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Whiteside

QLD 4503City of Moreton Bay → Strathpine, Petrie and Warnerprofiled 2026-07-18
Median price
$1,375,000
0.8%
Median rent
$875/wk
12.9%
Gross yield
3.3%
median rent ×52 ÷ median price
Sales 12m
10
4 rental listings
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Room demand
people per room listed

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

Overall
5.1
weighted 20% past · 35% present · 45% future
Past
5.5
Price 9.0%/yr 5-yr (6.0) · rent 7.3%/yr (6.5) · consistency 2.0 (thin market, 5 neg stretches) · 10–20yr arc established rural, thin/volatile (6.0).
Present
4.1
Yield 3.3% (4.0) · tenant negligible — 5% rented (2.5) · conditions 4.0 [crime mixed, flood mixed, infra bad, stock bad/acreage] · momentum −0.8%/12.9% (6.5).
Future
5.6
Supply rural-zoned scarcity (8.5) · demand no tenant pool, no rail, no catalyst (3.0) · yield trajectory soft (4.5) · climate near North Pine/Lake Kurwongbah, per-lot (5.5).

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

The good

Elevated, tightly-held acreage (94% owned) with rural-zoned scarcity — no greenfield pipeline will ever compete — and incomes well above metro supporting owner-occupier resale.

The bad

As an SMSF rental it barely functions: 5% rented (essentially no tenant pool), ~3.3% yield, a tiny 10-sales/yr market and flat headline growth (−0.8%). No local retail and ~10–12 min to the nearest station.

The ugly

Large-lot acreage means septic/tank/land upkeep the LRBA can't fund, and the market is so thin the exit is to a handful of owner-occupier buyers — the poorest liquidity in this group.

Net read from the data

Structural scarcity without the demand that makes scarcity pay. Wrong shape for an SMSF income or operational hold — only a contribution-rich fund buying rural land value for the very long term should even look, and even then the thin exit is a real caution.

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

DimensionVerdictWhy
Capital growth Mixed9.0% compound over 5 yrs, -0.8% last 12m. Past growth is already in the price — sustaining it depends on the supply picture below.
trend data (this DB)
Rental yield Bad3.3% gross — heavy negative cash flow inside the fund — the growth has to justify it.
PropTrack via suburb page
Flood risk MixedElevated rural hinterland near the North Pine River and Lake Kurwongbah (Sideling Creek Dam, on Dayboro Rd); creek-flat pockets only, no confirmed inundation — confirm each address on council Flood Check.
Seqwater Lake Kurwongbah; MBRC flood mapping; FloodCheck QLD (no per-suburb event confirmed)
Crime MixedNo reliable suburb-level crime data (tiny rural locality, pop. ~810); neighbouring Petrie/Kurwongbah read below the QLD average — verify on the QPS crime map.
OpenStats (no per-suburb data); QPS crime map (verify)
Infrastructure BadRural-residential with no local retail or town centre; ~10–12 min to Petrie for rail, shops and services.
editorial; Translink
Owner-occupier appeal Good94% owned / 5% rented, 88% family households — owner-occupier depth supports prices and resale; verify tenant demand separately (listings volume, room demand).
ABS via suburb page
New supply risk GoodRural zoning under the 75%-rural-preservation policy — no greenfield pipeline, structural scarcity.
MBRC Planning Scheme; supply factpack
Distance to rail BadNo station; nearest is Petrie ~10–12 min drive — effectively car-dependent hinterland.
Translink network
Housing stock & upkeep BadLarge-lot acreage stock — septic, tanks and larger structures mean upkeep the LRBA can't fund.
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
$850k$1.05m$1.24m$1.44m202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$900,00013
2021-08-31$900,00011
2021-09-30$900,00011
2021-10-31$1,050,00012
2021-11-30$890,50014
2021-12-31$890,50014
2022-01-31$1,052,00013
2022-02-28$900,00011
2022-03-31$976,00010
2022-04-30$976,00010
2022-05-31$900,0009
2022-06-30$1,076,0008
2022-07-31$1,100,0009
2022-08-31$1,100,0009
2022-09-30$1,100,0009
2022-10-31$1,076,0008
2022-11-30$1,300,0008
2022-12-31$1,300,0006
2023-01-31$1,332,5004
2023-02-28$1,332,5004
2023-03-31$1,332,5004
2023-04-30$1,332,5004
2023-05-31$1,300,0007
2023-06-30$1,325,0006
2023-07-31$1,300,0005
2023-08-31$1,300,0005
2023-09-30$1,325,0006
2023-10-31$1,325,0006
2023-11-30$1,325,0004
2023-12-31$1,325,0004
2024-01-31$1,325,0004
2024-02-29$1,300,0005
2024-03-31$1,300,0005
2024-04-30$1,250,0006
2024-05-31$1,200,0003
2024-06-30$1,200,0003
2024-07-31$1,200,0003
2024-08-31$1,200,0003
2024-09-30$1,200,0003
2024-10-31$1,200,0005
2024-11-30$1,200,0005
2024-12-31$1,200,0005
2025-01-31$1,200,0005
2025-02-28$1,386,0005
2025-03-31$1,293,0006
2025-04-30$1,386,0005
2025-05-31$1,358,0006
2025-06-30$1,386,0007
2025-07-31$1,350,0009
2025-08-31$1,368,00010
2025-09-30$1,350,0009
2025-10-31$1,350,0008
2025-11-30$1,350,0008
2025-12-31$1,350,0008
2026-01-31$1,350,0008
2026-02-28$1,350,0008
2026-03-31$1,350,00011
2026-04-30$1,375,00012
2026-05-31$1,400,00011
2026-06-30$1,375,00010

