The Cairns property market demonstrated significant strength in the final week of November, with numerous successful auctions and private treaty sales recorded across the region. The data reveals a particularly active market in several key suburbs, highlighting continued buyer confidence in the tropical north Queensland city.
Auction Successes Across Multiple Suburbs
Multiple properties changed hands under the hammer during the week ending November 30, showcasing diverse buyer interest across different price points and locations. In the northern beaches suburb of Trinity Park, a contemporary single-level home at 31 Vandenberg Road attracted strong bidding before selling for $860,000. The property featured four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a sparkling in-ground pool perfect for the Cairns climate.
Further south in Bentley Park, a three-bedroom, one-bathroom house situated at 31 Frawley Street achieved a sale price of $405,000. This result demonstrates the ongoing demand for affordable housing options in the Cairns region. Meanwhile, in the established suburb of Westcourt, a character-filled Queenslander at 155 McCormack Street found new owners for $460,000, proving that renovated period homes continue to attract buyer attention.
Private Treaty Sales Show Market Depth
Beyond the auction room, private treaty sales activity remained robust across multiple price brackets. In the prestigious suburb of Palm Cove, a luxury residence at 43 Veivers Road commanded an impressive $2,350,000, highlighting the continued appeal of premium waterfront and near-beach properties in the region.
The suburb of Redlynch saw substantial activity with multiple sales recorded. A modern family home at 31 Lacey Road changed hands for $780,000, while nearby at 6 Lantana Place, another property sold for $735,000. These results in the popular valley community reflect strong demand for family-friendly housing with good amenities and school access.
Further demonstrating the market's breadth, a property at 31 James Street in Edge Hill sold for $680,000, showcasing the enduring popularity of this inner-city suburb known for its character homes and proximity to the CBD and botanic gardens.
Regional Market Insights and Trends
The week's results reveal several important trends in the Cairns property landscape. First home buyers remained active in the more affordable suburbs, while upgraders and investors showed strong interest in mid-range properties. The premium market continues to perform well, particularly in sought-after coastal locations like Palm Cove.
The diversity of successful sales across different suburbs and price points indicates a healthy, balanced market rather than one driven by a single segment. From the northern beaches to the southern suburbs and the Redlynch Valley, buyer interest appears widespread, suggesting confidence in the Cairns property market as a whole.
Agents reported good attendance at open homes and auctions throughout the week, with multiple bidders competing for well-presented properties in popular locations. The data suggests that properly priced homes in good condition continue to attract strong interest from both local and interstate buyers drawn to the Far North Queensland lifestyle.
