Suburb report · QLD 4879

Kewarra Beach

Prepared by the property strategists at Chase Wealth Australia

Report generated on 3 July 2026

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5.0/10

Investment Score

Steady

1.1 Growth (35%)7.7 Yield (29%)5.8 Affordability (18%)7.1 Consistency (18%)

Kewarra Beach sits in the middle band of the Queensland market with broad-based demand, with houses at $1.12M and units at $693k. Annual growth of 2.9% points to a modest but durable market.

Median House Price

$1,120,000

+2.9% p.a.

Median Unit Price

$692,500

+2% p.a.

Gross Rental Yield

5.9%

Population

2,550

Median Price History

Houses Units

Location

Rental Market

Median Weekly Rent (House)$1,265/wk
Median Weekly Rent (Unit)$850/wk
Gross Yield (House)5.9%
Gross Yield (Unit)6.4%
Vacancy Rate1.7%

Demographics

Population2,550
Median Age41
Owner Occupied62.6%
Renting37.4%
Median Household Income$116,600

Market Insights & Analysis

Measured Growth

Key Price Drivers

  • Family-driven demand for established housing stock in the middle price band
  • Rental vacancy of 1.7% keeping investor holding conditions comfortable
  • Gross yields around 5.9% supporting cash-flow-positive strategies at current lending rates
  • Infrastructure investment in the surrounding region lifting long-term demand fundamentals

Recent Developments

  • New transport and services investment improving connectivity to employment hubs
  • Growing rental demand from a deepening local employment base
  • Limited new land release keeping established stock tightly held

Outlook

Expect measured appreciation in line with the broader Queensland market. The suburb's established base support a patient, long-hold approach rather than short-term speculation.

Strengths & Risks

Strengths

  • + Balanced market profile appealing to both investors and owner-occupiers
  • + Gross rental yield of 5.9% supporting serviceability and cash flow
  • + Proximity to employment centres and transport connectivity maintaining demographic appeal

Risks

  • 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+2.9%+9%+15.4%
Units+2%+6.1%+10.4%

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TimeframeProjected valueCapital gain
5 years$1,292,096+$172,096
10 years$1,490,637+$370,637
15 years$1,719,684+$599,684
20 years$1,983,926+$863,926

Projections use a compounding growth rate capped at 10% p.a. Defaults are pre-filled from this suburb's modelled house data (2.9% 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.