Then vs Now: The Evolution of Redland Bay

Then vs Now: The Evolution of Redland Bay

(Format: Then & Now Comparative Blog with Table)

From sleepy fishing village to low-density bayside investment zone, Redland Bay has undergone a serious transformation. Let’s break it down.

📍 Location Advantage

Redland Bay gives buyers coastal living without inner-city noise. It’s a 40-minute drive to Brisbane CBD and 15 minutes to Victoria Point.

🕰️ THEN vs NOW – Suburb Comparison



Attribute

Redland Bay 2010

Redland Bay 2025

Median House Price

$390,000

$910,000

Primary Buyer

Retirees

Families + Developers

Dwelling Type

Single-level fibro

Double-storey brick

Development

Limited

Dual occupancy, infill

Demand Drivers

Fishing, retirement

Schools, land, lifestyle

Development & DA Activity

  • Dual-lot subdivisions now common

  • Infill development encouraged by council

  • Developers buying older homes on large blocks (700m²+)

Buyer Trends

  • Interstate buyers wanting bay breezes

  • Young families priced out of Cleveland

  • Builders flipping older homes into high-spec duplexes

Final Take

Redland Bay isn’t “up and coming” — it’s mid-transformation. The window for entry-level land is closing fast.

Disclaimer: Coastal erosion and marine overlays may impact some lots. Always engage a surveyor or planner for waterfront property purchases.

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4/3 Pacific St, Main Beach

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