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QLD 4514City of Moreton Bay → Woodford and Wamuran western hinterlandprofiled 2026-07-18
Last month Woodford had 2 properties available for rent and 6 properties for sale. The median sold price for houses over the last year is $895,000. Woodford has seen an annual compound growth rate of 5.3% for houses.
Median price
$895,000
5.3%
Median rent
$700/wk
12.4%
Gross yield
4.1%
median rent ×52 ÷ median price
Sales 12m
65
35 rental listings
Saved favourites
0
in your collection
Room demand
people per room listed

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

Overall
5.5
weighted 20% past · 35% present · 45% future
Past
6.6
Price 11.4%/yr 5-yr (A7.0) · rent 12.1%/yr (B9.5) · consistency 2.5 (rent flat 5mo, thin, 3 neg stretch) · flood-punctuated arc D5.5 (2011 + record 2022). = .35·7.0+.25·9.5+.15·2.5+.25·5.5.
Present
5.6
Yield 4.1% (7.0) · tenant 2.5 (19% rented) · conditions 6.25 (crime good 8.5; flood/infra/maint mixed 5.5) · momentum 6.5 (price 5.3%, rent 12.4%). = .30·7.0+.25·2.5+.25·6.25+.20·6.5.
Future
5.0
Supply 5.5 (RAF new community adds township-scale stock) · demand 4.5 (district hub + population injection, no rail) · yield trajectory 4.5 · climate 5.5 (Stanley River flood). = .35·5.5+.30·4.5+.20·4.5+.15·5.5.

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

The good

The cheapest entry in the whole hinterland ($895k median) with its deepest local market — 65 house sales and 35 rental listings in 12 months, a real tenant pool (19% rented) and 12.4% rent growth lifting a ~4.1% yield. It is the district's service hub (Woolworths centre, D'Aguilar Hwy) and property crime is among the LGA's lowest.

The bad

Recorded violent crime reads high, but that is the Woodford Correctional Centre logging in-custody assaults to the locality — a reputational drag on tenant perception even though street-level property risk is very low. No rail and a 25-30min drive to Caboolture cap the commuter tenant pool, and the old timber town core carries repairs an LRBA can't fund.

The ugly

The Stanley River. It set a record 9.77m at Woodford in Feb 2022 (above 2011's 9.38m), forced three swift-water rescues and opened the Memorial Hall as an evacuation centre. On the wrong street, flood insurance is a permanent, rising draw on fund liquidity — and the funded new RAF residential community adds competing rental stock over time.

Net read from the data

The hinterland's most functional market and its clearest cash-flow candidate for an SMSF — but only on high, flood-clear ground with post-2000 stock to keep repairs and insurance off the fund. A patient income hold, not a growth play; the no-rail remoteness caps the long-run compounding a fund ultimately relies on.

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

DimensionVerdictWhy
Capital growth Mixed11.4% compound over 5 yrs, 5.3% last 12m. Past growth is already in the price — sustaining it depends on the supply picture below.
trend data (this DB)
Rental yield Mixed4.1% gross — expect contribution top-ups at LRBA rates; losses stay trapped in the fund at 15%.
PropTrack via suburb page
Flood risk MixedStanley River set a record 9.77m at Woodford on 26 Feb 2022 (above 2011's 9.38m); Memorial Hall opened as an evacuation centre and three swift-water rescues occurred overnight. River-adjacent streets flood severely, elevated town blocks sit clear — address-level Flood Check mandatory.
MBRC Independent Review — Stanley River & Neurum Creek; BOM; Feb-2022 event
Crime GoodProperty crime among the LGA's lowest — break-ins 215/100k (−77.9%), MV theft 339 (−71%). The high recorded violent figure (+30.9%) is inflated by the Woodford Correctional Centre logging in-custody assaults to the locality; property crime (the landlord-insurance driver) is the reliable signal.
OpenStats 2022–24; QPS crime map
Infrastructure MixedDistrict hub: a Woolworths-anchored neighbourhood centre (the area's only supermarket-grade retail) on the D'Aguilar Hwy ($20m rehab, ~13,000 vehicles/day). But no rail and no hospital — Kilcoy and Caboolture hospitals serve it, ~25-30min away.
Transport factpack; regiongroup.au; metronorth 2026
Owner-occupier appeal Good80% owned / 19% rented, 75% family households — owner-occupier depth supports prices and resale; verify tenant demand separately (listings volume, room demand).
ABS via suburb page
New supply risk MixedTownship zone; a new residential community is funded here via the $2bn Residential Activation Fund (part of Moreton Bay's 10,300-home package) — genuine new competing stock, though township-scale rather than PDA-scale.
statements.qld.gov.au #103381 (RAF, 2025)
Distance to rail BadNo station; nearest heavy rail is Caboolture ~25-30min / 24.3km via the D'Aguilar Hwy. The former Caboolture–Woodford line is now the Caboolture–Wamuran rail trail.
Translink network; Wikipedia Woodford 2026
Housing stock & upkeep MixedMixed eras — an old timber town core alongside newer estate fringe and the coming RAF community; stock age varies house-by-house, so LRBA-uncovered repair exposure is address-specific.
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
$496k$648k$800k$951k202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$527,50056
2021-08-31$542,00056
2021-09-30$560,00053
2021-10-31$580,00057
2021-11-30$620,00055
2021-12-31$604,50060
2022-01-31$640,00065
2022-02-28$640,00068
2022-03-31$645,00071
2022-04-30$640,00073
2022-05-31$640,00074
2022-06-30$640,00075
2022-07-31$690,00075
2022-08-31$680,00077
2022-09-30$685,00074
2022-10-31$722,50072
2022-11-30$730,00073
2022-12-31$736,25070
2023-01-31$730,00065
2023-02-28$685,00062
2023-03-31$685,00059
2023-04-30$730,00061
2023-05-31$742,50063
2023-06-30$736,25062
2023-07-31$712,50060
2023-08-31$771,25062
2023-09-30$815,00063
2023-10-31$712,50060
2023-11-30$735,00062
2023-12-31$807,50064
2024-01-31$815,00067
2024-02-29$855,00075
2024-03-31$870,00083
2024-04-30$870,00079
2024-05-31$885,00076
2024-06-30$890,00077
2024-07-31$885,00080
2024-08-31$855,00077
2024-09-30$850,00075
2024-10-31$862,50078
2024-11-30$846,00078
2024-12-31$842,00075
2025-01-31$877,50070
2025-02-28$850,00063
2025-03-31$842,00059
2025-04-30$836,33562
2025-05-31$850,00063
2025-06-30$850,00063
2025-07-31$885,00061
2025-08-31$875,00062
2025-09-30$856,50070
2025-10-31$856,50070
2025-11-30$895,00069
2025-12-31$900,00071
2026-01-31$900,00069
2026-02-28$920,00073
2026-03-31$912,50072
2026-04-30$897,50072
2026-05-31$895,00069
2026-06-30$895,00065

