Local Market Report June 2018

Coomera This report covers your local suburbs of Coomera, Pimpama, Upper Coomera and Willow Vale. June 2018Brought to you by the team at LJ Hooker Coomerapq (07) 5585 7888 ef [email protected] wx coomera.ljhooker.com.au

What’s happening in our local property market Strongest growth Most traded Fastest sellers Willow Vale Upper Coomera Upper Coomera 12.6% 495 sales 37 days Coomera Coomera Coomera 8.8% 322 sales 52 daysAt LJ Hooker Coomera our goal is to provide you with the information you need to make conident decisions aboutproperty - whether you are buying, selling, investing or renting. We have created this report which details local marketconditions and how property is performing in your area which at times can be very different to the combined performanceof the capital cities. Let us help you stay on top of changes in your local property market every month.Across our local market, we have seen 1,575 properties listed for sale, over the past 12 months, which is lower than the same timelast year. This has impacted sales with 1,774 taking place over the past 12 months. Looking at the house market, the best performingsuburb, over the past 12 months, has been Willow Vale which has seen its median sales price grow by 12.6%. The median sales priceof a home in Willow Vale is now $915,000. Upper Coomera saw its median house sales price grow by 4.4% with the median price nowsitting at $490,000 and Pimpama eased -2.1% across 185 individual sales with a median of $475,000.The most traded suburb for houses in our area has been Upper Coomera with 495 homes sold over the past 12 months while Coomerahad the most unit sales with 322 transactions. House prices in Upper Coomera have performed well with growth of 4.4% and now havea median price of $490,000.Over the past month, about $3,436,000 in units and $11.71m in houses has been sold in Upper Coomera with $79m and $261.97mrespectively sold over the past 12 months.Coomera has demonstrated the strongest price growth for units with prices rising 8.8% over the past 12 months. The median salesprice for units in Coomera is now $432,500 and with a median rent of $420 a week, they offer a rental yield of 5.7%.The highest median housing rents in our area are $650 per week in Willow Vale and for units $420 per week in Coomera. Housing rentalyields in Upper Coomera are currently 5.1% demonstrating why the area is popular with investors.The time it takes to sell a house in our region ranges from 37 days in Upper Coomera to 112 days in Willow Vale, and the shortestmedian time to sell a unit is 52 days in Coomera.Top performing local suburbs Willow Vale 17 $915,000 12.6% 2.0% 495 $490,000 4.4% 1.8%Houses Upper Coomera 185 $475,000 -2.1% 1.3% Pimpama 322 $432,500 8.8% 4.1% 189 $380,000 5.6% 1.4% Coomera 194 $365,000 -3.9% 0.6%Units Upper Coomera Annual Change over 10 years PimpamaNumber sold (12 months) Median Price Median Growth 12 months Coomera

This month it’s all about Pimpama Over 12-month period (1 Mar 2017 to 28 Feb 2018) Suburb snapshot Houses Unitsd One of the most popular suburbs in our region is Pimpama where Number Sold 185 194 168 houses were listed for sale over the past year. Houses in Median Sale Price $475,000 $365,000 Pimpama have an average land size of 677 square metres. Annual Change in Median Price Median Asking Rent -2.1% -3.9%d The suburb also has a large apartment market with 103 units listed Indicative Gross Rental Yield $430 $380 for sale over the past year. Total Listings 4.9% 5.3% Median Days on Market 168 103d The suburb is tightly held with residents typically holding their house Total Value of Sales for 6 years. 42 52 $95.68m $65.89md The median value of houses in Pimpama is $435,430. This is lower than the median sales price which is currently $475,000.d Over the past 12 months, buyer interest has eased with 185 houses sold this year compared to 247 sales last year.d Houses are typically selling within 42 days.d Sales prices have eased by -2.1% over the past 12 months and vendors are typically discounting by -5.8% to secure a sale.d All of this means it is now a great time to sell in Pimpama.Our local area expertise – investingFor housing investors, the best buying in our area For those interested in investing in houses, alsocan be found in Upper Coomera where houses consider Coomera where prices have fallen byare returning a 5.1% yield, while units in Upper -6.9% while yields are 4.9% - which could be aCoomera are returning a 6.1% yield - making cash low positive investment.it a good place for savvy investors to look forinlation-beating returns. Highest yielding suburbs in our areaThe median price of a house in Upper Coomera Suburb Number Median Sale Change Median Indicativecurrently is $490,000 and average rents are Upper Coomera Sold* Price* in Median Asking Rent* Gross Rental$450 per week whereas median unit prices are Coomera$380,000 in Upper Coomera with rents of $395 Pimpama Price* Yield*per week. This means it could be possible to Upper Coomerapurchase a cash-positive investment unit. Coomera 495 $490,000 4.4% $450 5.1% PimpamaUnit prices in Upper Coomera have done well, 107 $445,000 -6.9% $430 4.9%growing 5.6% over the past year, meaninginvestors who bought a year ago have seen 185 $475,000 -2.1% $430 4.9%good gains and good rental returns. 189 $380,000 5.6% $395 6.1%Coomera is the second best yielding unit suburbin our area with units that cost around the 322 $432,500 8.8% $420 5.7%median price of $432,500 returning 5.7% withmedian asking rents of $420 per week, while 194 $365,000 -3.9% $380 5.3%Pimpama also is worth watching with returns of5.3% based on a median price of $365,000 andrents of $380 per week.Coomera

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