Oxenford Property Market Data 2020

It’s difficult to believe but this rather unassuming suburb, which lies just off the Pacific Highway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, is home to some of the best movie-making facilities in Australia. Oxenford, which borders Coomera and the theme park mecca which is Dreamworld, Warner Bros. Movie World, Wet’n’Wild, and The Australian Outback Spectacular, can lay claim to Village Roadshow Studios.

Movie World – Warner Brother Studios, brings hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy every year. Plus it’s great to spend with the kids after school.

Here, world-class film production facilities include eight sound stages, three water tanks, ten production offices, editing suites, wardrobe, makeup, construction, paint and carpentry shops. It also boasts the largest purpose-built film water tank in Australia. A number of high-profile Australian and international movies have been filmed and produced here and Oxenford is slowly being etched in to the psyche of international film makers. Like a down-to-earth Hugh Jackman or that hunky Chris Hemsworth, this Gold Coast suburb just likes to get on with the movie-making business and leave the glitz to other places.

Oxenford has expanded in recent years with the subdivision Studio Village being built in the southern end of the suburb, adjacent to the two major theme parks; the subdivision itself was inspired by Movie World, with the street names all referring to objects or people within Hollywood and film culture.

The Oxenford area is lucky to have plenty of wide open spaces to unwind and relax.(Information from Wikipedia (Oxenford) and Destination Gold Coast 3rd February, 2020)

Property Market Statistics

The level of competition in a suburb can affect prices and availability

Supply and Demand in Oxenford

• 512 – Visits per property in Oxenford (average)
• 414 – Visits per property in Queensland (average)

Median House Prices

• Buy – $545,000 (Price data last updated 19TH December, 2019)
• Rent – $470 PW (Rent data last updated 4th February, 2020)

Median Unit Prices

• Buy – $330,000 (Price data last updated 19th December, 2019)
• Rent – $370 PW (Rent data last updated 4th February, 2020)

Lifestyles and Demographics Statistics

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

• 18.9% Established Couples & Families
• 18.0% Older Couples & Families
• 14.7% Maturing Couples & Families
• 11.8% Maturing & Established Independence
• 9.3% Independent Youth
• 7.5% Older Independence
• 5.8% Elderly Families
• 5.4% Elderly Singles
• 5.3% Young Families
• 3.3% Elderly Couples

(Information from realestate.com.au 7th February, 2020)