| Project | Suburb | Type | Price | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Savi on SwanSAI Holdings | Beerwah | Townhouses3 bed | From $950,000 | Off the plan |
| Parkside BuderimThompson Sustainable Homes | Buderim | Terraces3–4 bed | From $1,076,000 | Off the plan |
| Jura NoosaCapital Prudential | Noosaville | Townhouses2–3 bed | From $1,330,000 | Under construction |
| Signature Terrace CollectionHenzell Property Group | Pelican Waters | Terraces4 bed | From $1,470,000 | Under construction |
| BottlebrushTraction Property Co | Noosa Heads | Townhouses3 bed | From $2,900,000 | Under constructionMid 2027 |
| Wyandra StreetMolti | Noosa Heads | Townhouses4 bed | From $3,500,000 | Completed |
| Banksia PlaceOneLife Property Group | Buderim | Townhouses4 bed | On request | Off the plan |
| EloraTripgood No.2 Pty Ltd | Yandina | Townhouses1–2 bed | On request | Off the planEarly 2029 |
| KymaSandbox Properties | Currimundi | Villas— | On request | Off the plan |
| The Alkira Townhomes | Mountain Creek | Townhouses— | On request | Under construction |
Project details are from public developer and portal listings, shown on townhouseaustralia.com.au, and may be out of date. A completed project may still have unsold, never-occupied homes. A home that has already been sold or lived in is not a new dwelling for FIRB purposes. Confirm availability and eligibility with the developer.
Buying in Sunshine Coast?
A foreign buyer of a $980,000 house pays $37,125 in transfer duty plus $78,400 AFAD — $115,525 in total (Queensland Revenue Office). See the Queensland surcharge guide, the FIRB fees and the approval steps.
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Can foreigners buy a new townhouse in Sunshine Coast?
Yes, with FIRB approval or under a developer’s exemption certificate. A new townhouse is a new dwelling if it has not been sold as a dwelling or lived in. In Queensland foreign buyers pay an 8% surcharge on top of stamp duty, and a land tax surcharge of 3% of taxable value above $350,000.
How much is the foreign buyer surcharge in Queensland?
8% of the dutiable value on top of ordinary stamp duty. A foreign buyer of a $980,000 house pays $37,125 in transfer duty plus $78,400 AFAD — $115,525 in total (Queensland Revenue Office).
Sources
- QRO — Additional foreign acquirer duty
- QRO — Land tax for absentees
- Treasury — Guidance Note 6: Residential land (v5, 1 July 2026)
- ATO — Apply to buy residential property as a foreign person
Project data compiled from public listings; confirm every detail with the developer.
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