Leah

Yeah, so Goodnar is located 25 to 30 minutes out from Brisbane CBD.

It's one of those suburbs that were, you know, is a very quiet suburb.

Demographic has started to change, hence why we're seeing the growth in the area.

Properties in Goodnar during the COVID period, it was still very sluggish.

We weren't seeing that boom that everywhere else was seeing.

Goodner was the last to come up.

It's one of those areas that we're seeing a lot of people from the north side of Brisbane come in.

Brisbane CBD, they can't afford necessarily out those ways because we're seeing, you know, medium house value at just over a million dollars over those ways.

So they're coming over to Goodner.

They're finding it quite central to everything.

Multiple train stations nearby.

Got shopping centres in a 10 kilometre radius, large shopping centres as well.

So it's just a great area to be in, especially, you know, now that everything's evolving and it's all changing.

It's a hot spot that everyone wants to be in, surprisingly.

Yeah, so house median at the moment is sitting roughly around that $652,000 mark.

Personally, my median house price in the Goodnet area, because I am a geographical agent in there, is $720,000.

Units itself is sitting about $508,000, which has had a substantial growth just within a 12-month period of close to 43% of property growth in there.

But units at the moment are now selling for anywhere between that 570 and upwards for, you know, your three bedroom townhouses.

I just sold a three bedroom duplex over in Brisbane Terrace for 570, which was a huge result for a duplex over there.

Population in Gooda is just sitting over 10,000 people in the area, but it is looking to double in the next 10 years, which is going to be huge.