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Sandstone Point

QLD 4511City of Moreton Bay → Pumicestone mainland coastprofiled 2026-07-18
The median house price in Sandstone Point, QLD is currently $912,500, based on the last 12 months of sales. Over the last month, there were 6 properties for sale in Sandstone Point. Sandstone Point has a compound growth rate of 4.9% for houses and 22.2% for units. Two-bedroom houses in Sandstone Point have a median house price of $719k, for three-bedroom houses it is $878k, for four-bedroom houses it is $933k and for larger houses the median house price is $1.18m. If you're looking to lease, the median rent for houses in Sandstone Point is $715 per week. For investors, Sandstone Point has an annual rental yield of 3.8%. The median rent has increased 11.7% over the last 12 months. Two-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $630 per week, three-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $670, four-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $750 and larger houses have a median rental price of $750. The median price of apartments and units for sale in Sandstone Point is $742,500 which has increased 22.2% since the same time last year. One-bedroom apartments have a median sale price of $600,000, two-bedroom apartments have a median price of $710,000, and three-bedroom apartments have sold for a median price of $822,500. The median rental price for units and apartments in Sandstone Point is $610 per week, which is a rental yield of 3.9%.
Median price
$912,500
4.9%
Median rent
$715/wk
11.7%
Gross yield
3.8%
stated rental yield
Sales 12m
63
44 rental listings
Saved favourites
4
in your collection
Room demand
people per room listed
Units median
$742,500
▲ 22.2% 12m · $610/wk · 3.9% yield

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

Overall
5.8
weighted 20% past · 35% present · 45% future
Past
6.9
Price 11.8%/yr (A7.0) · rent 9.9%/yr (B8.0) · thin market (C6.0) · lifestyle-corridor arc with coastal overhang (D6.0).
Present
5.8
Yield 3.8% (7.0) · 17% rented (3.5) · conditions crime good / flood+infra+maint mixed = 6.25 · price+rent momentum (6.5).
Future
5.2
Active bridge-approach releases, mixed supply (5.5) · bridge-approach amenity, funded 2nd bridge, no rail (demand 4.0) · yield trajectory 6.3 · passage storm-tide with elevated pockets, mixed climate (5.5).

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

The good

The cluster's deepest, most liquid market by far (63 sales/yr), verified below-average crime, newer estate-skewed stock, and the bridge-approach amenity of a second Bribie crossing funded to detailed design.

The bad

Yield is the softest here (~3.8%), the tenant base is only 17% and there is no rail - income and exit still lean on owner-occupier and retiree demand rather than a deep rental pool.

The ugly

The passage frontage is storm-tide and backflow exposed and the +310mm high-tide shift is permanent, though the larger footprint keeps elevated estate pockets dry - flood is an address-level question here, not a whole-suburb write-off.

Net read from the data

The pick of the Pumicestone mainland coast for an SMSF: enough market depth and newer stock to hold, provided the buy is a verified-dry elevated lot. The yield is thin, so it only works as a long CGT-driven hold.

Investment lens 2 good · 6 mixed · 1 bad · computed from data + sourced research — each row cites its source

DimensionVerdictWhy
Capital growth Mixed11.8% compound over 5 yrs, 4.9% 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 MixedA low-lying tidal-foreshore locality at the Bribie bridge approach - storm-tide + backflow exposed on the passage frontage, but a larger footprint keeps elevated estate pockets away from the water dry. Passage high tide up ~310mm since the breakthrough. Verify at address on MBRC Flood Check.
Flood factpack section 8 (MBRC Bribie SEMP 2023); MBRC Flood Check
Crime GoodBelow the QLD average on all categories - break-ins 327 (-66%), motor-vehicle theft 921 (-21%), violent crime 1,416 (-59%).
OpenStats 2022-24
Infrastructure MixedOn the Caboolture-Bribie Island Rd spine at the bridge approach with some local amenity, and the second Bribie crossing is funded to detailed design; but no rail and ~18-22 min to Caboolture Hospital.
Transport factpack (TMR/Translink 2026; Bribie Bridge duplication statements.qld.gov.au 2026)
Owner-occupier appeal Good81% owned / 17% rented, 71% family households — owner-occupier depth supports prices and resale; verify tenant demand separately (listings volume, room demand).
ABS via suburb page
New supply risk MixedActive bridge-approach estate/house-and-land releases still adding supply into a coastal-hazard-capped strip - some ongoing competing supply, but no PDA-scale greenfield.
Supply factpack (openlot.com.au; Living Coast Plan 2023)
Distance to rail BadNo station; nearest heavy rail is Caboolture, ~18-22 min drive.
Transport factpack (Translink 2026)
Housing stock & upkeep MixedPredominantly 1990s-2010s estate stock (favourable for an LRBA hold) with some older and acreage pockets - the newest-skewing market on the mainland coast.
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
$497k$646k$795k$943k202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$527,750102
2021-08-31$545,000102
2021-09-30$560,000105
2021-10-31$575,000107
2021-11-30$590,000102
2021-12-31$595,00094
2022-01-31$610,00094
2022-02-28$610,00092
2022-03-31$620,00087
2022-04-30$632,50088
2022-05-31$650,00090
2022-06-30$645,00088
2022-07-31$650,00080
2022-08-31$697,50074
2022-09-30$710,00069
2022-10-31$678,00073
2022-11-30$695,00079
2022-12-31$695,00080
2023-01-31$695,00077
2023-02-28$695,00075
2023-03-31$695,00077
2023-04-30$676,50080
2023-05-31$675,00077
2023-06-30$675,00078
2023-07-31$685,00082
2023-08-31$695,00085
2023-09-30$697,50084
2023-10-31$713,75078
2023-11-30$720,00073
2023-12-31$720,00074
2024-01-31$720,00073
2024-02-29$740,00075
2024-03-31$742,50076
2024-04-30$760,00071
2024-05-31$760,00071
2024-06-30$757,50070
2024-07-31$762,50071
2024-08-31$770,50068
2024-09-30$771,00069
2024-10-31$777,50066
2024-11-30$780,00064
2024-12-31$797,50060
2025-01-31$830,00063
2025-02-28$830,00059
2025-03-31$845,00055
2025-04-30$846,50053
2025-05-31$843,50054
2025-06-30$870,00055
2025-07-31$880,00055
2025-08-31$883,75054
2025-09-30$890,00057
2025-10-31$887,50059
2025-11-30$884,75062
2025-12-31$888,75064
2026-01-31$890,00061
2026-02-28$907,50066
2026-03-31$910,00072
2026-04-30$911,25072
2026-05-31$912,50067
2026-06-30$912,50063

