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Bongaree

QLD 4507City of Moreton Bay → Bribie Islandprofiled 2026-07-18
The median house price in Bongaree, QLD is currently $995,000, based on the last 12 months of sales. Over the last month, there were 11 properties for sale in Bongaree. Bongaree has a compound growth rate of 18.2% for houses and 14.6% for units. Two-bedroom houses in Bongaree have a median house price of $778k, for three-bedroom houses it is $950k, for four-bedroom houses it is $1.13m and for larger houses the median house price is $1.85m. If you're looking to lease, the median rent for houses in Bongaree is $695 per week. For investors, Bongaree has an annual rental yield of 3.7%. The median rent has increased 10.3% over the last 12 months. Two-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $500 per week, three-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $680, four-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $750 and larger houses have a median rental price of $900. The median price of apartments and units for sale in Bongaree is $720,000 which has increased 14.6% since the same time last year. One-bedroom apartments have a median sale price of $160,000, two-bedroom apartments have a median price of $650,000, and three-bedroom apartments have sold for a median price of $850,000. The median rental price for units and apartments in Bongaree is $540 per week, which is a rental yield of 3.7%.
Median price
$995,000
18.2%
Median rent
$695/wk
10.3%
Gross yield
3.7%
stated rental yield
Sales 12m
94
55 rental listings
Saved favourites
4
in your collection
Room demand
people per room listed
Units median
$720,000
▲ 14.6% 12m · $540/wk · 3.7% yield

Scores 0–10 against the SMSF rubric · edit data/scores.json

Overall
6.5
weighted 20% past · 35% present · 45% future
Past
7.3
Price 12.8%/yr (8.0) · rent 10.8%/yr (9.0) · consistency docked to 4.0 (three negative stretches, thin market) · established coastal arc (6.5).
Present
5.8
Yield 3.7% (5.5) · retiree-thin tenant pool 24% rented, median age 67 (3.5) · conditions mean of crime good 8.5 / flood mixed 5.5 / infra mixed 5.5 / stock mixed 5.5 = 6.25 · strongest momentum 18.2%/10.3% (8.8).
Future
6.7
Built-out island scarcity (8.5) · town-centre hub + 2nd-bridge landing but one-road/no-rail (5.5) · yield trajectory (6.3) · storm-tide/backflow climate (5.5).

The good, the bad, the ugly narrative verdict — evidence in the lens below · edit data/verdicts.json

The good

The island's commercial hub — town centre, jetty, medical and RSL — plus the strongest recent momentum on Bribie (18.2% price / 10.3% rent growth) and the island-side landing of the funded $700m second bridge, which most directly lifts Bongaree access.

The bad

The most retiree-heavy suburb on the island (median age 67, household size 1.8, only 24% rented) — a thin single/couple tenant market rather than a family one — and a choppy price series (three negative stretches) that dents consistency.

The ugly

Low-lying southern tip: storm-tide, king-tide and passage-backflow exposure (Bribie named in the TC Alfred Mar-2025 surge warning, which under-delivered). Old beach stock adds upkeep the fund can't borrow for, and it's still one bridge and no rail.

Net read from the data

The island's amenity anchor and momentum leader, but the retiree-thin tenant pool and older stock temper the income case. Works as a moderate SMSF hold on newer, dry-ground stock near the town centre — the second bridge is the forward catalyst to watch.

Investment lens 4 good · 4 mixed · 1 bad · computed from data + sourced research — each row cites its source

