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Strathpine

QLD 4500City of Moreton Bay → Strathpine, Petrie and Warnerprofiled 2026-07-18
The median house price in Strathpine, QLD is currently $945,000, based on the last 12 months of sales. Over the last month, there were 14 properties for sale in Strathpine. Strathpine has a compound growth rate of 15.2% for houses and 29.4% for units. Two-bedroom houses in Strathpine have a median house price of $834k, for three-bedroom houses it is $930k, for four-bedroom houses it is $976k and for larger houses the median house price is $1.15m. If you're looking to lease, the median rent for houses in Strathpine is $650 per week. For investors, Strathpine has an annual rental yield of 3.6%. The median rent has increased 4.8% over the last 12 months. Two-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $490 per week, three-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $650, four-bedroom houses have a median rental price of $700 and larger houses have a median rental price of $850. The median price of apartments and units for sale in Strathpine is $705,500 which has increased 29.4% since the same time last year. One-bedroom apartments have a median sale price of $490,000, two-bedroom apartments have a median price of $698,750, and three-bedroom apartments have sold for a median price of $721,000. The median rental price for units and apartments in Strathpine is $550 per week, which is a rental yield of 4.0%.
Median price
$945,000
15.2%
Median rent
$650/wk
4.8%
Gross yield
3.6%
stated rental yield
Sales 12m
153
243 rental listings
Saved favourites
0
in your collection
Room demand
5 : 1
$305/wk avg room
Units median
$705,500
▲ 29.4% 12m · $550/wk · 4% yield

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

Overall
6.8
weighted 20% past · 35% present · 45% future
Past
7.5
Price 14.1%/yr 5-yr (9.0) · rent 9.3%/yr (8.0) · consistency 5.5 (rent flat ~7mo, 1 neg stretch) · 10–20yr arc established hub, North Pine flood (6.0).
Present
6.3
Yield 3.6% (5.5) · tenant deep — 31% rented, 5:1 rooms (7.0) · conditions 7.0 [crime good, flood mixed, infra good, stock mixed] · momentum 15.2%/4.8% (5.5).
Future
6.8
Supply built-out, infill only (8.5) · demand regional hub + station + near Petrie precinct (7.0) · yield trajectory soft (4.5) · climate North Pine flood, street-dependent (5.5).

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

The good

The group's anchor: a station on the Caboolture line, the region's regional mall (Strathpine Centre), below-average crime and the deepest tenant pull in this pack (31% rented, 5:1 room demand). Best yield here (~3.6%) on a 5-yr price CAGR of 14.1%.

The bad

The older 1970s–90s core means real upkeep the fund pays for, and the North Pine edge puts some streets on the floodplain — the yield still needs modest contribution support.

The ugly

Feb-2022 submerged low-lying homes; the town centre sits high but river-adjacent streets flood, and flood insurance is an uncontrollable liquidity cost — the one structural risk here.

Net read from the data

The strongest SMSF case in this group: hub amenity, rail, real tenant depth and scarcity. Gate it on dry ground and, ideally, newer stock — on those conditions it's a genuine growth-plus-income corridor hold.

Investment lens 6 good · 3 mixed · 0 bad · computed from data + sourced research — each row cites its source

DimensionVerdictWhy
Capital growth Good14.1% compound over 5 yrs, 15.2% last 12m. Past growth is already in the price — sustaining it depends on the supply picture below.
trend data (this DB)
Rental yield Mixed3.6% gross (stated) — expect contribution top-ups at LRBA rates; losses stay trapped in the fund at 15%.
PropTrack via suburb page
Flood risk MixedNorth Pine River runs the northern/eastern edge; low-lying homes were submerged in Feb 2022, but the town centre and most streets sit on higher ground — street-level Flood Check mandatory.
MBRC flood mapping; Feb-2022 event (QLD Parliament Pine Rivers speech)
Crime GoodDespite being a major retail/transport hub — break-ins 553/100k (−43%), MV theft 895 (−23%), violent 2,645 (−23%, down ~40% since 2020–22) — all below the QLD benchmarks.
OpenStats 2022–24 (QPS/ABS)
Infrastructure GoodStrathpine station on the Caboolture line plus Strathpine Centre (regional mall, ~165 stores) and the Brendale employment estate next door — the corridor's retail/transport anchor.
Translink; Wikipedia 'Strathpine Centre'
Owner-occupier appeal Good68% owned / 31% rented, 72% family households — owner-occupier depth supports prices and resale; verify tenant demand separately (listings volume, room demand).
ABS via suburb page
New supply risk GoodBuilt-out established town centre — modest off-the-plan apartment infill only, no greenfield; genuine land scarcity.
apartments.com.au; MBRC; supply factpack
Distance to rail GoodStrathpine station in-suburb (Caboolture line) — frequent electric services, ~2 stops from the Petrie junction/UniSC campus.
Translink network
Housing stock & upkeep MixedOlder 1970s–90s core plus newer apartment/townhouse infill — mixed-era upkeep; check each dwelling's era.
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
$457k$632k$806k$981k202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$493,000331
2021-08-31$495,000325
2021-09-30$499,900305
2021-10-31$505,000298
2021-11-30$514,000288
2021-12-31$519,000273
2022-01-31$521,000274
2022-02-28$530,000252
2022-03-31$565,000224
2022-04-30$589,550214
2022-05-31$608,000187
2022-06-30$630,000176
2022-07-31$645,000175
2022-08-31$650,000165
2022-09-30$651,000165
2022-10-31$657,000157
2022-11-30$650,000155
2022-12-31$650,000146
2023-01-31$650,000144
2023-02-28$650,000144
2023-03-31$641,250140
2023-04-30$635,000141
2023-05-31$645,000152
2023-06-30$645,000149
2023-07-31$637,500142
2023-08-31$640,000151
2023-09-30$650,000156
2023-10-31$655,000157
2023-11-30$670,000153
2023-12-31$676,000157
2024-01-31$688,000150
2024-02-29$700,000156
2024-03-31$706,000161
2024-04-30$720,000155
2024-05-31$722,500147
2024-06-30$730,000154
2024-07-31$740,000163
2024-08-31$745,000161
2024-09-30$750,000157
2024-10-31$755,000159
2024-11-30$765,000165
2024-12-31$780,000165
2025-01-31$780,000169
2025-02-28$785,000167
2025-03-31$800,000167
2025-04-30$801,000169
2025-05-31$800,000171
2025-06-30$819,999173
2025-07-31$820,000167
2025-08-31$830,000165
2025-09-30$836,000171
2025-10-31$850,000169
2025-11-30$865,000168
2025-12-31$879,150172
2026-01-31$893,500172
2026-02-28$907,000169
2026-03-31$920,000166
2026-04-30$930,000169
2026-05-31$938,000166
2026-06-30$945,000153

