Tarragindi – Knockdown Rebuild

Homer Blancaver
Updated 4 min read
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Updated November 2026: we added a “Tarragindi today” section with current Stash suburb figures and what has happened to the property since. The deal figures below are from the time of the original post.

Address

93 Bramston Street, Tarragindi, QLD 4121

Investment Strategy

Knockdown Rebuild

Development Timeline

23/02/2023
Property Purchased
$1,025,000
01/05/2024
Property Sold
$3,300,000
See what it looks like today

Rental Insights

Stash shows rental figures for every property's suburb, including Long Term Rental Statistics (vacancy rate, homes rented in the last 12 months, median rent and potential yield) and the Long Term Yield Analyser, which compares yields by bedroom count and property type. November 2026: the screenshots below were taken in 2024. Some of the statistics shown in them, such as short-term (Airbnb) and rooming rental figures, are no longer part of the standard Stash property page.

Stash rental insights for Tarragindi, captured June 2024
Stash rental insights for Tarragindi, captured June 2024
Stash rental insights for Tarragindi, captured June 2024

Source: stashproperty.com.au

Stash rental insights for Tarragindi, captured June 2024

Development Stats

2024

Year of Development

426

days held

2.2

Gross Profit

About the Property

About the property:

Address: 93 Bramston Street, Tarragindi, Qld 4121
Land size: 663sqm
House: 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 car spaces
Key features: air conditioning, dishwasher, in ground pool, study
Type: House
School Catchment: Wellers Hill State School and Holland Park State High School
This house is a popular choice for families due to its location within the catchment of good schools and its close proximity to parks and cafes.

From the realestate.com.au listing

Tarragindi knockdown rebuild property overview, captured June 2024

Source: stashproperty.com.au

About the Suburb

Tarragindi, QLD 4121 is a family-friendly suburb with a significant population of around 11,000 residents. The age distribution is diverse, with a substantial number of residents falling under the age brackets of 5 to 19 years and 45 to 64 years. The suburb boasts a high percentage of professionals and managers as the top occupations, indicating a well-educated and affluent demographic. Commuting preferences vary, with a notable portion of residents opting to work from home. The suburb also offers good access to public transport options such as buses and trains. Additionally, Tarragindi presents a high level of educational advantage for students attending government schools, as indicated by the ICSEA percentile of 92.0.

For property investors, Tarragindi presents promising opportunities. The median house price is above the neighbouring suburbs but within a reasonable range, making it an attractive location for potential homebuyers looking for affordability. The suburb shows a high market absorption rate, indicating strong demand and potential for property price appreciation. With a median growth rate above 8%, Tarragindi proves to be a suburb with good investment potential. The sale price IQR ratio indicates a high variance in property prices, making it potentially appealing for renovators and developers. Rental yields are also competitive, especially for units, making it an attractive option for investors seeking rental income.

Tarragindi, QLD 4121, offers a balanced lifestyle for residents ranging from young families to professionals and retirees. The suburb’s demographics reflect a mix of educational and occupational backgrounds, contributing to a diverse community. For those considering property investment, Tarragindi presents a strong case with its steady growth, high market absorption rate, and opportunities for renovation projects. With its proximity to essential amenities and a range of housing options, Tarragindi stands out as a suburb worth considering for both home seekers and investors.

Sources:
– proptechdata.com.au
– Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Census 2021
– Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) School Profiles 2022

Tarragindi suburb median chart from Stash, captured June 2024
Suburb Median
Tarragindi vacancy rate chart from Stash, captured June 2024
Vacancy Rate
Tarragindi sales volume chart from Stash, captured June 2024
Sales Volume

Tarragindi today (November 2026)

Here is where the Tarragindi house market sits now. The figures cover house sales and rentals over the 12 months from November 2025.

  • Median house price: $1,723,750 (Stash data, November 2026)
  • 12-month change in the median house price: +5.8% (Stash data, November 2026)
  • Median house rent: $840 a week, a median gross rental yield of 2.8% (Stash data, November 2026)
  • Vacancy rate: 1.4%, with a median of 26 days on market for houses (Stash data, November 2026)

What happened to the property? Stash's sales history for 93 Bramston Street still shows the $3,300,000 sale in May 2024 as the latest sale, so the new house hasn't sold again since.

Then vs now: The site was bought for $1,025,000 in February 2023 and the new house sold for $3,300,000 in May 2024. Today the median house price in Tarragindi is $1,723,750.

See the latest numbers on the Tarragindi suburb page. To look for knockdown rebuild deals like this one yourself, use Comparable Properties with Display Flips, Knockdown Rebuilds & Renovators Only ticked.

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