Join our investor briefing: Why the Sunshine Coast opportunity deserves attention now

A familiar pattern for those who’ve seen it before

Property markets rarely transform overnight. They tend to evolve through recognisable stages.

The Gold Coast provides a useful reference point. For many years, it was regarded primarily as a lifestyle destination. Yet beneath that perception, infrastructure investment was accelerating, employment was diversifying, and population growth was strengthening.

Those structural shifts gradually reshaped the market.

In hindsight, the strongest period of capital growth did not occur once that evolution became universally accepted. It occurred while the transition was still underway when the fundamentals were improving but the narrative had not yet fully caught up.

When I look at the Sunshine Coast today, I see many of those same underlying conditions beginning to take hold.

Infrastructure investment is reshaping connectivity across The Sunshine Coast and surrounding region. On the Sunshine Coast employment growth is broadening, supporting a more diverse and stable local workforce. Population growth continues to run ahead of national averages, while housing supply remains constrained and insufficient to meet demand.

These factors do not operate in isolation. Together, they point to a region whose economic depth and maturity is increasing. Recent projections have reflected this strengthening outlook, with forecasts suggesting potential price growth in the order of 9 to 15 percent in 2026 alone. More significant than the number itself is what it represents. A market whose structural drivers are becoming more firmly established.

Through our ongoing research and acquisition work, we have secured access to a new Sunshine Coast Housing Community. It is a limited off-market stage 1 release, and one that reflects the types of fundamentals we look for when assessing long-term investment locations.

Why access and positioning matter

One of the consistent lessons from previous market cycles is that timing alone is rarely sufficient.
Access and positioning also play an important role.

Many of the opportunities most closely aligned with these structural shifts emerge during early release phases before they become broadly available.

Through our ongoing research and acquisition work, we have secured access to a new Sunshine Coast community. It is a limited release, and one that reflects the types of fundamentals we look for when assessing long-term investment locations.

As part of the briefing, I’ll be placing this opportunity within its broader strategic context, explaining how it fits within the wider evolution of the region and how we assess it through a portfolio lens.

Why this briefing is timely

The purpose of this session is not to provide predictions. It is to provide perspective.

I’ll be sharing our latest research on the Sunshine Coast, outlining the drivers shaping its long-term outlook, and explaining how we approach markets during these transition phases.

For property investors, understanding these shifts while they are still unfolding can be valuable. Because once a market’s direction becomes universally accepted, the opportunity to position early is often diminished.

Whether you are actively investing or simply seeking to deepen your understanding of how property markets evolve, this briefing will provide useful insight. I’ll be sharing what we’re seeing, how we interpret it, and how we think about positioning in response. If you would like to join the briefing, you can register via the link below. I look forward to sharing the research and discussion with you.

Register for the Sunshine Coast Investor Briefing