The Queensland property market continues to defy expectations, and 2025 is shaping up as another standout year for home values. New data shows an extra 51 Queensland suburbs have now broken into the coveted million-dollar median house price bracket, compared to a year ago, a remarkable 20% increase in “million-dollar markets” across the state.
This surge reflects strong buyer demand, scarce listings in key lifestyle corridors and ongoing confidence from local, interstate and investor buyers alike. Once considered aspirational, a $1 million median home is now becoming the new normal in many suburbs beyond the Brisbane city fringe.
Jimboomba Now a Million-Dollar Market
We’re thrilled to report that Jimboomba now proudly sits in this growing list of million-dollar suburbs. With a median house price of approximately $1,091,000, Jimboomba has crossed this important milestone, joining neighbouring Cedar Vale and North Maclean as part of the Logan-Beaudesert region’s strongest performing markets.
Local neighbouring suburbs are also seeing impressive values, including:
Cedar Vale – $1,035,000 (Median)
North Maclean – $1,225,000 (Median)
(All figures approximate and based on the latest market data.)
This means that a typical house in Jimboomba is now worth seven figures, a testament to the suburb’s growing appeal, lifestyle offering and strong market fundamentals.
Why Jimboomba Is Climbing
Several key factors are underpinning this strong growth:
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers
For homeowners in Jimboomba, this milestone reflects solid equity growth and a dynamic market that continues to attract interest from a wide range of buyers.
For those considering selling, now is a great time to explore your options. Properties in million-dollar suburbs are in high demand, with buyer numbers remaining strong into the end of 2025.
If you’re thinking about buying here, understanding current price trends and having a trusted local agent on your side makes all the difference. We’re here to help you navigate it.