9/18 Queen Street Southport QLD 4215

9/18 Queen Street Southport QLD 4215
2 bed unit in boutique block|104mΒ² internal|1975 build|Est $717k value| $660pw rent|Central Southport position. This two-bedroom unit with 104mΒ² of internal space on a 1820mΒ² strata lot suits downsizers or investors eyeing reliable rental returns near the Broadwater and Australia Fair. Built in 1975, it delivers straightforward apartment living with one bathroom and secure parking, ideal for those prioritising convenience over luxury. Positioned in a small boutique complex on Queen Street, it benefits from immediate proximity to public transport and shopping without the density of larger high-rises nearby. Buyers drawn to similar two-bedroom flats here typically include retirees seeking low-maintenance holdings or first-time investors tapping into steady tenant demand from local workers and students. Comparable units in the building, like a 2/1/1 sold for $640k after three years with 15% annual growth, underline solid capital performance for entry-level stock. Rental estimates of $605-$715 weekly reflect its appeal in a market where central Southport apartments hold firm yields around 6%. Free from flood, bushfire or heritage overlays, the property sidesteps common risks, enhancing its insurability and resale ease. Long-term, its school catchments and NBN connectivity position it well for enduring demand amid Gold Coast’s population growth, offering quiet holding value without renovation pressures.

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Market Insight:

SouthportΒ’s demand is anchored in CBD and Health and Knowledge Precinct upgrades, new over-55s towers, and Broadwater lifestyle amenities, keeping investors and owner-occupiers chasing the suburb for lifestyle, education, and rental security. Buyers also value the medical/legal hub, schools, and still-competitive pricing versus northern Sunshine Coast and Brisbane, while low vacancy supports cash flow. Risks include tight new housing supply (only a few houses slated for 2026), rising construction costs, and delivery uncertainty for large projects, but the $1.5 billion wellness complex and precinct renewals offer growth leverage. Prices have kept climbing through late 2025 into early 2026, with house and unit medians in the low-to-mid $1 millions and recent six-month momentum remaining firm.
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PropCred Estimated Value

Bedrooms

2

Bathroom

1

Parking

1

Land

104mΒ²

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