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Parkhurst

QLD 4702Rockhampton Region → Rockhampton North and North-East urban areaprofiled 2026-07-19
Last month Parkhurst had 3 properties available for rent and 5 properties for sale. The median sold price for houses over the last year is $735,500. Parkhurst has seen an annual compound growth rate of 0.1% for houses.
Median price
$735,500
0.1%
Median rent
$590/wk
7.3%
Gross yield
4.2%
median rent ×52 ÷ median price
Sales 12m
65
49 rental listings
Saved favourites
5
in your collection
Room demand
0 : 1
$365/wk avg room

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

Overall
6.2
weighted 20% past · 35% present · 45% future
Past
7.7
Price 15.4%/yr (9.0) · rent 8.2%/yr (8.0) · thin-market dock (7.0) · growth-corridor arc, supply cap already biting (6.0). = .35·9.0+.25·8.0+.15·7.0+.25·6.0.
Present
6.4
Yield 4.2% (8.0) · 28% rented, no room signal 0:1 (5.0) · conditions 7.75 (crime mixed 5.5 / flood good 8.5 / infra good 8.5 / stock good 8.5) · momentum 4.0 (p0.1/r7.3, price stalled). = .30·8.0+.25·5.0+.25·7.75+.20·4.0.
Future
5.4
Supply the LGA's heaviest greenfield front (2.5) · demand Ring Road + corridor jobs, offset by pipeline (6.5) · yield trajectory 6.3 · climate flood-free, Ring Road immunity (8.5). = .35·2.5+.30·6.5+.20·6.3+.15·8.5.

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

The good

The northern growth corridor's showcase: flood-free (Ring Road works to ~9.86m immunity), predominantly new light-repair stock, Bruce Hwy frontage and a local industrial estate for jobs, on a high-income young-family base (avg age 32).

The bad

Price growth has already stalled (0.1% over 12 months) even as the region surged — the supply overhang is visibly capping values — and the 4.2% yield sits on a $735k median with only a 28% rental base and no room-demand signal.

The ugly

The LGA's heaviest greenfield pipeline is aimed straight here — Ellida's 2,200+ homes plus Edenbrook, Riverside Waters and a 189ha PDA — a structural, decade-long cap on land-value growth and a constant stream of competing new rental stock.

Net read from the data

The classic supply-capped corridor: new stock and Ring Road access are genuine positives, but the flat 0.1% growth already shows the pipeline biting. Only for an SMSF that wants low-maintenance new stock and accepts capped growth — not a scarcity play.

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

DimensionVerdictWhy
Capital growth Mixed15.4% compound over 5 yrs, 0.1% last 12m. Past growth is already in the price — sustaining it depends on the supply picture below.
trend data (this DB)
Rental yield Mixed4.2% gross — expect contribution top-ups at LRBA rates; losses stay trapped in the fund at 15%.
PropTrack via suburb page
Flood risk GoodNorthern growth corridor generally elevated and away from the river; Ring Road works here are built to ~9.86m-equiv flood immunity. No specific residential river-flood record, though confirm at the address.
Flood factpack; TMR 2025
Crime MixedHeadline 118/1,000 is retail-inflated (big-box precinct); violent crime is low (1 in 169) but property odds are 1 in 13 and rose 23.9% YoY — a growth-corridor family area, not a hotspot.
RedSuburbs 2025 (QPS-derived)
Infrastructure GoodBruce Hwy frontage, directly served by the Ring Road works, a local industrial estate for jobs and new estate retail; ~12–15 min to the CBD, bus-served.
Transport factpack; TMR; EDQ 2025
Owner-occupier appeal Good72% owned / 28% rented, 79% family households — owner-occupier depth supports prices and resale; verify tenant demand separately (listings volume, room demand).
ABS via suburb page
New supply risk BadThe LGA's heaviest greenfield front — Ellida (2,200+ homes across 279ha), Edenbrook, Riverside Waters and a 189ha CQU-land PDA, all RAF-enabled — a structural, medium-term cap on land-value growth.
Supply factpack; OpenLot/EDQ 2025
Distance to rail MixedNo commuter rail; ~12–15 min to the CBD via the Bruce Hwy, bus-served — the Ring Road will improve northern access.
Transport factpack (drive-time est.)
Housing stock & upkeep GoodPredominantly new estate stock (young families, avg age 32, high income) — a light repair load that suits an LRBA hold.
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
$325k$488k$651k$814k202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$363,00063
2021-08-31$359,00061
2021-09-30$359,00069
2021-10-31$367,50076
2021-11-30$370,00078
2021-12-31$372,50078
2022-01-31$370,00071
2022-02-28$370,00072
2022-03-31$375,00070
2022-04-30$382,50076
2022-05-31$385,00080
2022-06-30$410,00084
2022-07-31$410,00085
2022-08-31$420,00087
2022-09-30$427,50084
2022-10-31$416,50082
2022-11-30$418,00081
2022-12-31$450,00085
2023-01-31$450,00093
2023-02-28$439,00093
2023-03-31$444,00095
2023-04-30$450,00089
2023-05-31$502,50088
2023-06-30$525,00087
2023-07-31$545,00089
2023-08-31$563,00096
2023-09-30$545,00097
2023-10-31$620,000101
2023-11-30$627,500100
2023-12-31$622,50098
2024-01-31$631,00094
2024-02-29$650,00095
2024-03-31$642,50097
2024-04-30$650,000107
2024-05-31$646,250106
2024-06-30$642,500108
2024-07-31$637,250112
2024-08-31$637,250106
2024-09-30$665,000108
2024-10-31$673,500106
2024-11-30$665,000113
2024-12-31$665,000109
2025-01-31$688,000116
2025-02-28$665,000121
2025-03-31$700,000115
2025-04-30$700,000107
2025-05-31$735,000107
2025-06-30$735,000107
2025-07-31$759,000107
2025-08-31$780,000107
2025-09-30$780,00097
2025-10-31$765,60090
2025-11-30$765,60082
2025-12-31$750,45086
2026-01-31$749,90079
2026-02-28$760,00071
2026-03-31$780,00071
2026-04-30$750,45076
2026-05-31$749,90069
2026-06-30$735,50065

