Taringa's median house price, an approximation, maintains its premium position at $1.8M as of July 2026, reflecting a solid 3.4% gain over the last year and an impressive 89.1% increase from this same month 10 years ago. Unit median prices in Taringa also continued their upward trajectory to approximately $850K, showcasing a significant 16.8% rise since this same month last year and nearly doubling over the decade with a 98.3% surge. This robust performance, especially for units, represents stronger growth than many broader capital city trends, coinciding with sustained local demand.
Taringa's median weekly rental rate for houses currently stands at an approximate $800, recording a solid gain of 3.2% compared to this same month last year, and a significant 45.5% rise over the past decade, representing an approximate $250 increase since this same month 10 years ago. Unit rentals also continued their upward trajectory, with the median weekly rate approximated at $660. This reflects a 3.1% increase from this same month last year, and an impressive 71.4% growth over the last decade, an approximate $275 rise. These robust performances in Taringa align with stronger growth observed in similar localised markets.
Taringa, QLD, reflects a dynamic sales landscape for the 12 months ending May 2026, showcasing distinct activity across price segments. The unit market demonstrates robust sales volume, with significant activity concentrated in the $500K – $750K (59 sales) and $750K – $1M (67 sales) brackets, representing accessible entry and mid-tier price points.
House sales primarily occurred at higher price points, with the largest volume recorded between $1.5M – $2M (22 sales), affirming its premium position. Further, a solid spread of house sales extended into the $2M – $3M (13 sales) and above $3M segments, including a single sale exceeding $5M, indicating continued demand for luxury offerings.
New listings in Taringa fell by a strong 40% in July, reaching 15 properties. This notable monthly decline has occurred alongside a significant 46.4% decrease compared to July 2025, reflecting persistent supply constraints within the market. Furthermore, new listings were 21.1% lower than two years prior in July 2024, reinforcing limited vendor activity and underscoring a tighter stock environment. This trend represents a divergence from broader market dynamics, where new listing authorities have generally shown increasing volumes earlier in the year.
SOURCE: REA, RW
Average Taringa Prices August 2026 1 bed apartment $620,000 up 28.5% yoy (No August sales)
2 bed apartment $822,944 up 17.5% yoy (Low $820,000 High $960,000)
3 bed apartment $1,206,250 up 12.2% yoy (No August sales)
House $1,850,000 up 6.3% yoy