84/37 Mulgrave Road Marsden QLD 4132

84/37 Mulgrave Road Marsden QLD 4132
Current rental income $575pw | Listed $719k | Secure tenant through Feb 2027 | Investment-focused complex This three-bedroom townhouse unit in an established complex suits investors prioritising steady rental returns and minimal management overhead over capital growth potential. The property sits within a managed strata scheme offering shared amenities including a swimming pool and BBQ facilities, which typically appeals to investor-owner cohorts seeking low-maintenance holdings. Currently leased at $575 per week with the tenant secured until February 2027, the property demonstrates the rental yield profile that characterises this price point in Marsden’s unit market. The asking price of $719,000 against a current weekly rent suggests a gross yield in the 3.8 to 4 percent range, positioning it within the mid-to-conservative yield band for Brisbane’s outer suburbs. The last recorded sale occurred in 2015, meaning there is limited recent comparable data for this specific unit, though similar three-bedroom townhouses in the complex have estimated values ranging from around $653,000 to $693,000. The property carries both bushfire and flood overlays, which may influence insurance premiums and borrowing conditions despite the location’s general residential stability. Access to NBN Fibre to the Curb and 5G mobile coverage addresses modern connectivity expectations. The single car space is a practical constraint for households with multiple vehicles, though typical for townhouse configurations in this segment. Properties in this complex tend to attract owner-occupiers seeking entry-level holds and investor buyers comfortable with modest but predictable returns rather than speculative appreciation. The combination of existing tenancy, secure lease tenure, and streamlined body corporate arrangements positions this unit as a straightforward hold for investors focused on income stability rather than renovation or development upside.

Market Insight:

Marsden’s market is being driven by fast-rising buyer demand—houses up roughly 11-12% and units up 20% over the past year—anchored by Logan affordability and strong interest from first-home buyers and investors chasing lower entry prices and better rental yields. People are buying for larger blocks, proximity to Marsden High and transport links, and a faster rent roll than many Brisbane suburbs, while opportunities remain around infill redevelopment and townhouses that match the 3–4 bedroom buyer profile. Risks include rising competition, limited listings keeping vendors in control, and the need to watch new supply, but the broad six-month trend has been steadily upward with median values near $810k for houses and $633k for units into early 2026.

PropCred Estimated Value

Bedrooms

3

Bathroom

2

Parking

1

Land

206m²

Built

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