Maximus Test

Teneriffe
Apartment
February 5, 2026

Your Property Report

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Bedrooms
2
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Bathrooms
2
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Parking
1

Revenue Summary

A clear snapshot of your earnings potential

SHORT-TERM RENTAL

Low

Limited revenue upside based on weak market demand & comparable properties.

$

per week

Mid

Solid revenue potential supported by steady demand & competitive local comparables.

$

per week

High

High revenue potential driven by strong demand & comparable performance.

$

per week
LONG-TERM RENTAL

Low

Limited revenue upside based on weak market demand & comparable properties.

$

808
per week

Mid

Solid revenue potential supported by steady demand & competitive local comparables.

$

850
per week

High

High revenue potential driven by strong demand & comparable performance.

$

893
per week
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Comparable Properties

We use real time market data to competitively benchmark your property

SHORT-TERM RENTAL
LONG-TERM RENTAL
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Comp 1
17/135 Macquarie Street 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car

Ask Price | $975 a week

Comp 2
606/38 Helen Street 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car

Ask Price | $850 a week

Comp 3
8/31-33 Helen Street 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car

Ask Price | $700 a week

Our Process

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During this 15-minute call, we’ll confirm your goals and property details to shape a tailored management plan for you.

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Market Insights

We continuously track and review the latest market trends to ensure our property revenues are maximised

Market Insights

A quick overview of current rental conditions and what’s driving demand and pricing pressure.

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Key Market Conditions

  • Extremely tight vacancy rates: The statewide rental vacancy rate remained critically low (around ~1%) through the September quarter (Q4 measurement period), substantially below what’s considered a “healthy” rental market (2.6–3.5%).
    • In 38 of 50 regions tracked, vacancy was < 1%.
    • Major population centres like Greater Brisbane (~0.9–1.1%) and Sunshine Coast (~1%) showed persistently tight conditions.
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Rent Levels & Price Pressure

  • Rental price growth: While specific quarterly figures vary by source, broad indicators suggest rents remain high and have grown over recent quarters as vacancy stays tight. National data also shows annual rent increases are still common, albeit with some moderation in growth momentum.
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Driver Summary

  • Population growth & migration: Continued interstate migration into Queensland remains a strong demand driver for both housing and rentals.
  • Supply shortages: Limited new rental stock and broader housing supply constraints are central to the ongoing tight market.

Summary Snapshot – Q4 2025 Queensland Rental Market

Metric Current Condition
Statewide vacancy rate Very tight ~1% (very tight)
Rental demand Strong; many listings receive multiple applications
Rent trend High and rising, though growth pace may moderate slightly
Affordability environment Challenging, with rental costs contributing to living cost pressure

Disclaimer

Co-Host provides these insights for information purposes only

Disclaimer

This report is provided for general informational purposes only and is based on available data at the time of preparation. All forecasts, recommendations, and revenue projections are estimates only and are not guarantees of future performance.

Actual results may vary due to factors including (but not limited to) seasonality, market conditions, property presentation, guest behaviour, platform algorithm changes, and short-term rental regulations.

While reasonable care has been taken in preparing this report, Co-Host makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information presented. Property owners should seek independent advice prior to making financial, legal, or regulatory decisions.

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