Paradise Point — Units

NEUTRAL
QLD 4216 Unit Rank #6 of 174 in Brisbane
$1.09M
Median Unit Price · recent comparable sales
DEMAND LIQUIDITY AFFORD GROWTH YIELD SUPPLY
VERDICT
NEUTRAL
DEMAND
35 buyers/listing
Strong
LIQUIDITY
54d DOM
Weak
AFFORDABILITY
-3.6% vs 5yr
Neutral
GROWTH OUTLOOK
Average
Neutral
YIELD
3.8%
Neutral
SUPPLY PRESSURE
1.4% vacancy
Strong
#6/174 Average Structure 6 $1.09M

Atlaso rates Paradise Point units as HOLD. Average growth outlook. Vacancy remains tight at 1.45%, but prices declined 17.8% over the past year. Better units options may be available in Brisbane.

At $1.09M, Paradise Point ranks #6 of 174 units in Brisbane. The long-term structural outlook is Average.

OPPORTUNITY ENGINE

Structural opportunity remains selective at this price level.

5 stronger-positioned units identified in Brisbane.

Paradise Point Price History

All units · monthly median sale price

Market Intelligence

What's Happening Now

Shifting to Buyers Early signs of easing. Monitor for entry.
-6.8%
Asking Prices (3mo)
+7.6%
Rents (12mo)
1.2%
Vacancy
36%
Fresh Stock (<30d)

Unit Asking Prices (12 months)

$960K

Unit Weekly Rents (12 months)

$835/wk

Vacancy Rate (24 months)

--- 1.5% tight --- 3.0% loose

Listing Age (12 months)

Fresh (<30d) 30-60d 60-90d 90-180d 180d+

Data for postcode 4216.

Suburb Profile

Paradise Point at a Glance

SEIFA Index
6/10
Above average
Household Income
$1,336/wk
Median household
Median Age
50
Years
Mortgage Stress
31%
of income (stressed)
Population Growth
+0.5%
vs state +1.8%
Ownership Mix
34.3% owned 30.7% mortgage 30.9% renting

Demographic Trends

Paradise Point Over Time

Median Household Income (Census)

Population Growth Rate (Census)

Dwelling Composition (Census)

Rental Yield History

Census data: ABS. Yield series: weekly market data.

Full Paradise Point Analysis

Access the full structural analysis, fair value estimate, bedroom-level pricing, and supply intelligence.

3-Year Structural Outlook Strong
Conviction Level High
Fair Value Gap X.X% undervalued
3-Bed House Price $X,XXX,XXX
Gross Yield X.X%
Weekly Rent $XXX
SEIFA Decile X/10
Building Approvals XX dwellings

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Paradise Point a good suburb to invest in?
Atlaso rates Paradise Point as HOLD confidence for capital growth. In our out-of-sample testing, 90% of our STRONG BUY suburbs grew more than 8% annually. Our model analyses price trends, volume, demographics, and market conditions across Paradise Point and 46 Australian cities to generate this rating.
What is the median house price in Paradise Point?
The current median house price in Paradise Point, qld is $1.09M, with annual growth of +26.5%. Properties sell in approximately 54 days.
How fast do properties sell in Paradise Point?
Properties in Paradise Point sell in 54 days on average. The market is currently rated Average. This is slower than average, which may present opportunities for negotiation.
What is the growth outlook for Paradise Point?
Atlaso's model analyses 23 structural signals including price history, volume trends, yields, and vacancy to rate Paradise Point's growth potential. The model predicts whether a suburb is likely to outperform, not by how much. Our ratings have been validated across 46 Australian cities, with 90% of top-rated suburbs growing more than 8% a year.
What is the rental yield in Paradise Point?
The gross rental yield for houses in Paradise Point is 3.8%. This is in line with the broader market average.

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