Median weekly house rent

same rolling 12-month window
$624$727$831$934202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$645/wk1
2021-08-31$645/wk1
2022-03-31$700/wk1
2022-04-30$700/wk1
2022-05-31$700/wk1
2022-06-30$700/wk1
2022-07-31$700/wk1
2022-08-31$700/wk1
2022-09-30$750/wk2
2022-10-31$750/wk2
2022-11-30$750/wk2
2022-12-31$750/wk2
2023-01-31$700/wk3
2023-02-28$690/wk4
2023-03-31$680/wk3
2023-04-30$680/wk3
2023-05-31$680/wk3
2023-06-30$680/wk3
2023-07-31$680/wk3
2023-08-31$680/wk3
2023-09-30$680/wk3
2023-10-31$665/wk2
2023-11-30$665/wk2
2023-12-31$665/wk2
2024-01-31$650/wk1
2024-03-31$913/wk2
2024-04-30$850/wk3
2024-05-31$850/wk3
2024-06-30$850/wk3
2024-07-31$850/wk3
2024-08-31$850/wk3
2024-09-30$850/wk3
2024-10-31$850/wk3
2024-11-30$850/wk3
2024-12-31$825/wk4
2025-01-31$800/wk5
2025-02-28$800/wk5
2025-03-31$800/wk5
2025-04-30$750/wk3
2025-05-31$750/wk3
2025-06-30$775/wk2
2025-07-31$775/wk2
2025-08-31$775/wk2
2025-09-30$800/wk3
2025-10-31$875/wk4
2025-11-30$800/wk5
2025-12-31$800/wk6
2026-01-31$800/wk6
2026-02-28$800/wk5
2026-03-31$875/wk4
2026-04-30$875/wk4
2026-05-31$875/wk4
2026-06-30$875/wk4

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

2 bed3 bed4 bed5+ bed
Median price$1.07m$1.40m$950
Median rent$888/wk$950/wk
Implied yield3.3%5200.0%

Demographics

Population 810 (metro 2,526,238)Income $2,312/wk (25.0% above metro)Average age 44Household size 3
Age groups
Under 15 21.1%15–64 54.2%65+ 24.7%
Households
Family 88%Shared 2%Single 10%
Ownership
Owned 93.8%Rented 5.1%Other 1.2%
49% of owners have a mortgage

Room rentals renting out a room

Average room rent
Demand
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Recently sold comps from the suburb page · 2026-07-18

AddressSold price
21 Whiteside Road, Whiteside$1,865,000
31 Vores Road, Whiteside$1,480,000
1059 Dayboro Road, Whiteside$1,394,040
2 Hyde Road, Whiteside$1,300,000
1109 Dayboro Road, Whiteside$1,010,000
1061 Dayboro Road, Whiteside$1,000,000

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