Zillmere Property Market Insights 2026
Zillmere is a well-established suburb that spans approximately 3.6 square kilometres on the north side of Brisbane. According to the most recent ABS data (2021), Zillmere is home to a population of 9,323, reflecting a 4% growth since 2016. The suburb’s predominant age group is 30 to 39 years, with households primarily made up of childless couples and couples with children, and owner-occupancy sitting at 44.6%. With a median house value of $1,099,815 and a median unit value of $804,473 as at May 2026, Zillmere has established itself as a suburb of genuine long-term value, offering a diverse mix of housing options across 2,293 houses and 1,690 units.
Zillmere Property Market Insights – May 2026*
*Data sourced & prepared 25 June 2026 by Cotality (formerly RP Data). All figures are based on rolling 12-month periods unless otherwise stated. This content is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
Zillmere House Market Update:
Houses in Zillmere recorded strong growth over the past 12 months, with the median house value rising to $1,099,815 in May 2026, representing a 26.6% increase year-on-year. The median sale price over the rolling 12-month period sits at $982,500, with 115 properties sold, and homes are moving quickly at a median of just 9 days on market.
The market spans a healthy price range, with the lower quartile at $869,500 and the upper quartile at $1,122,500, while the bulk of sales (55 transactions) are concentrated in the $1M to $2M bracket. Landlords are also benefiting, with the median asking rent holding at $650 per week and a value-based rental yield of 3.5%.
Zillmere Unit/Townhouse Market Update:
Units and townhouses have experienced their own significant growth in recent times, with the median unit value reaching $804,473 in May 2026, up 28.7% year-on-year. The rolling 12-month median sale price is $695,000, with 101 units sold and a median of just 8 days on market, reflecting strong buyer demand.
The majority of unit sales (77 transactions) fall within the $600,000 to $800,000 price band, with the lower quartile at $635,000 and the upper quartile at $760,000. For investors, the unit market offers a value-based rental yield of 4.2%, with the median asking rent at $585 per week and 192 rental rate observations recorded over the past 12 months.
