Pimpama: Queensland’s Fastest-Growing Suburb — But Is It Smart to Buy?

Pimpama: Queensland’s Fastest-Growing Suburb — But Is It Smart to Buy?

Pimpama has topped QLD’s population growth charts for five years. But fast growth doesn’t always mean good growth.

In this breakdown, we show what’s working, what’s not, and how to invest safely in Pimpama’s rapidly changing market.

Growth in Numbers

  • 2011 population: 9,500

  • 2025 population: 32,000+

  • 1,000+ new dwellings approved in past 18 months

  • Rental demand is high, but so is competition

📊 New Dwelling Supply (2020–2025)

2020 460 dwellings  
2022 750  
2023 1,050  
2024 1,180  
2025 1,300 (est.)

How to Buy Smart in Pimpama:

  1. Avoid builder-grade "cookie cutter" homes — look for quality inclusions

  2. Target larger land (500m²+) in older streets — less density, better resale

  3. Dual-living homes rent faster, especially with teenagers or students

  4. Secure new builds with warranties — depreciation = stronger yield

Norton’s Bottom Line:
Pimpama is volume-driven — but within that volume are pockets of serious value.

Disclaimer: Building costs, delays, and defects are more common in oversupplied areas. Always engage an independent building inspector.

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Disclaimer: Information on this site is general only and subject to change. Some images are for illustrative purposes. Interested parties should seek independent advice.

048 849 6277

4/3 Pacific St, Main Beach

4/3 Pacific St, Main Beach

© Copyright 2025. All Rights Reserved by Nortons

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