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Foothills · our records, 3 Nov 2026
Worongary property market
How many homes are for sale, what just sold, how long homes are taking and the market charts for Worongary, with our research that covers the whole southern Gold Coast.
Worongary right now
Our records, 3 Nov 2026All property types: houses, units and land.
37properties for sale now
14sales recorded in the last 90 days
$1,720,000latest recorded sale: house, 2 Nov
62 daysmedian days on market, from 36 sales in the last 6 months
Worongary
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BuyingWhat homes in Worongary sold for37 homes are for sale in Worongary right now. Every recorded sale, with the price it fetched.See recent sales →SellingLook up your own homeThe comparable sales around your exact address, and the range they support.Type your address ↓
Sell-now-or-wait analysis and buyer conditions are published for Robina, Varsity Lakes and Burleigh Waters so far.
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Worongary Re-Rates to $1,740,000 — The Hinterland's Quiet Price Surge Has Become Very LoudWorongary's median house price has jumped +28.4% year on year to $1,740,000. That single number has done something else equally significant: it has lifted Worongary above every other suburb in the southern Gold Coast corridor tracked by Fields, overtaking Reedy Creek ($1,480,000)25 Feb · 4 min read
Worongary Leads the Corridor at $1,740,000 as Burleigh Waters and Merrimac Record Year-on-Year Price DeclinesThe Southern Gold Coast corridor is splitting in two. Three suburbs are posting strong expansion-phase price growth while two others — Burleigh Waters and Merrimac — are in confirmed contraction, with year-on-year declines of –7.0% and –9.0% respectively.25 Feb · 7 min read
72% of buyers skip a home with no price. About one in three local listings doesn't show oneREA Group research found 72% of buyers skip listings that don't include a price. As at 7 October 2026, 68 of 213 homes for sale in Robina, Varsity Lakes and Burleigh Waters showed no dollar figure.7 Oct · 6 min read
Should I Sell Now or Wait? What the Gold Coast Data Can and Cannot AnswerNo data set can tell a particular household whether to sell now or wait. What it can show: the cash rate went from 4.35% down to 3.60% and up to 4.60% in twenty-one months, a general price move lands on both sides of a sell-and-buy trade, and Gold Coast homes unsold after 60 to 180 days rose from 1,288 to 2,618 between March and August.4 Oct · 8 min read
Unsold Gold Coast Homes Have Doubled Since March: The Indicators That Move Before Prices DoGold Coast homes listed for 60 to 180 days rose from 1,288 in March to 2,618 in August, while new listings stayed flat. What unsold stock, selling times and home lending are reading now, and what they did the last time they moved together.28 Sep · 7 min read
The Coomera Connector: What the Modelling Says About M1 Traffic, and What Motorways Have Done to House PricesIt isn't the M1 upgrade — it's a second motorway, and a quarter of Stage 1 is open. What the government's modelling says it will do to peak-hour drive times and M1 traffic, what research on other new motorways found about house prices, and what homes along the Coomera-to-Nerang corridor have sold for.22 Sep · 14 min readStart here
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Worongary market analysis
Houses, from our sales records, mostly over rolling 12 months. That is a different base from the snapshot above (every property type, the last 90 days to 6 months), so the figures differ.