Nundah Property Market Insights 2026
Nundah has continued to excel as a premium suburb on Brisbane’s north side, with further property development increasing the opportunities for future homeowners and investors. The Nundah Village area has seen a tremendous upgrade in recent years, leading to increased popularity and activity in the area. This has been matched with significant property growth, and a fast-selling sale environment to match.
Nundah spans approximately 3.9 square kilometres in total, and with 16 parks that cover approx. 17.5% of the total area, the suburb offers a balanced and bustling lifestyle that has seen the local population grow to 13,098 residents, up 7.9% between 2016 and 2021.
Over the past year, house values have moved up strongly while the unit market has settled after a few big years, so there is plenty to talk about for owners thinking about their next step.
Nundah Property Market Insights – September 2026*
*Updated October 2026
Unit Sales in Nundah: Continued Growth in a Popular Market
Units and townhouses are the bigger part of the Nundah property market, with 5,494 units in the suburb compared with 1,782 houses. The median unit value was $811,862 in September 2026, up 5.3% on the year, after much larger rises in the two years before, when values grew 28.1% and then 18.1%. Values reached a high of $887,242 in June before softening over the last few months.
Over the past 12 months, 288 units sold at a middle sale price of $817,250, with most sales falling between $600,000 and $1 million, and 131 of them sitting in the $800,000 to $1 million range. Units took a median of 11.5 days to sell, quicker than the Brisbane figure of 16 days, and 301 new units were listed. Owners hold units for an average of 8.9 years, which shows how many people stay on once they have settled in.
The House Market in Nundah: Strong increases over the past 12 months
The Nundah property market for houses has had a strong year. The median house value reached $1,477,406 in September 2026, up 16.3% from $1,270,426 twelve months earlier, and well above the $697,976 recorded in September 2017. Values lifted from $1,380,010 in February to a high of $1,583,093 in March, then eased gently to where they sit now.
Across the past 12 months, 84 houses sold at a middle sale price of $1,417,500, with the lower end of sales around $1,087,500 and the upper end around $2,000,250. Of those sales, 45 were between $1 million and $2 million and 23 were above $2 million. Houses took a median of 20 days to sell, in line with the Brisbane figure, while 71 new houses came onto the market. Sales numbers were lower than the 112 recorded a year earlier, and owners tend to stay a long time, with the average house held for 11 years.
