Auchenflower’s median house price continued its upward trajectory, reaching
approximately $2.10M in April 2026. This reflects a solid 21.7% gain from this same
month last year and a remarkable 137.8% increase over the past decade. The median
unit price also recorded strong performance, standing at approximately $830K. This
represents an 18.2% increase compared to this same month last year and a 74.2% rise
over the last 10 years, with both segments demonstrating stronger growth compared to
broader capital city trends.
In Auchenflower, the median weekly house rental rate, an approximation, currently
stands at $900, reflecting a solid 12.5% increase compared to this same month last year,
and a substantial 53.8% growth over the past decade, demonstrating a continued
upward trajectory. Units in the area recorded a median weekly rental rate, an
approximation, of $630, marking an impressive 14.5% rise year-on-year and a robust
70.3% gain over the last ten years. This stronger unit growth over both periods has
occurred alongside trends of increasing demand, outpacing some broader capital city
unit market performances.
Auchenflower’s sales performance leading up to February 2026 highlights distinct market
dynamics across property types. House transactions predominantly recorded within the
$1.0M to $3.0M price ranges, with a solid gain of 19 sales in the $2.0M-$3.0M bracket
and 15 sales between $1.0M-$1.5M, reflecting a premium market positioning. The unit
sector experienced robust activity, largely concentrated in the $500K-$750K (43 sales)
and $750K-$1.0M (44 sales) segments, representing a strong demand for mid-tier
affordability, coinciding with stronger unit performance than some capital city markets. A
smaller, yet significant, portion of unit sales reached up to $1.5M. This diverse spread
ensures Auchenflower maintains its appeal across various price points.
New listings in Auchenflower, QLD, recorded a strong 40% monthly gain in April 2026,
reaching 14 properties. This robust activity reflects a solid 7.7% annual increase from
April 2025 and a substantial 55.6% rise compared to April 2024. The suburb’s
consistent upward trajectory in new supply has occurred alongside sustained local
demand, outperforming some broader markets and highlighting resilient vendor
engagement.
2 bed apartment $827,500 up 18.2% yoy (Low $940,000 High $1,550,000)
3 bed apartment $1,077,500 down 7% yoy ($1,260,000 – $1,540,000)