Why buy Real Estate in Buderim?

Suburb Profile Report for Buderim QLD 4556: The size of Buderim is approximately 31 square kilometres. It has 140 parks covering nearly 15.3% of the area. The population of Buderim in 2012 was 29,054 people. By 2017 the population was 31,441 showing a population growth of 8.5% in the area. The average age in Buderim is 50-60 years. Households in Buderim are mainly childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Buderim work in a professional occupation. In 2011, 72.5% of the homes in Buderim were owner-occupied compared with 69.8% in 2016. Currently, the median sales price of houses in the area is $765,000. Here is The median sale price of all transactions recorded over the past 12 months within the suburb of Buderim. Note that sale prices lower than $10,000 and higher than $80,000,000 are excluded from the analysis. The 75th percentile sale price of sales over the past 12 months within the suburb. Breakdown of houses versus units in Buderim QLD 4556. The total number of unique properties listed for sale over the past 12 months: Total dwellings - Houses 8,798 - New listings 644 - Median Value $765,061. Total dwellings - Units 2,918 - New listings 186 - Median Value $426,132

The name Buderim is believed to be derived from a local word for the hairpin honeysuckle tree "Badderam" in 1862, the story of Buderim begins when Tom Petrie set out from Brisbane to search for cedar in the Maroochydore area, his team climbed Buderim mountain and found vast forests of fine timber including cedar trees they were seeking. Some trees were so giant it was impossible to transport them down to the Maroochydore river for dispatch to Brisbane. Buderim history has been preserved and cared for by the Buderim Historical Society, which contains detailed records from the early days of the Pioneering Township.

Today Buderim is a thriving community with a combination of retirees and, more so, younger families moving from interstate. Extensive lockdowns have triggered this significant movement across the border in capital cities around the country, with people evaluating their lifestyle and what is most important for their families. Education is front of mind for most families moving to Buderim. Queensland Schools Planning Reference Committee Cross-Sectoral New Schools Demand Mapping 2016-2036, SA2 Cluster Sippy Downs; Mountain Creek 1st Decade to 2026 1-2 new primary schools may be required in the first Decade, 2nd Decade to 2036 0-1 new primary school may be needed in the Second Decade. Find out more here. Infrastructure spending across the Sunshine Coast is on the rise to cope with the gentle swelling of the population, and in turn, this has had a positive effect on real estate prices in Buderim Queensland. They are offering a superb lifestyle, world-class medical facilities, excellent schools, universities and the best beaches in the country on your doorstep. Buying property in Buderim is the single best choice you will make in your lifetime. Call one of our agents today.