Scenic Rim Regional, QLD

The Scenic Rim is a local government area in South East Queensland, Australia. The property market in the Scenic Rim is relatively stable, with prices remaining relatively consistent over the past few years. There is a good mix of properties available in the area, from rural acreages to townhouses and apartments. The region is popular with retirees and families, and there is a strong community spirit in the Scenic Rim.

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The Scenic Rim economy is based largely on agriculture, tourism and mining. The region is a major producer of beef, pork, lamb and poultry, and is also a significant producer of fruit, vegetables, nuts and dairy products. Tourism is a major industry, with the region attracting visitors for its natural beauty, heritage, and diverse range of activities. Mining is also a significant industry, with the region containing significant deposits of coal, copper, and other minerals.

Technicians and trades workers (16.1 %), managers (15.1 %), professionals (14.3 %), labourers (14.1 %), and clerical and administrative workers (14.1 %) are the most frequent jobs in Scenic Rim (12.2 %). Scenic Rim’s typical weekly personal income for persons aged 15 and over is $569.

The typical real estate in this LGA is a house on a large block of land. Separate homes make up 93.2 % of occupied private dwellings in Scenic Rim, while semi-detached, row or terrace houses, townhouses, and other housing make up 3.6 %, 1.5 % for flats or apartments, and 1.4 % for other housing.

Discover the latest trends for sales and rentals in this LGA with the help of interactive dashboard below.

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Capital Growth Heatmap

Property Market Snapshot

This page provides an overview of the LGA real estate market. The data in this snapshot illustrates typical price, median rent and gross yield metrics for this council area. You are able to drill down to suburb-level data and charts which visualise these 3 key metrics as well as other important indicators in the dashboard section that follows.

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Typical Price for houses in this council area. Percent changes indicate Year on Year growth or decline in house values. Council area house prices are calculated by averaging Typical Price of all suburbs within the area. Typical Price is a more accurate metric than Median Price.

Rent 

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Median Weekly Rent for houses in this council area. Percent changes indicate Year on Year growth or decline in rental prices. Calculated via median value formula applied to rental prices from online listings.

Yield 

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Yearly Gross Yield for houses in this council area. Calculated by multiplying the Median Rent by 52 and dividing the resulting value by Typical Price. Percent changes indicate Year on Year growth or decline in Gross Yield for houses.

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Typical Price for units in this council area. Percent changes indicate Year on Year growth or decline in unit values. Council area house prices are calculated by averaging Typical Price of all suburbs within the area. Typical Price is a more accurate metric than Median Price.

Rent 

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Median Weekly Rent for units in this council area. Percent changes indicate Year on Year growth or decline in rental prices. Calculated via median value formula applied to rental prices from online listings.

Yield 

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Yearly Gross Yield for units in this council area. Calculated by multiplying the Median Rent by 52 and dividing the resulting value by Typical Price. Percent changes indicate Year on Year growth or decline in Gross Yield for units.

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This chart illustrates historical and projected quarterly typical price and number of sales, which are depicted as blue lines and green bars respectively. Council areas with average sales above 30/quarter and suburbs with sales above 7/quarter commonly produce high confidence forecasts.
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This chart shows historical and projected median rent and number of rentals, depicted as red lines and grey bars respectively. In many markets Rent prices lag the Typical Price by 1-2 years.
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This chart presents the gross rental yield, which is the value you generate from an investment property, represented as a percentage. The higher the percentage the better. Yield that is trending down frequently highlights a high demand market.
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Yield chart
This graph represents the dwelling demand profile for the LGA/suburb, which tends to correlate with the tenant preference for property type and number of bedrooms. Target dwelling type and number of bedrooms with the highest number of sales.
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Demand chart
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The chart below shows the proportion of units to houses in this area. Generally speaking the fewer units there are, the better.
unit to houses pie charts
The pie chart below shows the percentage of renters to owners in an area. Generally speaking the more owners the better.
Renters to owners pie chart
The chart below shows the IRSAD score for the area. IRSAD stands for the Index of Relative Advantage and Disadvantage. The higher the index, the more well off the population is in the area.
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IRSAD chart
This graph shows online search interest for sale and rent listings. The black line(s) represents the search index, which is the ratio of LGA/suburb searches to the state average. Value of 5 signifies that Buy/Rent searches are at state average. Be wary of areas with SI below 3.
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Index chart
This chart plots the annual percent change in typical prices for all suburbs in this LGA. Suburbs that cross the red (zero) line more than 3 times present poor capital growth opportunities.
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GRC chart

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Supply

Stock on Market

Inventory

Hold Period

The most important metric for understanding the supply of homes in a given market. Stock on Market (SoM) is represented by bars which show the number of listings per month, and by a line which indicates the percentage of listed homes compared to the total number of dwellings in the area (SoM Percentage). A higher stock on market indicates a greater supply of properties.
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SOM chart
Inventory levels indicate the amount of stock available in relation to average monthly sales. Inventory levels above 3 months indicate a sizeable amount of stock available, while lower levels indicate diminishing supply. Decreasing inventory level trend can signal that prices may increase in the future.
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Inventory chart
Average number of years properties are re-sold in the area. The higher the value, the lower is the supply in the property market. Changing trend can act as a lead indicator to price increases / decreases.
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Hold chart
Demand

