Suburb report · QLD 4650

Aldershot

Prepared by the property strategists at Chase Wealth Australia

Report generated on 3 July 2026

Compare with

5.2/10

Investment Score

Steady

3.0 Growth (35%)7.1 Yield (29%)5.2 Affordability (18%)6.5 Consistency (18%)

Aldershot sits in the middle band of the Queensland market with broad-based demand, with houses at $1.32M and units at $795k. Annual growth of 7.9% points to a steady but durable market.

Median House Price

$1,325,000

+7.9% p.a.

Median Unit Price

$795,000

+5.2% p.a.

Gross Rental Yield

5.6%

Population

24,248

Median Price History

Houses Units

Location

Rental Market

Median Weekly Rent (House)$1,415/wk
Median Weekly Rent (Unit)$975/wk
Gross Yield (House)5.6%
Gross Yield (Unit)6.4%
Vacancy Rate2.6%

Demographics

Population24,248
Median Age48
Owner Occupied68.5%
Renting31.5%
Median Household Income$127,500

Market Insights & Analysis

Steady Growth

Key Price Drivers

  • Balanced buyer pool of owner-occupiers and investors keeping turnover consistent
  • Rental vacancy of 2.6% keeping investor holding conditions comfortable
  • Gross yields around 5.6% supporting cash-flow-positive strategies at current lending rates
  • Constrained new-supply pipeline limiting stock relative to population demand

Recent Developments

  • Ongoing civic and retail upgrades lifting street-level amenity
  • Sustained interstate and intrastate migration into Queensland supporting buyer depth
  • Local planning changes opening selective medium-density opportunities

Outlook

The suburb is positioned for continued steady appreciation, driven by scarcity value and lifestyle demand. Growth rates may moderate from current levels as the market cycle matures.

Strengths & Risks

Strengths

  • + Balanced market profile appealing to both investors and owner-occupiers
  • + Gross rental yield of 5.6% supporting serviceability and cash flow
  • + High owner-occupier share (68.5%) stabilising the neighbourhood profile
  • + Proximity to employment centres and transport connectivity maintaining demographic appeal

Risks

  • Vacancy at 2.6% leaves rents exposed in a softer market
  • Economic sensitivity affecting discretionary spending and rental demand during downturns
  • Regulatory and lending changes affecting investor appetite and property management costs

Investment Consideration

A patient, fundamentals-first hold. Best suited to investors prioritising land value and long-run demographics over near-term momentum.

Price Growth Summary

Annual3yr est.5yr est.
Houses+7.9%+25.6%+46.3%
Units+5.2%+16.4%+28.8%

Growth Projection Calculator

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TimeframeProjected valueCapital gain
5 years$1,937,863+$612,863
10 years$2,834,199+$1,509,199
15 years$4,145,124+$2,820,124
20 years$6,062,403+$4,737,403

Projections use a compounding growth rate capped at 10% p.a. Defaults are pre-filled from this suburb's modelled house data (7.9% p.a.). Past performance does not guarantee future results. Figures are illustrative only.

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This report is modelled market intelligence prepared by Chase Wealth Australia for general information only. Figures are statistical estimates for the suburb, not valuations of any individual property, and do not constitute financial or credit advice. Consider your circumstances and seek professional advice before acting. Estimates are modelled from suburb-level indicators including price tiers, rental conditions and demographic profiles.