DimensionVerdictWhy
Capital growth Good12.8% compound over 5 yrs, 18.2% last 12m. Past growth is already in the price — sustaining it depends on the supply picture below.
trend data (this DB)
Rental yield Mixed3.7% gross (stated) — expect contribution top-ups at LRBA rates; losses stay trapped in the fund at 15%.
PropTrack via suburb page
Flood risk MixedIsland foot of the bridge on the low-lying southern tip; storm-tide/king-tide and passage backflow exposure (Bribie was named in the TC Alfred Mar-2025 surge warning, which ultimately under-delivered). No river inundation. Flood Check the specific lot.
Moreton Daily TC Alfred (2025); MBRC Bribie SEMP
Crime GoodBelow the QLD average — break-ins 637/100k (−34.3%), MV theft 371 (−68.2%), violent 1,869 (−45.3%).
OpenStats 2022–24
Infrastructure MixedThe island's main town centre — shops, medical, RSL, jetty — and the island-side landing of the funded $700m second bridge; but there is no rail and hospital is ~25–30 min away.
Transport factpack; TMR second-bridge program (2026)
Owner-occupier appeal Good74% owned / 24% rented, 58% family households — owner-occupier depth supports prices and resale; verify tenant demand separately (listings volume, room demand).
ABS via suburb page
New supply risk GoodEstablished southern suburb, infill only; island scarcity caps land supply.
Supply factpack
Distance to rail BadNo station; Caboolture ~25–30 min via the single bridge.
Translink network
Housing stock & upkeep MixedOldest, most retiree-heavy stock on the island (median age 67) — older beach houses plus newer units; upkeep runs heavier and an LRBA cannot fund it.
editorial — stock-age judgment; pack demographics

5-year trend rolling 12-month medians, exact chart data

Median house sale price

each point = median of the 12 months ending then
$514k$688k$862k$1.04m202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$550,000169
2021-08-31$560,000163
2021-09-30$565,000167
2021-10-31$576,000169
2021-11-30$585,000165
2021-12-31$595,000167
2022-01-31$600,000172
2022-02-28$622,500176
2022-03-31$625,000168
2022-04-30$645,000167
2022-05-31$705,000150
2022-06-30$712,000150
2022-07-31$730,000142
2022-08-31$730,000140
2022-09-30$730,000131
2022-10-31$750,000123
2022-11-30$750,000119
2022-12-31$750,000113
2023-01-31$755,000113
2023-02-28$740,000107
2023-03-31$745,000112
2023-04-30$730,000115
2023-05-31$722,500114
2023-06-30$727,500116
2023-07-31$717,500122
2023-08-31$730,000122
2023-09-30$730,000127
2023-10-31$730,000129
2023-11-30$747,500126
2023-12-31$750,000125
2024-01-31$750,000119
2024-02-29$757,500118
2024-03-31$760,000115
2024-04-30$767,500115
2024-05-31$760,000116
2024-06-30$762,500116
2024-07-31$767,500117
2024-08-31$760,000109
2024-09-30$762,500108
2024-10-31$770,000103
2024-11-30$773,000103
2024-12-31$774,500103
2025-01-31$773,750102
2025-02-28$777,750102
2025-03-31$784,500100
2025-04-30$800,00098
2025-05-31$830,000100
2025-06-30$842,00093
2025-07-31$857,00090
2025-08-31$864,50098
2025-09-30$895,00098
2025-10-31$912,500102
2025-11-30$936,728106
2025-12-31$944,228106
2026-01-31$950,000102
2026-02-28$950,000102
2026-03-31$962,500104
2026-04-30$990,000102
2026-05-31$1,000,00093
2026-06-30$995,00094