Median weekly house rent

same rolling 12-month window
$384$461$539$616202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$400/wk35
2021-08-31$420/wk39
2021-09-30$415/wk38
2021-10-31$420/wk39
2021-11-30$420/wk46
2021-12-31$430/wk50
2022-01-31$430/wk50
2022-02-28$430/wk44
2022-03-31$450/wk47
2022-04-30$450/wk46
2022-05-31$450/wk42
2022-06-30$450/wk44
2022-07-31$450/wk40
2022-08-31$450/wk39
2022-09-30$450/wk35
2022-10-31$450/wk36
2022-11-30$460/wk36
2022-12-31$480/wk31
2023-01-31$500/wk27
2023-02-28$490/wk28
2023-03-31$500/wk31
2023-04-30$480/wk29
2023-05-31$500/wk33
2023-06-30$500/wk35
2023-07-31$500/wk38
2023-08-31$500/wk40
2023-09-30$500/wk43
2023-10-31$500/wk42
2023-11-30$500/wk42
2023-12-31$500/wk40
2024-01-31$500/wk43
2024-02-29$500/wk43
2024-03-31$500/wk46
2024-04-30$500/wk46
2024-05-31$520/wk45
2024-06-30$520/wk46
2024-07-31$520/wk49
2024-08-31$520/wk45
2024-09-30$520/wk47
2024-10-31$520/wk44
2024-11-30$530/wk45
2024-12-31$535/wk46
2025-01-31$545/wk46
2025-02-28$550/wk49
2025-03-31$550/wk49
2025-04-30$580/wk49
2025-05-31$580/wk48
2025-06-30$550/wk47
2025-07-31$550/wk44
2025-08-31$600/wk43
2025-09-30$600/wk44
2025-10-31$600/wk42
2025-11-30$600/wk42
2025-12-31$600/wk43
2026-01-31$570/wk46
2026-02-28$600/wk46
2026-03-31$600/wk47
2026-04-30$600/wk50
2026-05-31$590/wk49
2026-06-30$590/wk49

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

2 bed3 bed4 bed5+ bed
Median price$640k$855k$1.17m
Median rent$550/wk$620/wk
Implied yield4.5%3.8%

Demographics

Population 3,043Income $2,227/wk (47.8% above metro)Average age 32Household size 2.9
Age groups
Under 15 25.7%15–64 66.2%65+ 17.2%
Households
Family 79%Shared 3%Single 17%
Ownership
Owned 71.7%Rented 27.6%Other 0.7%
68% of owners have a mortgage

Room rentals renting out a room

Average room rent
$365/wk
$18,980 equivalent annual income
Demand
0 : 1
people looking per room listed

Schools & childcare as listed on property.com.au

SchoolLevelGradesSectorStudents
Parkhurst State SchoolPrimaryPrep-6Government429
Childcare centreRatingReviewsDay rate
Parkhurst Early Learning CentreExceeding NQS4.4 ★ (7)POA

Recently sold comps from the suburb page · 2026-07-19

AddressSold price
321 Boundary Road, Parkhurst$1,750,000
24 Ridgewood Terrace, Parkhurst$1,365,000
19A Riverside Drive, Parkhurst$1,325,000
2 Ashcroft Court, Parkhurst$1,230,000
5 Treetops Way, Parkhurst$1,050,000
16 Vue Way, Parkhurst$950,000
20 Turner Court, Parkhurst$868,800
5 Oscadia Way, Parkhurst$840,000
16 Kildare Cres, Parkhurst$815,000
13 Florida Cres, Parkhurst$730,000
18 Florida Cres, Parkhurst$695,000
4 Pacey Street, Parkhurst$680,000

Saved houses in Parkhurst 5 favourited · links open the listing

LGASubregionSuburbAddressFit Sub. ScoreB/B/CLandLand $/m²vs Sub. landLand IdxPriceEstimatevs Est.vs Bed Med.Est. YieldSuburb YieldRisk
Rockhampton RegionRockhampton North and North-East urban areaParkhurst18 Mossvale Drive9.96.24/2/3805 m²$11172% dearer6.3$899k$958k6.2% below105%4.6%3.6%clear
Rockhampton RegionRockhampton North and North-East urban areaParkhurst8 Florida Cres9.96.24/2/2450 m²$150037% dearer7.3$675k$707k4.5% below79%4.8%4.8%clear
Rockhampton RegionRockhampton North and North-East urban areaParkhurst18 Ridgewood Terrace9.36.24/2/21503 m²$66239% cheaper7.3$995k$1.06m5.8% below116%4.3%3.2%clear
Rockhampton RegionRockhampton North and North-East urban areaParkhurst13 Treetops Way9.16.23/2/2801 m²$10920% dearer5.7$875k$943k7.2% below137%4.0%3.3%clear
Rockhampton RegionRockhampton North and North-East urban areaParkhurst26 Wirraway Drive6.24/2/21000 m²$87520% cheaper7.4$875k$915k4.4% below102%3.7%⚠ Fire