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Woorim

QLD 4507City of Moreton Bay → Bribie Islandprofiled 2026-07-18
Last month Woorim had 4 properties available for rent and 6 properties for sale. The median sold price for houses over the last year is $1,125,000. Woorim has seen an annual compound growth rate of 6.6% for houses.
Median price
$1,125,000
6.6%
Median rent
$660/wk
13.2%
Gross yield
3.1%
median rent ×52 ÷ median price
Sales 12m
19
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
6.0
weighted 20% past · 35% present · 45% future
Past
6.7
Price 10.6%/yr (7.0) · rent 8.6%/yr (8.0) · consistency 6.0 (thin, 1 negative stretch) · erosion-punctuated coastal arc (5.5).
Present
5.4
Yield 3.1% (4.0) · tenant pool 29% rented (6.0) · conditions mean of crime good 8.5 / flood bad-erosion 2.5 / infra mixed 5.5 / stock mixed 5.5 = 5.5 · momentum 6.6%/13.2% (6.5).
Future
6.1
Built-out island scarcity (8.5) · surf amenity but furthest point, one-road/no-rail (5.0) · yield trajectory (6.3) · chronic erosion climate, bad (2.5).

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

The good

Ocean-side surf suburb with the island's second-deepest rental base (29% rented), 13.2% rent growth in the year, below-average crime, and built-out scarcity on finite island land.

The bad

Weakest price growth on the island (6.6% 12m / 10.6% five-year) and a 3.1% yield on a $1.13m median — modest income, and salt/coastal exposure lifts maintenance the fund can't borrow to cover.

The ugly

Chronic beach erosion is the structural risk: MBRC is running dune, seawall, sand back-passing and a 2km sand buffer / 5m barrier with emergency works into 2026. Coastal-hazard insurance is a rising, uncontrollable draw on fund liquidity — and it's the furthest point on a one-bridge, no-rail island.

Net read from the data

A deeper tenant pool than Banksia Beach, but the erosion front is a genuine long-hold liability for an SMSF carrying insurance inside the fund. Only on the higher, set-back streets away from the active erosion zone, and only on newer stock — otherwise the coastal-cost line erodes the thesis.

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

DimensionVerdictWhy
Capital growth Mixed10.6% compound over 5 yrs, 6.6% last 12m. Past growth is already in the price — sustaining it depends on the supply picture below.
trend data (this DB)
Rental yield Bad3.1% gross — heavy negative cash flow inside the fund — the growth has to justify it.
PropTrack via suburb page
Flood risk BadOcean/eastern side with chronic beach erosion; MBRC is running foreshore rehab, dune replanting, a sand back-passing system and a 2km sand buffer / ~5m erosion barrier, with emergency works continuing into 2026. Coastal-hazard exposure is structural and an insurance-cost driver.
Woorim SEMP Coastal Processes report (MBRC); Healthy Land & Water Woorim project
Crime GoodBelow the QLD average on all categories — break-ins 549/100k (−43.5%), MV theft 484 (−58.5%), violent 1,509 (−55.9%).
OpenStats 2022–24
Infrastructure MixedSurf-beach village strip and local shops, but the furthest point on the island (~30–35 min to Caboolture) with no rail.
Transport factpack
Owner-occupier appeal Good68% owned / 29% rented, 57% family households — owner-occupier depth supports prices and resale; verify tenant demand separately (listings volume, room demand).
ABS via suburb page
New supply risk GoodEstablished, infill only; island scarcity caps supply — though erosion is the reason parts of the eastern front stay undeveloped.
Supply factpack
Distance to rail BadNo station; Caboolture ~30–35 min via the single bridge — the longest island commute.
Translink network
Housing stock & upkeep MixedOlder beach-shack stock through to newer builds; salt/coastal exposure lifts upkeep — inspect era and condition.
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
$650k$820k$990k$1.16m202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$685,00034
2021-08-31$692,50040
2021-09-30$685,00041
2021-10-31$728,75040
2021-11-30$745,00041
2021-12-31$750,00045
2022-01-31$750,00045
2022-02-28$750,00046
2022-03-31$750,00048
2022-04-30$750,00048
2022-05-31$750,00049
2022-06-30$752,50050
2022-07-31$770,00047
2022-08-31$781,00042
2022-09-30$800,00041
2022-10-31$810,00039
2022-11-30$825,00034
2022-12-31$800,00029
2023-01-31$852,50026
2023-02-28$850,00025
2023-03-31$850,00023
2023-04-30$850,00027
2023-05-31$843,25028
2023-06-30$836,50025
2023-07-31$836,50023
2023-08-31$836,50025
2023-09-30$880,00029
2023-10-31$880,00031
2023-11-30$890,00031
2023-12-31$892,50030
2024-01-31$901,50030
2024-02-29$885,00034
2024-03-31$901,50036
2024-04-30$908,00031
2024-05-31$927,50032
2024-06-30$925,00033
2024-07-31$916,50032
2024-08-31$916,50030
2024-09-30$927,50026
2024-10-31$925,00025
2024-11-30$900,00024
2024-12-31$927,50026
2025-01-31$925,00025
2025-02-28$1,010,00021
2025-03-31$985,00019
2025-04-30$940,00021
2025-05-31$1,010,00023
2025-06-30$1,055,00024
2025-07-31$1,010,00025
2025-08-31$1,005,25024
2025-09-30$1,000,50023
2025-10-31$1,100,00023
2025-11-30$1,112,50024
2025-12-31$1,100,00027
2026-01-31$1,050,25028
2026-02-28$1,004,60031
2026-03-31$1,100,00031
2026-04-30$1,112,50028
2026-05-31$1,064,80022
2026-06-30$1,125,00019

