Kooralbyn demand is underpinned by Queensland’s interstate migration and major infrastructure spend, keeping the hinterland resort appeal of large blocks in tight supply. People buy for lifestyle space and tangible rental growth, with house rents up about 18% annually to roughly $650/week while 2–5 bed homes stay within reach of Brisbane buyers. Risks include affordability drag from IRSAD 877 and sub-3% yields, yet the $795k median and 10.4% annual lift show the past six months maintaining upside as low inventory and steady days-on-market keep transactions moving.