Situated in Queensland's 4818 postcode, Mount Low is a well-established residential suburb. As a regional suburb, the suburb benefits from solid transport and amenity access.
Mount Low has a population of approximately 5,488, a median age of 27, a median weekly household income of $2,519. The suburb has a balanced mix of owner-occupiers (63%) and renters, indicating healthy demand across both segments. Across the broader LGA, 30.1% of residents hold a university qualification.
Key employment industries in the broader local government area include Health Care and Social Assistance (18.2%), Public Administration and Safety (13.0%), Education and Training (9.7%).
The current median house price in Mount Low is $662,500. The suburb has delivered strong average annual growth of 13.6% over the past five years, outperforming many comparable markets. In the past 12 months, prices have increased 13.25%.
Properties in Mount Low spend an average of 15 days on market. Online buyer demand is currently rated as high online demand. Stock on market sits at 1.15%. With inventory levels at just 1.86 months, supply is tight relative to demand. The average vendor discount is -4.2%, meaning sellers are typically negotiating below asking price.
The median weekly rent for houses in Mount Low is $590. Gross rental yield is 4.63%, providing a solid income return. Vacancy rate is 1.32%, reflecting healthy rental demand. Rents have grown 7.27% over the past 12 months.
The broader local government area is forecast to grow from 230,576 to 257,193 residents by 2031, representing 11.5% population growth. This level of growth typically supports continued demand for housing and infrastructure investment.
Explore other suburb profiles in the area: Burdell, QLD, Kirwan, QLD, Nelly Bay, QLD, Thuringowa Central, QLD, Condon, QLD.
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The quantitative data below has been compiled on 30th May 2023 from a range of third party sources using a variety of manual methods. Handle does not guarantee the accuracy of this data shown below.