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Riding the Noosa wave | Noosa Today
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It has been a year like no other for real estate in Noosa. Agents were catapulted into hyperactivity soon after the Covid-19 pandemic began as people focused on collapsing interest rates and the benefits of alternative living and holiday destinations.
The sea and tree-change effect became the strongest ever and Noosa was one of the greatest beneficiaries, recording high sales volumes plus the highest price gains in Queensland, with houses recording 15.4 per cent annual growth, and a median price surpassing $900,000.
Noosa has long been known as the jewel in Queensland’s crown which leading agency principal Tom Offermann said the figures supported.
“It has also been named the most expensive shire…
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