Median weekly house rent

same rolling 12-month window
$417$504$591$678202120222023202420252026
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MonthValueSample
2021-07-31$440/wk31
2021-08-31$435/wk29
2021-09-30$438/wk28
2021-10-31$440/wk29
2021-11-30$450/wk32
2021-12-31$450/wk31
2022-01-31$460/wk32
2022-02-28$463/wk34
2022-03-31$463/wk32
2022-04-30$465/wk31
2022-05-31$480/wk31
2022-06-30$480/wk33
2022-07-31$480/wk34
2022-08-31$490/wk34
2022-09-30$480/wk34
2022-10-31$500/wk30
2022-11-30$505/wk28
2022-12-31$515/wk28
2023-01-31$520/wk28
2023-02-28$520/wk29
2023-03-31$550/wk29
2023-04-30$565/wk31
2023-05-31$565/wk35
2023-06-30$550/wk31
2023-07-31$545/wk33
2023-08-31$548/wk34
2023-09-30$545/wk35
2023-10-31$550/wk33
2023-11-30$550/wk32
2023-12-31$550/wk30
2024-01-31$560/wk33
2024-02-29$563/wk36
2024-03-31$563/wk40
2024-04-30$565/wk40
2024-05-31$570/wk39
2024-06-30$563/wk34
2024-07-31$565/wk37
2024-08-31$570/wk35
2024-09-30$575/wk32
2024-10-31$585/wk34
2024-11-30$590/wk35
2024-12-31$595/wk35
2025-01-31$593/wk36
2025-02-28$593/wk32
2025-03-31$608/wk30
2025-04-30$608/wk30
2025-05-31$598/wk30
2025-06-30$583/wk32
2025-07-31$580/wk35
2025-08-31$580/wk31
2025-09-30$583/wk32
2025-10-31$583/wk32
2025-11-30$595/wk32
2025-12-31$600/wk32
2026-01-31$600/wk33
2026-02-28$600/wk35
2026-03-31$600/wk34
2026-04-30$630/wk35
2026-05-31$630/wk35
2026-06-30$660/wk35

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

2 bed3 bed4 bed5+ bed
Median price$1.39m$1m$1.23m$1.63m
Median rent$518/wk$650/wk$813/wk$980/wk
Implied yield1.9%3.4%3.4%3.1%

Demographics

Population 1,843 (metro 2,526,238)Income $926/wk (49.9% below metro)Average age 60Household size 1.9
Age groups
Under 15 13.1%15–64 50.2%65+ 39.5%
Households
Family 57%Shared 3%Single 40%
Ownership
Owned 68.2%Rented 29.3%Other 2.5%
27% of owners have a mortgage

Room rentals renting out a room

Average room rent
Demand
people looking per room listed

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

AddressSold price
7 Blaik Street, Woorim$1,600,000
37 Clement Street, Woorim$1,590,000
85 Fairway Avenue, Woorim$1,400,000
79 Arcadia Avenue, Woorim$1,350,000
3 Longland Court, Woorim$1,330,000
4 Golf Drive, Woorim$1,200,000
22 Brookes Cres, Woorim$1,004,600
2/3-9 North Street, Woorim$890,000
44/5 Links Court, Woorim$675,000
27/5 Links Court, Woorim$650,000
2/23 Sixth Avenue, Woorim$610,000

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