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Caboolture

QLD 4510City of Moreton Bay → Caboolture, Morayfield and Narangba corridorprofiled 2026-07-18
The median house price in Caboolture, QLD is currently $892,250, based on the last 12 months of sales. Over the last month, there were 55 properties for sale in Caboolture. Caboolture has a compound growth rate of 17.4% for houses and 14.5% for units. Two-bedroom houses in Caboolture have a median house price of $710k, for three-bedroom houses it is $804k, for four-bedroom houses it is $910k and for larger houses the median house price is $1.22m. If you're looking to lease, the median rent for houses in Caboolture is $650 per week. For investors, Caboolture has an annual rental yield of 3.8%. The median rent has increased 8.3% over the last 12 months. Two-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $475 per week, three-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $580, four-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $670 and larger houses have a median rental price of $950. The median price of apartments and units for sale in Caboolture is $572,500 which has increased 14.5% since the same time last year. One-bedroom apartments have a median sale price of $206,000, two-bedroom apartments have a median price of $519,000, and three-bedroom apartments have sold for a median price of $660,000. The median rental price for units and apartments in Caboolture is $500 per week, which is a rental yield of 3.9%.
Median price
$892,250
17.4%
Median rent
$650/wk
8.3%
Gross yield
3.8%
stated rental yield
Sales 12m
518
578 rental listings
Saved favourites
26
in your collection
Room demand
4 : 1
$281/wk avg room
Units median
$572,500
▲ 14.5% 12m · $500/wk · 3.9% yield

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

Overall
6.4
weighted 20% past · 35% present · 45% future
Past
8.4
Price 16.6%/yr over 5 yrs (9.5) · rent 11.8%/yr (9.0) · consistent, deep market (8.0) · 10-20yr arc tracked SEQ (6.5).
Present
7.2
Yield 3.8% best-in-corridor (7.0) · deep tenant pool 42% rented, 4:1 rooms (8.0) · conditions dragged by crime (5.5) · momentum strong 17.4%/8.3% (8.5).
Future
4.8
Waraba supply cap (2.5) is the story · demand solid but no unique catalyst (6.5) · rent trajectory faces new rental stock (5.5) · flood street-dependent (5.5).

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

The good

Best yield on the list (3.8% stated) with proven tenant depth — 42% of homes rented and 848 rental listings churned in 12 months. The cheapest entry ($892k median, 4-bed $910k renting ~$670/wk) stretches SMSF equity furthest, and the rail junction + hospital precinct anchor tenant demand.

The bad

Crime (violent ~64% above the QLD average) means tougher tenant screening, higher turnover and rising insurance — all fund-liquidity costs. The older 1970s–90s core adds repairs that come straight out of fund cash flow, and LRBA rules bar borrowing for improvements.

The ugly

Waraba: 30,000 new homes next door for decades, 25% social/affordable. Every new estate stage is new rental stock competing for your tenants — and a structural cap on the established-house growth an SMSF long hold relies on.

Net read from the data

The corridor's cash-flow pick: the yield is real and the tenant pool deep, but this is an income asset, not a growth asset. Works as an SMSF hold only on a flood-clear street with post-2000 stock, keeping repairs and insurance off the fund's back. 25 favourites here — the deep-dives will do the sorting.

Investment lens 3 good · 4 mixed · 2 bad · computed from data + sourced research — each row cites its source

DimensionVerdictWhy
Capital growth Good16.6% compound over 5 yrs, 17.4% last 12m. Past growth is already in the price — sustaining it depends on the supply picture below.
trend data (this DB)
Rental yield Mixed3.8% gross (stated) — expect contribution top-ups at LRBA rates; losses stay trapped in the fund at 15%.
PropTrack via suburb page
Flood risk MixedCaboolture River bisects the suburb; buildings inundated Feb 2022, but large areas sit clear — a street-by-street check is mandatory.
BOM/council flood mapping; Feb-2022 event
Crime BadViolent crime ~64% above QLD average, vehicle theft +35%, break-ins +11% (2024) — the corridor's worst.
QPS 2024 via RedSuburbs/OpenStats
Infrastructure GoodRail junction with express services, hospital precinct, Bruce Hwy upgrades; Waraba brings funded roads, schools and retail.
Qld State Development; City of Moreton Bay
Owner-occupier appeal Mixed56% owned / 42% rented, 70% family households — balanced: resale depth plus a proven tenant pool.
ABS via suburb page
New supply risk BadWaraba PDA next door: 30,000 homes / 70,000 people over ~40 years, 25% social/affordable — a decades-long cap on land scarcity.
Qld State Development (PDA declared Aug 2024)
Distance to rail GoodCaboolture station — line junction/terminus, express to Brisbane roughly 55 min.
Translink network
Housing stock & upkeep MixedOlder 1970s–90s core carries real upkeep; fringe estates are newer and lighter.
editorial — stock-age judgment

