43 Spring Cres, Dysart QLD 4745

Demand in Dysart is driven by coal‑sector employment and very affordable entry prices that attract investors chasing strong rental yields and workers needing housing. Buyers are drawn by high yields and low medians, but the town is exposed to mining cycles – recent announcements about mothballing at a nearby mine raise short‑term job and spending risks. Over the six months to March 2, 2026 prices have been broadly flat to slightly softer after solid year‑on‑year gains, leaving opportunities for yield‑focused investors if the regional mining market stabilises.