Median weekly house rent

same rolling 12-month window
$428$534$641$747202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$450/wk42
2021-08-31$450/wk43
2021-09-30$460/wk38
2021-10-31$468/wk36
2021-11-30$480/wk37
2021-12-31$480/wk33
2022-01-31$480/wk33
2022-02-28$490/wk35
2022-03-31$493/wk38
2022-04-30$485/wk36
2022-05-31$510/wk37
2022-06-30$550/wk40
2022-07-31$550/wk43
2022-08-31$560/wk48
2022-09-30$560/wk42
2022-10-31$560/wk42
2022-11-30$560/wk45
2022-12-31$560/wk45
2023-01-31$560/wk48
2023-02-28$560/wk49
2023-03-31$560/wk49
2023-04-30$563/wk52
2023-05-31$570/wk52
2023-06-30$573/wk50
2023-07-31$580/wk47
2023-08-31$580/wk47
2023-09-30$580/wk47
2023-10-31$580/wk51
2023-11-30$595/wk47
2023-12-31$598/wk48
2024-01-31$600/wk48
2024-02-29$600/wk45
2024-03-31$615/wk46
2024-04-30$615/wk48
2024-05-31$605/wk52
2024-06-30$610/wk53
2024-07-31$600/wk51
2024-08-31$620/wk50
2024-09-30$620/wk45
2024-10-31$620/wk42
2024-11-30$620/wk42
2024-12-31$620/wk44
2025-01-31$623/wk44
2025-02-28$630/wk44
2025-03-31$630/wk46
2025-04-30$630/wk43
2025-05-31$630/wk43
2025-06-30$640/wk42
2025-07-31$640/wk43
2025-08-31$648/wk46
2025-09-30$650/wk45
2025-10-31$650/wk47
2025-11-30$673/wk44
2025-12-31$685/wk44
2026-01-31$690/wk43
2026-02-28$693/wk42
2026-03-31$698/wk46
2026-04-30$700/wk43
2026-05-31$725/wk44
2026-06-30$715/wk44

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

2 bed3 bed4 bed5+ bed
Median price$719k$878k$933k$1.18m
Median rent$630/wk$670/wk$750/wk$750/wk
Implied yield4.6%4.0%4.2%3.3%

Demographics

Population 4,094 (metro 2,526,238)Income $963/wk (47.9% below metro)Average age 62Household size 2.1
Age groups
Under 15 12.2%15–64 41.8%65+ 46.9%
Households
Family 71%Shared 2%Single 27%
Ownership
Owned 81.5%Rented 17.0%Other 1.5%
25% 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

Childcare centreRatingReviewsDay rate
Sparrow Early Learning Sandstone PointMeeting NQS4.9 ★ (60)$142

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

AddressSold price
21 Avalon Street, Sandstone Point$1,605,000
20 Bondi Court, Sandstone Point$1,365,000
10 Dylan Court, Sandstone Point$1,190,000
166 Bestmann Road E, Sandstone Point$980,000
10 Clovelly Place, Sandstone Point$975,000
116 Carpenter Way, Sandstone Point$975,000
145 Bestmann Road E, Sandstone Point$910,000
83/2 Spinnaker Drive, Sandstone Point$740,000
5/4 Kal Ma Kuta Drive, Sandstone Point$710,000
97/210 Bestmann Road E, Sandstone Point$672,000

Saved houses in Sandstone Point 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 BayPumicestone mainland coastSandstone Point249 Bestmann Road7.65.84/2/3700 m²$13560% dearer7.0$949k$966k1.8% below102%4.2%4.1%clear
City of Moreton BayPumicestone mainland coastSandstone Point209 Bestmann Road E5.84/2/2660 m²$872kclear
City of Moreton BayPumicestone mainland coastSandstone Point5 Scarborough Court5.84/2/4700 m²$922kclear
City of Moreton BayPumicestone mainland coastSandstone Point52 Mossman Way5.84/2/2610 m²$972kclear