Days on Market

Vacancy Rate

Clearance Rate

The Days on Market metric shows how long, on average, it takes for listed properties to be sold. A higher number of days means that there is less demand for properties. Measured in days.
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DOM chart
Monthly vacancies (bar) and Vacancy Rates (line) in the area. Vacancy rates serve as a rental market demand indicator. Lower vacancy rates point to greater demand in the rental market. Decreasing vacancy rates can act as a lead indicator to both rental and sale price increases.
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Inventory chart
Auction clearance rates in the area. The higher the clearance rate, the greater is the demand in the market. This metric is most useful at LGA level. Some high density suburbs with active markets can also have good quality clearance rate data. However, this metric is somewhat sparse for 80% of suburbs.
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Auction chart

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Property Market in Scenic Rim Regional, QLD

What other property markets are there near Scenic Rim Regional, QLD?

Scenic Rim Regional, QLD is surrounded by 5 other council areas – Gold Coast, Lockyer Valley, Ipswich, Southern Downs, Logan.

How many people live in Scenic Rim Regional, QLD?

There are approximately 41000 people living in roughly 17000 dwellings in total, with an average household size of 2.6.

What major retailers are there in Scenic Rim Regional, QLD?

The main retail centres are St Bernards Shopping Village, North Stores, Beaudesert Fair, Eagle Heights Shopping Village, Maynards Store.

What is the main industry in Scenic Rim Regional, QLD?

Such sectors as Construction, Health Care and Social Assistance, Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing, Retail Trade make up the largest part of the employment.

What are the dominant demographic groups in Scenic Rim Regional, QLD?

Among approximately 41000 people in Scenic Rim Regional males and females make roughly 49% and 51% respectively. The median age of people is 44 years. Children aged 0-14 years account for approximately 19% of the population, and those aged 65+ years account for 20%.

How is the unemployment rate trending in Scenic Rim Regional, QLD?

Among approximately18000 people employed, roughly 56% work full-time, 33% work part-time, and an estimated 6% are unemployed.

Suburbs/localities in this Local Government Area: Fassifern 4309, Fassifern Valley 4309, Ferny Glen 4275, Flying Fox 4275, Frazerview 4309, Frenches Creek 4310, Gleneagle 4285, Harrisville 4307, Hillview 4285, Hoya 4310, Illinbah 4275, Innisplain 4285, Josephville 4285, Kagaru 4285, Kalbar 4309, Kents Lagoon 4309, Kents Pocket 4310, Kerry 4285, Knapp Creek 4285, Kooralbyn 4285, Kulgun 4309, Lamington 4285, Laravale 4285, Limestone Ridges 4305, Barney View 4287, Lower Mount Walker 4340, Maroon 4310, Merryvale 4340, Milbong 4310, Milford 4310, Milora 4309, Moogerah 4309, Moorang 4340, Beaudesert 4285, Morwincha 4309, Mount Alford 4310, Mount Barney 4287, Mount Edwards 4309, Mount Forbes 4340, Mount French 4310, Mount Gipps 4285, Beechmont 4211, Mount Lindesay 4287, Mount Walker 4340, Mount Walker West 4340, Munbilla 4309, Mutdapilly 4307, Nindooinbah 4285, O’reilly 4275, Oaky Creek 4285, Obum Obum 4309, Palen Creek 4287, Peak Crossing 4306, Benobble 4275, Radford 4307, Rathdowney 4287, Biddaddaba 4275, Roadvale 4310, Rosevale 4340, Running Creek 4287, Sarabah 4275, Binna Burra 4211, Silverdale 4307, Southern Lamington 4211, Birnam 4285, Tabooba 4285, Tabragalba 4285, Tamborine 4270, Tamborine Mountain 4272, Tamrookum 4285, Tamrookum Creek 4285, Tarome 4309, Templin 4310, Teviotville 4309, Blantyre 4310, Undullah 4285, Veresdale 4285, Veresdale Scrub 4285, Wallaces Creek 4310, Warrill View 4307, Washpool 4306, Wilsons Plains 4307, Witheren 4275, Wonglepong 4275, Woolooman 4310, Wyaralong 4310, Boonah 4310, Boyland 4275, Allandale 4310, Allenview 4285, Bromelton 4285, Bunburra 4310, Bunjurgen 4310, Burnett Creek 4310, Cainbable 4285, Cannon Creek 4310, Canungra 4275, Carneys Creek 4310, Charlwood 4309, Chinghee Creek 4285, Christmas Creek 4285, Clumber 4309, Coleyville 4307, Anthony 4310, Coochin 4310, Coulson 4310, Aratula 4309, Croftby 4310, Cryna 4285, Darlington 4285, Dugandan 4310

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