Narangba’s house market has pushed firmly into seven figures, with the latest three-month median reaching $1.045 million as sales through winter continued to cluster around the million-dollar mark.
The latest Narangba Property Market Overview, covering transaction data to 3 September 2026, puts the three-month house median about 3.9 per cent above the 12-month median of $1.0055 million.
There was also reasonable depth behind the latest snapshot. The dataset contains 80 house transactions over the three-month period, including 78 with usable prices for the median calculation, plus six unit transactions. That takes total residential transaction volume to 86.
Recent monthly results also show the suburb repeatedly trading around the million-dollar level rather than relying on a single strong month.
3-Month House Median
$1,045,000
+3.9% vs 12-month median
3-Month Unit Median
$815,000
0.0% vs 12-month median
3-Month Residential Volume
86 sales
80 houses + 6 units
Median Days to Sell
34 days
Houses; units recorded 28 days
House Market Settles Into Seven Figures
The monthly figures still move around, but the broader direction is clearer than any one result.
House medians were $950,000 in October 2025 and $980,000 in November before moving above $1 million in January 2026. The monthly median reached $1.1475 million in May, then eased to $1.035 million in June before returning to $1.055 million in July and $1.06 million in August.
September’s preliminary figure is lower at $949,000, but it needs to be treated with particular caution. The analysis only runs to 3 September and the figure is based on three qualifying sales, making it a partial-month observation rather than evidence of a broader market shift.
Narangba Houses — Monthly Median Price
The three-month median smooths some of that month-to-month movement and leaves Narangba at $1.045 million.
Selling times have also lengthened in the latest period. Within the PMO dataset, the three-month median for houses was 34 days, compared with 14 days across the 12-month analysis.
Four-Bedroom Homes Dominate Narangba Sales
The make-up of recent sales helps show where most of the activity has been concentrated.
Among house transactions with usable bedroom information, four-bedroom homes accounted for 53 sales during the three-month period. There were another 10 five-bedroom sales and nine three-bedroom sales.
That makes four-bedroom homes clearly the most common configuration in the available bedroom data, which fits Narangba’s strong family-home profile without implying that every transaction falls into the same price bracket.
There was also activity at the upper end.
The highest-priced transaction recorded in the overview was 94 Bazeridge Drive at $2.06 million, a five-bedroom, two-bathroom house attributed in the dataset to Tyson Von Hoff.
It was followed by a $1.518 million transaction at 6 Feeder Street and a $1.46 million house sale at 1257 Oakey Flat Road. Three other houses in the Top 10 changed hands for $1.45 million or more.
A Much Smaller Unit Market
Narangba’s unit market is considerably thinner, which makes the figures more sensitive to individual transactions.
The three-month unit median was $815,000, exactly level with the 12-month median. However, only six unit transactions were recorded in the broader three-month volume data and five had usable prices for the median calculation.
Monthly unit figures therefore need to be read cautiously. Several months in the 12-month analysis contain only one to three qualifying sales, so individual results can move the median sharply.
That is particularly clear in July, when the recorded unit median reached $1.1457 million from just three qualifying transactions, before August produced a $755,000 median from a single transaction.
Who Has Been Active in Narangba?
The transaction dataset also shows several agents appearing more frequently than others during the period.
Gavin Lomas was attributed 15 sales, followed by Tyson Von Hoff with 13. The dataset attributed four to Leanne Kroes, three to Rebecca Blewitt, and two each to Michelle Wheeler and Ryan Suhle.
Those figures are best read as activity recorded within the analysed dataset rather than a definitive market-share ranking. Not every transaction carries complete agent information, and the figures do not necessarily capture every agent active in Narangba.
Taken together, the latest numbers point to a Narangba house market now operating around the million-dollar mark. Monthly medians will continue to move with the mix of properties sold, but the broader measures are more telling: the three-month house median stands at $1.045 million, while the PMO’s 12-month median has also moved just above $1 million.
Read the full Property Market Overview here.
Published 8-September-2026
This overview is based on property transaction data available for the periods stated above. It is provided for general information only and should not be relied on as financial, investment, legal or real estate advice. Market conditions can change, and readers should undertake their own research before making property decisions.
