29 Paperbark Cres Coomera QLD 4209
29 Paperbark Cres Coomera QLD 4209
Parkside Estate, 533 sqm lot, bushland backdrop, 220 sqm internal | FTTP and 5G connectivity | Four-bedroom family layout with study and dual living zones | No flood or bushfire overlay
The propertyโs configuration on a 533 sqm lot with 41% site coverage and a 220 sqm floorplate positions it as a rare offering within Parkside Estate โ most comparables trade on smaller blocks or lower internal area. The combination of a study, built-in robes, air conditioning, and a remote garage lifts it above entry-level family stock, while the bushland setting and full fencing create a private, low-maintenance holding. It serves best a buyer seeking a turnkey family home with room to grow, or an investor after strong rental demand in a catchment anchored by Coomera State Special School and Pimpama State Secondary College.
The key risk is the absence of recent comparable sales data beyond 2021, which leaves pricing uncertainty โ current estimates range from $1.1m to $1.32m, a spread that signals market indecision. The 8-day listing period suggests no immediate urgency, and the โContact Agentโ pricing may test buyer patience. Opportunity lies in the propertyโs rental history: $780/week achieved in 2024 with only 12 days on market, indicating tenant demand is robust. Use the property as a long-term hold; its zoning and infrastructure access support steady capital growth, and the rental yield, while modest, offers a buffer against rate movements.
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Market Insight:
Coomera is a high-growth family suburb, evidenced by its 52% population surge since 2016. Demand is driven by young families, with houses achieving 15.9% annual growth and a median of $981,000, while units rose 17.6% to $729,000. The market is exceptionally tight, with properties selling in just 19 days, supported by strong rental yields of 4.3% for houses and 5.0% for units. Future growth is underpinned by sustained population expansion, though rapid price escalation presents an inherent affordability constraint for new entrants.