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PROPERTY MARKET OVERVIEW Banksia Beach & Bongaree QLD 4507 · 3‑month and 12‑month sales analysis to 28 September 2026 Published 1 October 2026 At a Glance Banksia Beach 3-Month House Median$1,305,0003-Month Unit Median$737,500Residential Sales38 Bongaree 3-Month House Median$1,027,5003-Month Unit Median$805,000Residential Sales53 Banksia Beach · 4507 Key Market Indicators — Trailing 3 Months Monthly median price…
Golf course living and canal frontage are both marketed as premium on Bribie Island — but Q1 2026 sales data shows the island’s price hierarchy is more complex than a simple canal-versus-fairway split. Waterfront homes still dominate the top end. Golf estate properties remain firmly in a second premium tier. But standard residential housing, particularly…
Did you know that the surf beach at Woorim, now one of Bribie Island’s most sought-after coastal locations, was once part of a wartime defence network protecting the entrance to Moreton Bay? Today, Woorim is best known as the surf-beach suburb of Bribie Island, attracting residents and visitors for its ocean frontage, golf course and…
Bongaree’s competitive edge is not cosmetic — it is structural. The suburb is built along the shoreline of Pumicestone Passage, and that geography has shaped how people move through it for more than a century. What reads today as “walkability” is the modern outcome of a waterfront settlement pattern that began with fishing fleets, oyster…
On a quiet street in Bongaree, there’s a kind of building you don’t notice until you need it. Not the big hall with the stage and the kitchen pass-through. Not the sports clubhouse on a Saturday. Something smaller and steadier — a place for committee meetings, craft circles, community support groups, training sessions, and the…
In a region shaped by water, bushland and a string of lively centres, “getting away” doesn’t always mean packing up and loading the car. Across Moreton Bay, many residents can fit local walks, trails, library programs and rail travel into an ordinary week — with Brisbane within reach when it’s needed, and plenty to do…
At 7:00 a.m. on a school day in Banksia Beach, two local siblings are already out the back, toes on the edge of the family pontoon. Their rods are rigged with small prawns, the canal is glassy, and a bream is nosing around the shadow of the boat hull. If they’re lucky, they’ll land two…
As the first light of summer touches the sands of Woorim Beach, faint imprints appear on the shoreline — a series of slow, deliberate tracks leading to the water’s edge. They mark the arrival of the nesting season on Bribie Island, a time when the island’s quiet beaches become the stage for one of nature’s…
Just after sunrise at Banksia Beach, the water is calm enough that the hum of a cutter-suction dredger carries across Pacific Harbour. It’s not a sound this community is used to, but it marks the beginning of a major effort by City of Moreton Bay: the removal of about 80,000 cubic metres of silt that…
Caboolture is entering a new era of road and transport investment. Proposed major upgrades to the Bruce Highway and Caboolture‑Bribie Island Road, including a new Bribie Island bridge, are designed to cut congestion, improve safety, and prepare the region for its rapid population growth. According to the Dept of Transport and Main Roads, these projects…
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