3/19 Jubilee Avenue Broadbeach QLD 4218
3/19 Jubilee Avenue Broadbeach QLD 4218
2 bed apartment on 108mΒ² lot|Built 2002|Listed near $1.2m est|2 park spaces secure appeal | Rental yield $875pw potential. This two-bedroom apartment on a 108sqm footprint suits downsizers or couples prioritising low-maintenance living near Broadbeach’s core amenities. Positioned as unit 3 in a small block, it delivers practical space with dual parking and courtyard access, ideal for everyday coastal routines without excess upkeep. In a street of similar low-rise apartments, it aligns neatly with the established residential rhythm, avoiding the density of high-rise towers nearby. Buyers drawn here typically include investors eyeing steady rental returns around $850 weekly, or locals trading up from older stock for modern ensuites and NBN connectivity. Comparable two-bed units in the immediate area have traded briskly, often near list price as seen in a recent Jubilee Avenue sale at $1.105m after 11 days. Its 2002 build offers reliable construction free of flood or heritage constraints, supporting consistent market performance amid Broadbeach’s measured unit growth. Long-term, the generous 285sqm strata lot enhances holding value, providing scarcity in a suburb where larger footprints underpin capital stability. School catchments add quiet family crossover interest, bolstering resilience through market cycles.
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Market Insight:
BroadbeachΒs demand remains anchored in its beachside lifestyle, convention centre precinct, and Pacific Fair retail/dining precinct, which keep both downsizers and investors chasing walkable, serviced apartments; limited new low-rise supply and rising inner-city tourism returns keep units selling steadily. Buyers are drawn to ongoing rental growth and vacancy tightness even as a wave of large-format Βsky homesΒ sells through scarcity, but they should watch any sharper rate rises, short-stay regulation shifts and the concentrated apartment stock for signs of softening. Prices have been nudging higher over the past six months, with the unit segment still displaying mid- to high-single-digit gains and little sign of a pause as premium offerings remain competitive.