11/29-31 Daisy Street, Miles QLD 4415

Miles stays in demand because entry-level houses around $337k still undercut coastal alternatives while delivering a 6.9% rental yield, keeping most homes on market for about 23 days and drawing investors chasing steady town-based tenants. First-home buyer incentives and a broader shift into southern Queensland properties under $800k are nudging owner-occupiers toward Miles to lock in income while construction costs climb elsewhere. Any surprise rate hikes or worsening affordability caps could dent sentiment, yet the suburb’s momentum remains positive – median houses sat at $402k for Feb 2025–Jan 2026, up roughly 20% year on year, so the last six months are still on a steady upward slope.