellington Point $575,000 4.4% MOST AFFORDABLE SUBURBS Median House Price Rental Yield Lamb Island $282,500 4.9% Macleay Island $245,000 6.7% Russell Island $162,500 7.1% Suburb *Median price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 **Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value Source: APM Pricefinder, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Australian Bureau of Statistics, ESRI REDLANDS CITY LGA PROPERTY GROWTH 3000 $500,000 Number Of Sales 2500 2000 $300,000 1500 2569 2801 2138 1000 KEY FACTS1989 $250,000 $200,000 $150,000 Interest in Surfers Paradise property market is recorded at an average of 49500 visits per property, on par with average regional QLD of 48. Home 837 loan affordability is widely spread, between per month. 570 550 $1000-$3000+ 490 434 Rental affordability334 sit within mid-high end of the market at $275-$449 Overview 0 In 2011 23% of homes were fully owned and 37% rented. per week. 2011 House KEY FACTS UNIT Median Price Median Rent Price: $495 $450,000 Suburb Rental Yield: +2.6% Average Days on Market : 47 $400,000 Bedroom Breakdown: 2 Bed: 17%, 3 Bed: 46%,$350,000 4+ Bed: 38% Unit 2012 2013 Vacant Land Median House Price Median Rent Price: $400 1414 Suburb Rental Yield: +5.4% $100,000 901 Average Days on Market: 36 $50,000 Bedroom Breakdown: 358 472 1 Bed: 32%, 2 Bed: 54%,$0 3+ Bed: 14% 581 2014 2015 Median Unit Price Median Land Price TOP PROJECTS 2015 BASED ON ESTIMATED VALUE Project Title Suburb Brief Project Description Paradise Gardens Mixed Use Development Thornlands Shore Street Apartment Building Cleveland Construction of 35 townhouses, supermarket, specialty shops, medical centre & service station Construction of 64 apartments, roof terrace and 106 car parks. Middle Street Units Thornlands Construction of 48 units & 63 car parks. Mckenzie Aged Care Cleveland Cleveland Rhodes Residential Units Capalaba Construction of 2 x 4 storey buildings to provide 128 bed aged care facility Construction of 54 units. Associated car parking & landscaping. Construction of 42 units in 13 separate 2 storey building Finucane Road Units Alexandra Hills Wharf Street Mixed Use Development Cleveland Mount Cotton Village Shopping Centre Extension Mount Cotton Estimated Value Commence Date Completion Date $30.0M 28/11/2015 28/11/2016 $18M 08/07/2015 20/12/2017 $27M 03/09/2015 31/12/2016 $8.5M 13/07/2015 30/11/2016 $6.5M 16/03/2015 31/05/2016 $6.5M 04/05/2015 30/09/2016 Construction of retail space, 35 units, recreational facilities and basement car park. $6.0M 03/12/2015 30/06/2017 Construction of 4000sq m extension to Mount Cotton Village Shopping Centre $5.5M 20/06/2015 TBA Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 •Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland GOLD COAST KEY MARKET INDICATORS Change from Last Year Half Year House sales *IMAGE* 6.5cm HIGH 10.6cm WIDE House median House rents Unit sales Unit median Unit rents Overview TOP PERFORMERS Gold Coast Area Northern Suburbs Southern Suburbs Western Suburbs Type Median Price 2014 Median Price 2015 Annual Growth Projects 20142015 Projects 2016 Main 2014 - 2015 Projects Helensvale House $495,000 $535,000 8.1% $270.0M $1.8M Coomera to Helensvale Duplication Project ($200.0M) Homeworld Showroom Complex ($45.0M) Hollywell House $545,000 $696,000 27.7% $270K $70.0M Hollywell Boat Ramps Reconstruction($270K) Upper Coomera Unit $280,000 $342,000 22.1% $41.8M $1.8M Highland Reserve Estate Subdivision ($5.8M) Kristins Lane Industrial Subdivision ($4.2M) Hope Island Unit $330,000 $370,000 12.1% $173.3M $167.3M Vision By Halcyon Precinct 4 ($55.0M) Canao Front Residential Development Stages 1 - 5 ($40.0M) Coomera Unit $254,900 $269,900 5.9% $150.0M $687.6M Beattie Road Vehicle Sales Premises ($30.0M) Ghostgum Drive Lifestyle Resort Units ($19.0M) Mermaid Beach House $920,000 $1.2M 31.4% $11.0M Gold Cost Highway Office & Retail Dr Diaswati Mardiasmo $70.0M Building ($3.0M) Motana Road Apartments PRDnationwide National Research ($8.0M) Manager Coolangatta House $585,000 $692,500 18.4% $9.6M $219.2M The Garland Project Units & Motel ($6.0M) Intas Tranche 2 Tower Infrastructure Upgrade ($2.0M) Broadbeach Waters Unit $367,500 $428.750 16.7% $590.5M $800K Pacific Fair Shopping Centre Alterations & Additions ($580.0M) Hooker Boulevarde Units ($10.0M) Gilston House $507,000 $607,500 19.8% $9.0M $2.5M Gilston Town Square ($7.0M) Gilston Green Estate Subdivision Stage 9 ($1.3M) Merrimac House $425,000 $477,000 12.2% $17.5M $30.0M Suburb Sage Apartment Stages 2 - 6 ($15.0M) Sage Apartment ($2.5M) Heading *Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value for residential, commercial, and infrastructure construction commencing between 2014 and 2015; and for 2016. **Note: Median Price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 Source: APM Pricefinder, Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning, Cordell Database, Rental Tenancy Authority of Quensland, Real Estate Institute of Queensland GOLD COAST MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE SUBURB MAP LEGEND DATA NOT AVAILABLE < $400,000 $400,000 - $600,000 $600,000 - $800,000 $800,000 - $1,000,000 > $1,000,000 MOST EXPENSIVE SUBURBS Suburb Median House Price Rental Yield Mermaid Beach $1,208,525 2.9% Surfers Paradise $1,160,000 2.8% $975,000 4.1% Currumbin Valley MOST AFFORDABLE SUBURBS *Median price for 2015 captures sales up to and inclusive of 31 st July 2015 **Disclaimer: Project Development spending is based on aggregate of estimated land and construction value Source: APM Pricefinder, Real Estate Institute of Queensland, Australian Bureau of Statistics, ESRI Suburb Median House Price Rental Yield Nerang $410,000 5.5% Jacobs Well $397,500 4.8% Lower Beechmont $355,000 6.3% GOLD COAST COUNCIL PROPERTY GROWTH 7000 $900,000 Number Of Sales 6000 5000 4000 $500,000 KEY FACTS UNIT $400,000 6266 3000 5531 KEY 2000FACTS $300,000 4090 3637 3703 Interest in Surfers Paradise property market is recorded at an average 2281 2137 QLD of 48. Home of1000 49 visits per property, on par1615 with average regional 1516 loan affordability is widely spread, between $1000-$3000+ 110per month. 73 72 Rental affordability sit within mid-high end of the market at $275-$449 0 Overview per week. 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