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

Median house sale price

each point = median of the 12 months ending then
$382k$565k$747k$930k202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$420,000621
2021-08-31$425,000641
2021-09-30$435,000686
2021-10-31$445,000710
2021-11-30$452,000747
2021-12-31$463,625758
2022-01-31$474,000752
2022-02-28$490,000750
2022-03-31$500,000751
2022-04-30$515,000742
2022-05-31$525,000733
2022-06-30$545,500710
2022-07-31$555,000697
2022-08-31$560,000699
2022-09-30$570,000658
2022-10-31$574,500640
2022-11-30$575,000616
2022-12-31$575,000600
2023-01-31$575,000593
2023-02-28$575,000565
2023-03-31$577,000550
2023-04-30$578,000533
2023-05-31$576,000523
2023-06-30$580,000526
2023-07-31$585,000504
2023-08-31$600,000504
2023-09-30$600,000508
2023-10-31$605,000509
2023-11-30$610,000511
2023-12-31$625,000510
2024-01-31$630,000518
2024-02-29$635,000531
2024-03-31$650,000540
2024-04-30$650,000542
2024-05-31$660,000544
2024-06-30$670,000542
2024-07-31$680,000572
2024-08-31$697,125562
2024-09-30$708,000564
2024-10-31$717,500572
2024-11-30$721,000567
2024-12-31$725,000574
2025-01-31$730,000573
2025-02-28$740,000572
2025-03-31$749,000562
2025-04-30$750,000574
2025-05-31$751,500582
2025-06-30$760,000596
2025-07-31$770,000595
2025-08-31$780,000598
2025-09-30$790,000594
2025-10-31$800,000586
2025-11-30$807,000601
2025-12-31$823,750598
2026-01-31$830,000591
2026-02-28$850,000602
2026-03-31$860,000613
2026-04-30$877,500600
2026-05-31$885,000560
2026-06-30$892,250518

Median weekly house rent

same rolling 12-month window
$353$459$566$672202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$375/wk379
2021-08-31$380/wk372
2021-09-30$390/wk359
2021-10-31$400/wk347
2021-11-30$400/wk357
2021-12-31$410/wk343
2022-01-31$420/wk353
2022-02-28$420/wk362
2022-03-31$430/wk360
2022-04-30$440/wk375
2022-05-31$450/wk369
2022-06-30$450/wk372
2022-07-31$460/wk372
2022-08-31$475/wk380
2022-09-30$480/wk385
2022-10-31$488/wk400
2022-11-30$500/wk411
2022-12-31$500/wk425
2023-01-31$505/wk438
2023-02-28$515/wk447
2023-03-31$520/wk451
2023-04-30$520/wk458
2023-05-31$525/wk468
2023-06-30$530/wk484
2023-07-31$530/wk489
2023-08-31$540/wk483
2023-09-30$550/wk484
2023-10-31$550/wk486
2023-11-30$550/wk486
2023-12-31$550/wk464
2024-01-31$550/wk473
2024-02-29$550/wk467
2024-03-31$550/wk444
2024-04-30$560/wk461
2024-05-31$563/wk470
2024-06-30$570/wk462
2024-07-31$570/wk463
2024-08-31$580/wk479
2024-09-30$580/wk493
2024-10-31$590/wk501
2024-11-30$588/wk530
2024-12-31$590/wk545
2025-01-31$590/wk557
2025-02-28$600/wk562
2025-03-31$600/wk571
2025-04-30$600/wk588
2025-05-31$600/wk594
2025-06-30$600/wk610
2025-07-31$610/wk617
2025-08-31$610/wk623
2025-09-30$620/wk618
2025-10-31$620/wk621
2025-11-30$620/wk609
2025-12-31$630/wk600
2026-01-31$640/wk591
2026-02-28$640/wk608
2026-03-31$645/wk598
2026-04-30$650/wk597
2026-05-31$650/wk589
2026-06-30$650/wk578

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

2 bed3 bed4 bed5+ bed
Median price$710k$804k$910k$1.22m
Median rent$475/wk$580/wk$670/wk$950/wk
Implied yield3.5%3.8%3.8%4.0%

