In St Lucia, the median house price in April 2026 was approximately $2.10M, having
recorded a 2.3% decrease over the past year. However, looking back a decade, house
prices reflect substantial growth, climbing 97.2%, or approximately $1.04M. The unit
market tells a different story, with its median price at approximately $870K,
representing a solid 16% gain over the last year. Over the past decade, units have
shown remarkable resilience, increasing by 91.2%, or approximately $415K, a
performance coinciding with robust demand across the region.

St Lucia’s median weekly house rental rate reached approximately $950 in April,
continuing its upward trajectory with a solid 5.6% gain compared to this same month
last year. This reflects a substantial 53.2% increase from 10 years ago, representing
significant long-term growth for houses. Units in the area also recorded strong
performance, with a median weekly rental rate of approximately $690, up 7.8% over the
past year. This impressive yearly growth has occurred alongside a remarkable 60.5%
increase from a decade ago, indicating that units maintain their premium position and
are outperforming the growth rates seen in broader markets, based on these
approximations.

St Lucia, QLD, over the 12 months to February 2026, exhibits a robust property market.
House sales primarily recorded within the $1.5M to $3M brackets, reflecting strong
demand for premium residences, with a luxury transaction noted above $5M+. The unit
sector experienced significant activity, with the majority of sales spanning $500K to
$1.5M, confirming a solid gain in the mid-tier segment. Higher-end unit sales, including
two within the $4M to $5M range and one exceeding $5M+, maintain the area’s diverse
market appeal, coinciding with the upward trajectory seen across Brisbane’s desirable
locales.

New listings in April 2026 experienced a 42.4% monthly decline, reaching 19 properties
in St Lucia, QLD. Despite this monthly easing, new supply demonstrated a strong 46.2%
annual increase compared to April 2025, and a solid 35.7% gain from April 2024. This
trend represents a positive shift in vendor activity for the area, contrasting with
previous periods of more constrained supply. The increased flow of listings reflects
greater confidence in the local market, outperforming the more cautious sentiment seen
in some broader capital city trends.

Average St Lucia Prices May 2026

1 bed apartment $615,500 up 20.7% yoy  (Low $635,000 High $750,000)
2 bed apartment $837,500 up 19.6% yoy (Low $845,000 High $1,310,000)
3 bed apartment $1,206,500 up 11.7% yoy (One 3-Bed sale $1,275,000)

 

House $2,120,000 up 3.4% yoy

(source REA)