Median weekly house rent

same rolling 12-month window
$376$492$608$724202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$400/wk19
2021-08-31$430/wk18
2021-09-30$410/wk17
2021-10-31$400/wk15
2021-11-30$450/wk17
2021-12-31$480/wk18
2022-01-31$480/wk16
2022-02-28$510/wk13
2022-03-31$480/wk14
2022-04-30$480/wk14
2022-05-31$503/wk14
2022-06-30$510/wk17
2022-07-31$503/wk16
2022-08-31$485/wk17
2022-09-30$485/wk17
2022-10-31$485/wk17
2022-11-30$485/wk15
2022-12-31$485/wk15
2023-01-31$478/wk16
2023-02-28$490/wk18
2023-03-31$495/wk17
2023-04-30$495/wk17
2023-05-31$500/wk17
2023-06-30$500/wk17
2023-07-31$500/wk17
2023-08-31$530/wk18
2023-09-30$550/wk19
2023-10-31$550/wk21
2023-11-30$645/wk32
2023-12-31$650/wk37
2024-01-31$650/wk37
2024-02-29$650/wk36
2024-03-31$650/wk34
2024-04-30$650/wk35
2024-05-31$650/wk37
2024-06-30$650/wk35
2024-07-31$650/wk35
2024-08-31$650/wk37
2024-09-30$650/wk37
2024-10-31$650/wk39
2024-11-30$650/wk38
2024-12-31$640/wk39
2025-01-31$645/wk36
2025-02-28$650/wk38
2025-03-31$633/wk40
2025-04-30$633/wk42
2025-05-31$640/wk39
2025-06-30$623/wk40
2025-07-31$625/wk39
2025-08-31$650/wk37
2025-09-30$665/wk40
2025-10-31$680/wk43
2025-11-30$695/wk41
2025-12-31$698/wk44
2026-01-31$700/wk42
2026-02-28$700/wk39
2026-03-31$700/wk40
2026-04-30$700/wk41
2026-05-31$700/wk38
2026-06-30$700/wk35

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

2 bed3 bed4 bed5+ bed
Median price$750k$839k$1.07m$1.49m
Median rent$600/wk$675/wk$735/wk$1,000/wk
Implied yield4.2%4.2%3.6%3.5%

Demographics

Population 4,022 (metro 2,526,238)Income $1,393/wk (24.7% below metro)Average age 38Household size 2.5
Age groups
Under 15 19.0%15–64 73.0%65+ 19.0%
Households
Family 75%Shared 3%Single 22%
Ownership
Owned 79.8%Rented 18.8%Other 1.4%
52% 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

SchoolLevelGradesSectorStudents
Woodford State SchoolPrimaryPrep-10Government434
Woodford State SchoolSecondaryPrep-10Government434
Childcare centreRatingReviewsDay rate
C&K Woodford Community KindergartenExceeding NQS4 ★ (1)POA
Goodstart Early Learning WoodfordMeeting NQS4.9 ★ (13)$129
Oak Tree Academy WoodfordMeeting NQS5 ★ (36)POA

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

AddressSold price
65-67 Sippel Drive, Woodford$2,060,000
49-53 Haldane Street, Woodford$1,500,000
29-31 Westwood Avenue, Woodford$1,370,000
111 Sippel Drive, Woodford$1,250,000
6 Henry Court, Woodford$995,000
20 Hamilton Road, Woodford$935,000
21 Gloucester Street, Woodford$870,000
61 Durundur Street, Woodford$839,000
11 Hamilton Road, Woodford$817,500
5 Daybell Street, Woodford$750,000
4/8 George Street, Woodford$662,000

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