Demographics

Population 29,534 (metro 2,526,238)Income $1,310/wk (29.2% below metro)Average age 36Household size 2.6
Age groups
Under 15 20.8%15–64 61.5%65+ 17.7%
Households
Family 70%Shared 4%Single 26%
Ownership
Owned 55.9%Rented 42.2%Other 1.9%
60% of owners have a mortgage

Room rentals renting out a room

Average room rent
$281/wk
$14,612 equivalent annual income
Demand
4 : 1
people looking per room listed

Schools & childcare as listed on property.com.au

SchoolLevelGradesSectorStudents
Australian Christian College - MoretonPrimaryPrep-12Independent1,977
Pumicestone State SchoolPrimaryPrep-6Government990
St Peter's Catholic Primary SchoolPrimaryPrep-6Catholic658
Tullawong State SchoolPrimaryPrep-6Government515
Caboolture East State SchoolPrimaryPrep-6Government485
Australian Christian College - MoretonSecondaryPrep-12Independent1,977
Caboolture State High SchoolSecondary7-12Government1,369
St Columban's CollegeSecondary7-12Catholic1,125
Tullawong State High SchoolSecondary7-12Government978
Horizons College of Learning and EnrichmentSecondary7-12Independent185
Childcare centreRatingReviewsDay rate
Community Kids Caboolture Early Education CentreMeeting NQS4.4 ★ (60)$155
Eden Academy CabooltureMeeting NQS4.6 ★ (8)POA
Goodstart Early Learning Caboolture - Smiths RoadMeeting NQS4.8 ★ (16)$133
Guppys Early Learning Centre - CabooltureMeeting NQS4.6 ★ (39)POA
Hatchlings Early Learning Centre CabooltureExceeding NQSPOA

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

AddressSold price
7 Thorson Street, Caboolture$2,000,000
38 Murrimbah Drive, Caboolture$1,850,000
5 Ann Maree Drive, Caboolture$1,700,000
71 Leahy Road, Caboolture$1,580,000
42 Leahy Road, Caboolture$1,400,000
67 Spring Lane, Caboolture$1,400,000
20-24 Barrington Place, Caboolture$1,350,000
41 Lesley Avenue, Caboolture$1,207,000
24 Lesley Avenue, Caboolture$950,000
145 Male Road, Caboolture$900,000

Saved houses in Caboolture 26 favourited · links open the listing

AddressB/B/CLandPricevs Bed Med.Suburb yieldRisk
1-3 Van Beelen Street4/2/2612 m²$899k99%3.9%⚠ Flood
10 Gizelle Street4/2/2669 m²$885k97%3.9%clear
16 Dewar Court4/2/2601 m²$899k99%3.9%⚠ Flood
19 Aleiyah Street4/2/2766 m²$899k99%3.9%clear
2 Hope Court4/2/4700 m²clear
21 Riles Court5/2/3900 m²⚠ Flood
22 Mendrina Close4/2/2602 m²$989k109%3.5%⚠ Flood⚠ Fire
22 Riparian Court4/2/4647 m²$939k103%3.7%⚠ Flood
22 Tiffany Court4/2/2700 m²$949k104%3.7%⚠ Flood
27 Riccardo Street4/2/2665 m²$875k96%4.0%clear
28 Goldstar Circuit4/2/6734 m²⚠ Flood
3 White Ash Court4/2/2679 m²$999k110%3.5%⚠ Flood⚠ Fire
30 Reibelt Drive4/2/2601 m²clear
32 Kalunda Drive4/2/3670 m²$869k96%4.0%clear
32 Kingma Cres4/2/2607 m²$899k99%3.9%clear
336 King Street5/2/2760 m²$889k73%5.6%clear
37 Tullawong Drive4/2/2602 m²$889k98%3.9%⚠ Flood
4 Anemone Close4/2/2657 m²⚠ Flood
51 Cottrill Road4/2/2600 m²$849k93%4.1%clear
53 Water Fern Drive4/2/2604 m²$980k108%3.6%⚠ Flood
6 Birch Court4/2/2600 m²$939k103%3.7%⚠ Flood
6 Hope Court4/2/2625 m²$850k93%4.1%clear
7 Beereegan Court4/2/2607 m²$850k93%4.1%⚠ Flood
75 Reibelt Drive4/2/2600 m²$899k99%3.9%clear
8 Mcginn Court4/2/2600 m²$839k92%4.2%⚠ Flood
99 Male Road4/2/2600 m²⚠ Flood