Mount Tamborine Suburb Profile | Property Market & Development Guide | ACRES

Q: What does ACRES do?

ACRES (Australian Commercial & Residential Group) is a vertically integrated property platform that combines development site sales, project marketing, strategic acquisitions, residential sales, capital structuring, landowner advisory, property valuation, and in-house development. The business operates across South-East Queensland including Brisbane, Gold Coast, and the Sunshine Coast.

Q: What areas does ACRES cover?

ACRES operates across South-East Queensland covering Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Ipswich, Logan, Moreton Bay, and the Redlands. The business maintains suburb intelligence profiles for over 100 suburbs with detailed market data, median prices, growth trends, and planning overlays.

Q: How does ACRES sell development sites?

ACRES operates upstream of traditional agency. The acquisitions team identifies sites through door knocking, data analysis, and referral networks. Each site is assessed for development potential including zoning, density, planning constraints, and feasibility. Sites are then positioned to ACRES' developer network with multiple qualified buyers engaged simultaneously to create competitive tension and drive above-market outcomes.

Q: What is ACRES' commission structure?

ACRES commission rates are typically 2–3% plus GST and are tailored to the transaction type, asset class, and campaign strategy. Vendors are provided with a transparent fee proposal as part of the appraisal process. Contact ACRES for a tailored quote.

Q: Does ACRES offer free property valuations?

Yes. ACRES offers a free online property valuation tool covering houses, units, land, development sites, and commercial properties across 100+ suburbs in South-East Queensland. The tool provides estimated value ranges based on property type, location, block size, and zoning. For development sites, the tool assesses potential for 1 to 7+ lot subdivisions.

Q: Who are the directors of ACRES?

ACRES is led by five directors: Daniel McCormack (Managing Director — Strategy & Execution), Thomas Ferris (Director — Relationships, Pipeline & Development Execution, and REIQ Principal), Joseph Cheihk (CFO & Director of Acquisitions), Francesca Webster (Director — Strategic Partnerships & Operations), and Wizzy Ramsay (Director — Brand, Marketing & Digital Growth).

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Suburb Profile4272

Mount Tamborine

Scenic Rim Regional Council · 60km south of Brisbane CBD

Median House

$930,000

Median Unit

$690,000

Population

5,000

Avg Land Size

2,500m²

From CBD

60km south

Proprietary ACRES Data

Mount Tamborine Development Intelligence

ACRES Developer Demand Score

0/ 100

Emerging

Development Sites

0 properties tracked

Active Enquiries

0 owners in network

Recorded Offers

Amalgamation Sites

Median Land Size

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Market Momentum

Building

ACRES is expanding its development-site coverage across Mount Tamborine and the surrounding precinct.

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Property Market Insights

Key market indicators and historical price trends for Mount Tamborine

Annual Growth (Houses)

+12.9%

Annual Growth (Units)

+9.2%

Rental Yield (Houses)

4.4%

Rental Yield (Units)

5.2%

Avg. Days on Market

Vacancy Rate

1.1%

5-Year House Growth

+72%

5-Year Unit Growth

+64%

Market Demand

Moderate

5-Year Median Price Trend

Houses
Units

Sources: CoreLogic, PropTrack, realestate.com.au. Prices reflect rolling 12-month median. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

About Mount Tamborine

Mount Tamborine encompasses the broader mountain plateau community surrounding the Gallery Walk and national parks. Distinct from the more commercial Eagle Heights precinct, Mount Tamborine's residential areas offer larger acreage lots, lush rainforest settings, and a cooler mountain climate. The suburb attracts buyers seeking permanent mountain living with proximity to both Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

Development Potential

Very low. Similar to Tamborine Mountain, environmental protections and infrastructure limitations restrict development. Acreage lifestyle and boutique tourism are the economic drivers rather than residential development.

Key Zoning: Rural Residential, Environmental Protection, Park Residential

Growth Drivers

Acreage scarcity on the mountain
Lifestyle demand
Dual-city access
Environmental protection ensuring character
Retirement and tree-changer market

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Living in Mount Tamborine

Infrastructure

National parks and reserves
Mountain community facilities
Local schools
Volunteer fire and ambulance
Tourist facilities

Transport

Mountain roads to Gold Coast and Brisbane
Car-dependent
Very limited public transport
Steep access
Regional road connections

Lifestyle

Rainforest acreage living
Cool mountain climate
Wildlife and nature
Peaceful mountain retreat
Close to Gold Coast and Brisbane

Mount Tamborine Location

Mount Tamborine, 4272 · Scenic Rim Regional Council

What's Nearby in Mount Tamborine

Schools, parks, transport, shopping and education within Mount Tamborine and surrounds

Schools

Mount Tamborine State School

Parks & Recreation

Tamborine National Park - Knoll Section
Joalah National Park
Panorama Lookout

Shopping

Mount Tamborine Village Shops

Transport

Regional Bus Service

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Median price data sourced from realestate.com.au (April 2025 – March 2026). Figures are indicative and based on recorded sales. Consult a licensed valuer for property-specific advice.