Ashmore Property Market Data 2020

The name Ashmore derives from a family property in England. Also a local thoroughfare with residents travelling from Benowa Road to Nerang Road, the suburb was officially perpetuated in 1976 when a housing estate was developed in the area called Ashmore Village.

Ashmore is home to some lovely cafes and eateries as well as some excellent holiday park and hotel options. The main retail area of Ashmore is on Southport-Nerang Road, which features the Ashmore City Shopping Centre, as well as several larger stores such as Spotlight and Anaconda. The suburb features Hungry Jack’s, Pizza Hut and Red Rooster opposite Ashmore Plaza.

(Information from Wikipedia (Ashmore) & destinationgoldcoast.com 23rd December, 2019).

Property Market Statistics in Ashmore

The level of competition in a suburb can affect prices and availabilities.

Supply and Demand in Ashmore

• 598 – Visits per property in Ashmore
• 406 – Visits per property in Queensland

Median House Prices

• Buy houses – $590,000 (Price data last updated 19th December, 2019)
• Rent houses – $533 PW (Rent data last updated 1st January, 2020)

Median Unit Prices

• Buy units – $338,250 (Price data last updated 19th December, 2019)
• Rent units – $390 PW (Rent data last updated 1st January, 2020)

Lifestyles and Demographics of Ashmore

The lifestyle of a suburb is often influenced by who lives there.

• 17.6% Older Couples & Families
• 17.5% Established Couples & Families
• 12.0% Maturing & Established Independence
• 11.8% Maturing Couples & Families
• 10.4% Independent Youth
• 9.5% Older Independence
• 9.1% Elderly Singles
• 5.8% Elderly Couples
• 4.0% Elderly Families
• 2.3% Young Families

(Information from realestate.com.au 2nd January, 2020)

Convienient, Quiet, and right in the heart of the Gold Coast, Ashmore is a suburb that goes under a lot of people’s real estate radars when it might just be exactly what their after.

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