Everton Park Property Market Update 2026
Everton Park has established itself as a high-growth corridor within the Brisbane North region, characterised by a significant 14.1% population increase between 2016 and 2021. The local demographic is predominantly composed of professionals and couples with children, which has driven a consistent demand for well-located family homes and modern units. This sustained interest is reflected in the suburb’s exceptionally tight supply levels and rapid turnover rates, with properties across all sectors frequently spending less than a fortnight on the market.
Everton Park Property Market Insights – February 2026*
*Updated March 2026
House Market Trends: Strong Annual Growth and High Demand
The Everton Park house market has shown substantial growth, with the median value reaching $1,297,509 as of February 2026. This represents a significant annual increase of 20.7%. Over the last 12 months, 127 houses were sold, and the upper quartile price has climbed to $1,387,750. Demand remains high, as evidenced by a low median of just 14 days on market and an average tenure period of 13.9 years.
For those looking at the rental side, the median asking rent for houses is $725 per week, reflecting a 7.4% change in the rental rate over the past year. The value-based rental yield for houses has remained steady at 3.5%. With a total of 2,935 house dwellings in the suburb and only 107 new listings recorded over the last year, the market continues to experience tight supply.
Units and Apartments: Notable Growth and High Performing Rental Yield
The unit market in Everton Park is also performing strongly, with the median value rising to $883,643 in February 2026. This sector saw a notable annual value increase of 23.7%, slightly outpacing the growth rate seen in houses. A total of 134 units were sold over the last 12 months, with the upper quartile price sitting at $867,250. Units are moving even faster than houses, spending a median of only 13 days on market.
Investors will note that units currently offer a higher value-based rental yield than houses, holding firm at 4.2%. The median asking rent for units is $650 per week, following an 8.3% increase in rental rates over the past 12 months. The average tenure for unit owners is 10.6 years, and with 1,957 total unit dwellings in the area, they represent a significant portion of the local property landscape.
