THE Gold Coast property market is weathering the financial storm with some house and unit prices leaping as much as 80 per cent in the past five years.
Growth-belt area Coomera has led the housing charge with an increase of 79.4 per cent, with houses reaching a median price of $592,000, Real Estate Institute Queensland figures revealed.
Reedy Creek and Bundall also topped the price growth list in houses, seeing 56 per cent and 41 per cent growth respectively.
The best unit price growth was split between the far north and far south, with Stapylton, Tugun and Currumbin enjoying the highest increase over the five-year period.
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