Australia’s property market remains resilient, with national prices up 14% year-on-year, though signs of moderation are emerging in key cities. On the Gold Coast, strong fundamentals continue to underpin performance, with demand still exceeding supply despite easing population growth. However, global uncertainty—particularly rising geopolitical tensions and potential oil price shocks—poses new risks that could influence inflation and interest rates. While the rapid growth of recent years is unlikely to continue, the Gold Coast remains one of the most stable and desirable property markets in the country moving forward.

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The Gold Coast economy is now growing faster than any capital city in Australia, with gross regional product increasing by more than 15% between 2021 and 2024. This economic transformation is being driven by construction, health and education rather than tourism, creating a more diversified and stable foundation for long-term growth. Property prices have followed this trend, with the Gold Coast now ranked as Australia’s second most expensive housing market. However, rising living costs, higher interest rates and reduced borrowing capacity suggest price growth may moderate until broader economic conditions improve.

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