22 Hexham Street, Yarrabilba QLD 4207
22 Hexham Street, Yarrabilba QLD 4207
4-bed family house | Yarrabilba growth corridor | bushfire overlay noted | Bella Homes build | 16-day market pace
The property presents a compelling entry into one of Logan’s fastest-moving family markets, where 4-bedroom houses sell in a median of 16 days. The 233m² floor plan on 458m² land offers a balanced footprint for a young family, and the 51% building coverage leaves usable outdoor space without overcapitalising on land. Bella Homes construction and Opticomm fibre connectivity add practical reassurance. This house is best suited to a buyer seeking immediate rental yield or owner-occupier foothold in a suburb with strong demographic tailwinds—majority aged 20–39, with 51% long-term residents indicating stability.
The detected bushfire overlay is the primary risk and should be investigated for insurance implications and any future development constraints. However, the absence of flood or heritage overlays simplifies due diligence. The gap between the estimated value range and the 2022 purchase price reflects strong capital growth, but the market’s 0% auction clearance suggests price sensitivity among buyers. A pre-purchase building and pest inspection is recommended given the builder’s track record. The scheduled inspection provides an opportunity to assess the property’s condition and neighbourhood context firsthand.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 22 Hexham Street, Yarrabilba QLD 4207
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Value Risk
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Planning Risk
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Yarrabilba QLD 4207
Yarrabilba is a high-growth Logan corridor suburb driven by young families, with 46% of households couples with children. Demand is reflected in strong sales volume and houses selling in a median of 16 days. Recent annual house price growth exceeds 17%, supported by solid rental yields around 4%. Future growth is underpinned by this demographic demand, though rapid price escalation may test affordability for the dominant trade-income residents.