Invest in Kingston Beach, TAS

Live property data, rental yields 4.5%โ€“6.5%, and investment analysis for Kingston Beach 7050 โ€” updated daily from Australian property markets.

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$555,000
Median Sale Price
$380/wk
Median Rent
3.56%
Avg Gross Yield

๐Ÿ“Š Kingston Beach Demographics (ABS 2021)

Population
2,305
Median HH Income
$79,352/yr
Median Age
47
Renter %
35%

๐Ÿ’ฐ Investment Snapshot

Median Price
$555,000
Median Rent
$380/wk
Gross Yield
3.56%
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๐Ÿ“ˆ Price History

-4.3%
3yr
555k
2021
531k
2024

Source: NSW Valuer General transactions + ABS RPPI index projection. Current estimate: $531,000 (2024)

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Why invest in Kingston Beach?

  • ๐Ÿ“ Located in TAS, TAS โ€” part of the Kingston Beach greater region
  • ๐Ÿ“ˆ TAS properties typically yield 4.5%โ€“6.5% gross
  • ๐Ÿ  Postcode 7050 โ€” search live listings instantly
  • ๐Ÿงฎ Every listing scored 0โ€“100 for investment potential based on price, yield, and property features
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Kingston Beach, TAS 7050

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Typical Gross Yield

TAS properties typically yield 4.5%โ€“6.5%. Search live listings for current Kingston Beach yields.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about investing in Kingston Beach, TAS

What is the average yield in Kingston Beach?

The current gross yield for Kingston Beach is approximately 3.6%, based on median rent of $380/week and median price of $555,000. Actual yields depend on property type and current rental demand. Not financial advice.

Is Kingston Beach good for investment?

Kingston Beach in TAS has key investment drivers including proximity to Kingston Beach amenities, infrastructure, and employment. Use our suburb profile and live investment scoring to assess current market conditions. Not financial advice โ€” always consult a qualified adviser.

How do I analyse a property in Kingston Beach?

Search Kingston Beach on Property Scout AU to see live listings ranked by investment score. Click any listing for a full cashflow analysis including estimated rent, mortgage repayments, stamp duty, and 30-year projections. It’s completely free to search.

What is the median property price in Kingston Beach?

The median property price in Kingston Beach is $555,000. Data sourced from NSW Valuer General and VIC government records. Not financial advice.

Can I compare Kingston Beach with other suburbs?

Yes โ€” use our suburb comparison tool to compare Kingston Beach against any other suburb in Australia on median price, yield, days on market, and more.

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