3/14 Jefferson Lane, Palm Beach QLD 4221
3/14 Jefferson Lane, Palm Beach QLD 4221
2/2/2 resort apartment | 83m² beachside holding | leased $820/wk to 2027 | shared pool/spa/tennis | compact but park-rich
The property sits well within the beachside apartment market, where its two secure car spaces stand out as genuinely uncommon for a two-bedroom format. The fixed lease to April 2027, at $820 per week, gives an investor immediate and predictable income, while downsizers and lock-up-and-leave buyers would be drawn to the resort amenities and the direct lifestyle connection to Palm Beach and Currumbin. It is best suited to a yield-focused buyer who values coastal convenience over internal footprint, or to an owner-occupier prepared to wait for vacant possession. As a compact unit in a mixed street of older resort buildings and newer premium stock, it holds appeal mainly through position, parking, and rental return rather than through size or finish.
Value may be tempered by the compact 83m² floor plan when compared with newer units nearby that offer more space and modern presentation. The fixed tenancy might limit immediate owner-occupier demand, and resort-style complexes can carry body corporate levies that need to be weighed against the gross yield. The lack of a confirmed floor level or aspect may also influence buyer perception, though the strength of the lease and the rarity of two car parks could offset that uncertainty. These factors should be tested against any maintenance history for the complex before forming a final view.
>> Comparable Sales: 202/124-126 Jefferson Lane sold Sep 2021 at $1.18M; 16/14 Jefferson Lane purchased at $915k | Property Price Band: $900K–$1M | Value Drivers: two-car security, tenancy certainty to 2027, resort amenity access.
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 3/14 Jefferson Lane, Palm Beach QLD 4221
Checks found:
Value Risk
2
Liquidity Risk
2
Planning Risk
1
Income Risk
Execution Risk
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Market Insight
Palm Beach on the Gold Coast holds a tight coastal niche, drawing young families, retirees, downsizers, investors, and interstate buyers seeking lifestyle proximity to the Gold Coast economy. Houses median $1.88 million after 9.5% annual growth, but a softer 2026 reading at -1.9% signals cooling. Units remain stronger, with a $1.15 million median and 16% growth, plus 4.0% rental yields and median unit rent around $800 weekly. Demand is sustained by relative affordability versus Sydney and Melbourne, limited coastal supply, and protected development zones preserving beachside character. Risks include high mortgage rates around 7%, affordability pressure, and slower interstate migration, which could temper price momentum. Low house sales volume (~52 annually) and limited land availability amplify price sensitivity to rate changes.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Bedrooms
2
Bathroom
2
Parking
1
Land
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