Median weekly house rent

same rolling 12-month window
$398$504$611$717202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$420/wk98
2021-08-31$420/wk98
2021-09-30$420/wk93
2021-10-31$420/wk92
2021-11-30$420/wk93
2021-12-31$428/wk96
2022-01-31$440/wk95
2022-02-28$443/wk98
2022-03-31$445/wk95
2022-04-30$450/wk93
2022-05-31$450/wk94
2022-06-30$460/wk87
2022-07-31$465/wk84
2022-08-31$475/wk86
2022-09-30$485/wk82
2022-10-31$498/wk84
2022-11-30$500/wk76
2022-12-31$500/wk75
2023-01-31$500/wk74
2023-02-28$500/wk75
2023-03-31$530/wk81
2023-04-30$525/wk87
2023-05-31$530/wk91
2023-06-30$535/wk92
2023-07-31$550/wk92
2023-08-31$550/wk90
2023-09-30$550/wk93
2023-10-31$550/wk94
2023-11-30$550/wk93
2023-12-31$550/wk90
2024-01-31$550/wk88
2024-02-29$550/wk85
2024-03-31$550/wk79
2024-04-30$550/wk70
2024-05-31$568/wk66
2024-06-30$560/wk66
2024-07-31$570/wk62
2024-08-31$600/wk63
2024-09-30$600/wk65
2024-10-31$600/wk65
2024-11-30$600/wk66
2024-12-31$600/wk68
2025-01-31$615/wk68
2025-02-28$615/wk66
2025-03-31$630/wk63
2025-04-30$650/wk67
2025-05-31$630/wk69
2025-06-30$630/wk71
2025-07-31$630/wk67
2025-08-31$650/wk71
2025-09-30$650/wk69
2025-10-31$650/wk69
2025-11-30$650/wk65
2025-12-31$650/wk63
2026-01-31$650/wk61
2026-02-28$670/wk60
2026-03-31$670/wk63
2026-04-30$678/wk60
2026-05-31$680/wk59
2026-06-30$695/wk55

By bedroom count median sale price, weekly rent, implied gross yield

2 bed3 bed4 bed5+ bed
Median price$778k$950k$1.13m$1.85m
Median rent$500/wk$680/wk$750/wk$900/wk
Implied yield3.3%3.7%3.5%2.5%

Demographics

Population 8,162 (metro 2,526,238)Income $826/wk (55.3% below metro)Average age 67Household size 1.8
Age groups
Under 15 14.5%15–64 37.6%65+ 55.7%
Households
Family 58%Shared 3%Single 39%
Ownership
Owned 73.7%Rented 24.0%Other 2.2%
18% of owners have a mortgage

Room rentals renting out a room

Average room rent
Demand
people looking per room listed

Schools & childcare as listed on property.com.au

SchoolLevelGradesSectorStudents
Bribie Island State SchoolPrimaryPrep-6Government481
Bribie Island State High SchoolSecondary7-12Government1,176
Childcare centreRatingReviewsDay rate
Eco Kids Early Learning Bribie IslandMeeting NQS4.5 ★ (8)$110

Recently sold comps from the suburb page · 2026-07-18

AddressSold price
9 Alstonia Court, Bongaree$2,500,000
225 Welsby Parade, Bongaree$2,200,000
51 Protea Drive, Bongaree$2,100,000
109 Welsby Parade, Bongaree$1,850,000
17 Azalea Drive, Bongaree$1,610,000
34 Nulu Street, Bongaree$1,375,000
1/57 Jacaranda Drive, Bongaree$1,250,000
14 Kalmia Court, Bongaree$1,215,000
7 Bonham Street, Bongaree$1,180,000
34 Wattle Avenue, Bongaree$1,150,000
13 Doomba Drive, Bongaree$970,000
6 Eel Place, Bongaree$939,000

Saved houses in Bongaree 4 favourited · links open the listing

LGASubregionSuburbAddressFit Sub. ScoreB/B/CLandLand $/m²vs Sub. landLand IdxPriceEstimatevs Est.vs Bed Med.Est. YieldSuburb YieldRisk
City of Moreton BayBribie IslandBongaree12 Camellia Drive5.06.54/2/2620 m²$14059% cheaper8.8$871k$844k3.2% above77%4.3%4.5%⚠ Flood
City of Moreton BayBribie IslandBongaree36 Phoenix Avenue4.66.54/2/2608 m²$15380% dearer7.8$935k$905k3.3% above83%4.1%4.2%⚠ Flood
City of Moreton BayBribie IslandBongaree32 Ford Street6.54/2/4690 m²$988k⚠ Flood⚠ Fire
City of Moreton BayBribie IslandBongaree39 Hoya Cres6.54/2/2600 m²$954k⚠ Flood