Real Estate Agent Buderim
What Chantelle Loves About Buderim
Chantelle absolutely loves the cosy vibe of Buderim. The larger blocks offer homes in the suburb their own space and being in close proximity to schools, makes her life super convenient. But what Chantelle really loves is the peaceful, village-like atmosphere. She regularly stroll through the main street, visiting cute cafes and boutiques. Buderim isn’t just a place to live for Chantelle and her family, it’s a warm, welcoming community she’s proud to call home.
Buderim Suburb Profile
Median property prices: Over the last year (to March ’24), median house price was $1,160,000 and $625,000 for units.
For investors: If you’re a keen investor, houses in Buderim rent out for $795 PW with an annual rental yield of 4.0%. Units rent for $590 PW with a yield of 5.1%.
Brief History: Tom Petrie’s exploration in 1862 marked the first official record of Buderim, initially for its timber resources. Over time, sugarcane and fruit production flourished, leading to the establishment of mills and large-scale farming. A tramway in 1915 boosted farming and tourism, transforming Buderim into a health resort by the 1920s. Despite the closure of the tramway in 1935 , new industries like the Ginger Factory emerged, shaping Buderim’s evolving landscape.