In April 2026, Taringa’s median house price, an approximate $1.8M, recorded a solid
annual gain of 3.4%, or $60K, while reflecting a remarkable 10-year growth of 103.4%,
or $915K, since this same month a decade ago. The unit market continued its robust
performance, with the median price reaching an approximate $810K. This represents a
significant 12.8% annual increase, or $92K, and an impressive 92.9% rise, or $391K,
over the last ten years, outperforming broader capital city trends. This stronger unit
growth has occurred alongside persistent demand in the local market.
Taringa’s rental market in April 2026 shows house median weekly rental rates at
approximately $795, representing a solid gain of approximately 4.6% over this same
month last year and an approximated 37.1% rise over the past decade. The unit market
continued its upward trajectory, with median weekly rental rates at approximately $650,
recording a stronger gain of approximately 6.6% annually. This coincides with a robust
approximated 66.7% increase over the last ten years for units, demonstrating stronger
growth than some broader market trends. These figures are approximations based on
12-month rolling data.
For Taringa, QLD, sales data up to February 2026 reveals distinct price distributions.
House transactions commenced notably from $750K, with the most significant activity of
23 sales recorded between $1.50M and $2.0M, reflecting a market geared towards
premium properties. In contrast, the unit market exhibited strong performance in
accessible tiers, with 73 sales dominating the $500K to $750K bracket, and continued
robust sales with 55 between $750K and $1.0M, extending significantly into the $2.0M to
$3.0M range with 36 sales, indicating a broad and active segment.
New listings in Taringa for April 2026 recorded a 12.5% monthly decline, reaching 21
properties. Despite this monthly easing, supply in Taringa recorded a strong 110.0%
annual gain compared to April 2025, which represents a substantial uplift from the
particularly subdued vendor activity observed then. However, the current level remains
8.7% below the supply volumes seen in April 2024, reflecting persistent supply
constraints that have historically characterised this desirable Queensland market. This
trend maintains Taringa’s premium position within a regional Queensland context,
where demand remains robust, coinciding with broader strength across the state’s
lifestyle markets.
Average Taringa Prices May 2026
1 bed apartment $575,000 up 18.6% yoy (No May sales)
2 bed apartment $788,500 up 14.2% yoy (Low $860,000 High $1,465,000)
3 bed apartment $1,207,500 up 28.6% yoy (Low $965,000 High $1,450,000)
House $1,894,000 up 8% yoy