Median weekly house rent

same rolling 12-month window
$402$491$579$668202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$420/wk227
2021-08-31$420/wk235
2021-09-30$425/wk230
2021-10-31$430/wk231
2021-11-30$430/wk233
2021-12-31$440/wk237
2022-01-31$445/wk231
2022-02-28$450/wk243
2022-03-31$455/wk239
2022-04-30$460/wk236
2022-05-31$468/wk236
2022-06-30$470/wk239
2022-07-31$480/wk237
2022-08-31$480/wk238
2022-09-30$490/wk232
2022-10-31$495/wk236
2022-11-30$500/wk248
2022-12-31$500/wk246
2023-01-31$500/wk251
2023-02-28$500/wk254
2023-03-31$520/wk246
2023-04-30$520/wk251
2023-05-31$530/wk259
2023-06-30$530/wk257
2023-07-31$545/wk257
2023-08-31$550/wk253
2023-09-30$550/wk252
2023-10-31$550/wk247
2023-11-30$550/wk249
2023-12-31$550/wk236
2024-01-31$550/wk238
2024-02-29$550/wk238
2024-03-31$570/wk234
2024-04-30$580/wk229
2024-05-31$580/wk230
2024-06-30$585/wk223
2024-07-31$590/wk223
2024-08-31$600/wk215
2024-09-30$600/wk212
2024-10-31$600/wk216
2024-11-30$600/wk215
2024-12-31$600/wk223
2025-01-31$605/wk228
2025-02-28$620/wk229
2025-03-31$620/wk227
2025-04-30$620/wk232
2025-05-31$620/wk232
2025-06-30$620/wk236
2025-07-31$620/wk240
2025-08-31$625/wk243
2025-09-30$640/wk250
2025-10-31$640/wk251
2025-11-30$650/wk255
2025-12-31$650/wk258
2026-01-31$650/wk254
2026-02-28$650/wk249
2026-03-31$650/wk246
2026-04-30$650/wk252
2026-05-31$650/wk250
2026-06-30$650/wk243

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

2 bed3 bed4 bed5+ bed
Median price$834k$930k$976k$1.15m
Median rent$490/wk$650/wk$700/wk$850/wk
Implied yield3.1%3.6%3.7%3.8%

Demographics

Population 10,647 (metro 2,526,238)Income $1,556/wk (15.8% below metro)Average age 37Household size 2.6
Age groups
Under 15 18.9%15–64 65.2%65+ 17.0%
Households
Family 72%Shared 4%Single 24%
Ownership
Owned 67.7%Rented 30.8%Other 1.5%
58% of owners have a mortgage

Room rentals renting out a room

Average room rent
$305/wk
$15,860 equivalent annual income
Demand
5 : 1
people looking per room listed

Schools & childcare as listed on property.com.au

SchoolLevelGradesSectorStudents
Strathpine State SchoolPrimaryPrep-6Government444
Strathpine West State SchoolPrimaryPrep-6Government408
Pine Rivers State High SchoolSecondary7-12Government1,106
Childcare centreRatingReviewsDay rate
Edge Early Learning Strathpine - Bells Pocket RdMeeting NQS4.7 ★ (48)POA
Edge Early Learning Strathpine - Railway AveMeeting NQS4.7 ★ (18)POA
South Pine Community Kindergarten and Pre-SchoolExceeding NQS4.8 ★ (8)POA
Stellar Early Learning & KindergartenMeeting NQS5 ★ (16)$130

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

AddressSold price
138 Spitfire Avenue, Strathpine$1,310,000
9 Beitz Street, Strathpine$1,163,000
14 Lancaster Street, Strathpine$1,150,000
172 Stanley Street, Strathpine$995,000
17 Rosewood Drive, Strathpine$980,000
79 Spitfire Avenue, Strathpine$980,000
292 Stanley Street, Strathpine$975,000
55 Sutherland Drive, Strathpine$950,000
39 Sutherland Drive, Strathpine$935,000
23 Gerbera Cres, Strathpine$907,500
31/60 Grahams Road, Strathpine$760,000

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