Mudjimba Market Update, Sunshine Coast — September 16, 2025
By Leigh Martinuzzi | Martinuzzi Property Group – eXp Australia
The Mudjimba property market continues to show steady growth in houses, contrasted by some softening in units. The median house price is $1,500,000, reflecting a 2.7% rise over the past 12 months, with 18 houses sold. Units currently sit at a median of $867,500, recording a 3.6% annual decline from 26 unit sales.
Buyer Demand & Active Buyers
Buyer demand for houses remains resilient, with 635 buyers actively interested in houses, while units are attracting around 199 active buyers. Houses in Mudjimba are averaging 63 days on market, while units are selling faster at around 44 days. Demand for houses has remained steady, while units have seen a sharper drop in buyer interest.
Inventory & Rental Market
Stock levels are tight, with 11 houses and 6 units available for sale in the past month. On the rental side, houses are achieving a median rent of $1,000 per week, though this is down 9.1% year-on-year, with yields around 3.6%. Units are stronger performers in the rental market, with a median rent of $770 per week, showing 13.2% annual growth and delivering yields of 4.0%. Rental demand is high, with units being leased in just 19 days on average, while houses are leasing within 16–27 days depending on configuration.
Market Conditions
Mudjimba is currently in a balanced but slightly seller-favoured position for houses, supported by low stock and healthy buyer numbers. The unit market is experiencing more mixed conditions: prices have softened, but strong rental yields and short leasing times suggest robust investor demand.
Recent Sales Spotlight
A standout house sale was 50 Coolibah Street, a 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home sold in late August for $1,480,000. At 43 Mudjimba Beach Road, another 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom property sold in June for $1,575,000. The unit market also remains active, with 41/151-153 Mudjimba Beach Road, a 3-bedroom apartment, selling for $880,000. These transactions highlight ongoing buyer appetite for quality properties close to the beach.
Why It Matters
For homeowners, Mudjimba continues to offer strong capital growth for houses, with solid rental appeal. Investors may find units attractive given rising rents and higher yields, though they should be mindful of recent value declines. Buyers of houses face competition for premium stock, while unit buyers may find opportunities to negotiate more favourably. Lifestyle demand remains a key driver of long-term stability in this coastal market.
Final Take
The Mudjimba property market in September 2025 remains steady and resilient. Annual house price growth of 2.7%, strong rental returns, and consistent buyer interest all indicate a balanced but slightly seller-leaning environment. With stock levels tight and lifestyle appeal continuing to drive demand, Mudjimba is holding its ground as one of the Sunshine Coast’s most sought-after coastal suburbs.
Advice for Sellers: With limited availability and steady demand, well-presented properties in desirable locations are achieving strong results. This is a great time to list if you are considering selling.
Advice for Buyers: Be prepared to act decisively on houses, as quality listings don’t linger. For investors, units may offer attractive rental yields, but careful due diligence is key given recent value softening.
What You Can Do Next
If you’re thinking about your next steps, here are a few ways we can help:
- Schedule a property valuation today: bit.ly/3Mf75K2
- Read more suburb updates: martinuzzi.com.au/blog/
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