Whether you're thinking of selling, buying, or just keeping an eye on your biggest asset, understanding current Sunshine Coast property prices matters. Here's where the market sits in 2026, how prices vary across the region, and what it means for you as a homeowner.
| Median house price | ~$1.29 million |
| Annual growth (past year) | ~13.6% |
| Growth over 5 years | ~67% |
| Market conditions | Tight supply, low vacancy, high demand |
Figures as of mid-2026, in line with PropTrack and Cotality reporting. The market moves quickly — for a figure specific to your property, a local appraisal is the only reliable guide.
The Sunshine Coast effectively operates as two overlapping markets: a premium coastal corridor, and a more accessible but strongly appreciating hinterland.
Below are recent sale prices achieved by Nicholl & Young across our key suburbs — real results, not regional averages. They're a useful guide to what homes are currently fetching, though every property is different (the only way to know yours is a free appraisal).
Buderim is where we sell the most, across every price tier. Recent sales range from around $709,000 for units and townhouses to $2.28 million for premium family homes, with most freestanding houses selling in the $1.2–$1.5 million range. Standout recent results include 39 Gilbert Street at $2,215,000, 30 Tindale Avenue at $2,250,000 and 32–34 Martins Creek Road at $2,280,000.
Beachside Buddina sits at the top of the market. Recent sales include 26 Iluka Avenue at just over $2 million and an apartment at 8 Pacific Boulevard at $3 million.
This newer, master-planned area is popular with families. Recent Nicholl & Young sales span roughly $860,000 to $1.63 million, including 35 Greenview Terrace at $1,630,000.
A solid mid-market performer, with recent 4-bedroom family homes selling between roughly $985,000 and $1.15 million.
Kuluin delivered one of our notable auction results — 15 Ghost Gum Avenue sold under the hammer for $1,141,000. We also achieve strong results across Mountain Creek, Mudjimba, Maroochydore, Mons, Ninderry and Nambour, reflecting genuine whole-of-region reach.
Sale figures reflect recent Nicholl & Young transactions and are indicative only. Refresh periodically as new sales complete.

Three forces are shaping the current market:
With prices at record levels and demand outpacing supply, well-priced homes are selling quickly — often under competitive conditions. If you've owned your home for a few years, you may have built up more equity than you realise.
The catch: a regional median tells you very little about your specific property. The only way to know what your home could sell for today is a local appraisal based on real, recent comparable sales in your street and suburb.
As of mid-2026, the median house price is approximately $1.29 million, having grown around 13.6% over the past year.
Yes. Prices have climbed roughly 13.6% in the past year and around 67% over the past five years, supported by tight supply and steady demand.
Hinterland areas generally offer more accessible entry points — Nambour, for example, sits around $800,000–$870,000 — compared with premium coastal suburbs.
Regional figures are only a starting point. For an accurate figure, book a free property appraisal and we'll assess your home against recent comparable sales in your area.
Free, no-obligation, and based on real local sales.