Real estate agent in
Edmonton
Edmonton is the southern growth engine, an old sugar-town heart around the historic Hambledon district, with new estates spreading toward the Mount Peter corridor, the biggest development story in Cairns.
Where is Edmonton?
Explore the neighbourhood, nearby amenities, and street view on Google Maps.
Open in Google MapsThe numbers in Edmonton right now
Edmonton's median house price sits around $640k, up strongly, roughly 17% over the past year, with well-presented homes typically selling in about 25 days and gross rental yields near 4.9%.
Source: aggregated CoreLogic, Domain and realestate.com.au suburb data, updated September 2026. Figures are approximate, move with the market, and are a guide only, not an appraisal. For your property's exact position, request a free valuation.
Typical commute times from Edmonton?
The character
of Edmonton.
Edmonton holds both ends of the Cairns story at once: cane-era cottages and the pub-and-mill history in the old core, and the region's largest planned growth front on its doorstep. Infrastructure follows rooftops, and the rooftops are coming here.
The Edmonton
buyer profile.
First-home buyers and young families, land buyers positioning ahead of Mount Peter, and investors reading the growth-corridor fundamentals.
What sells in Edmonton.
- New house-and-land through the southern and western estates
- Established 90s and 2000s family homes in the core
- Original cane-era cottages with character and land
- Townhouses at the market's entry point
Streets and
pockets.
The established core near the old Hambledon district offers land sizes the new estates can't. The newest stages price sharpest, and anything near future Mount Peter infrastructure is the long-game play.
How Edmonton
actually trades.
New supply anchors pricing, so established homes compete on land, side access and position rather than shine. Growth-corridor narratives bring investors into every well-run campaign.
A weekend
in Edmonton.
Sugarworld under the water park slides, cane trains still rolling in season, new shopping precincts arriving, and the highway south to the Tablelands turn-off.
Keep the difference.
Commission is 1% + GST of the sale price (1.5% + GST under $600,000), payable only on settlement. No sale, no commission. Portal listings at cost.
Selling in Edmonton, answered.
What is the median house price in Edmonton?
Edmonton's median house price is around $640,000 (approximate, past 12 months), up roughly 17% over the past year. Prices move with the market, so for your property's exact position, request a free valuation.
How long do homes take to sell in Edmonton?
Well-presented homes in Edmonton typically sell in about 25 days, with gross rental yields near 4.9%. Pricing to the current market and a full campaign, professional photography, a floor plan and, ideally, a 3D tour, are what keep that number low, especially with so many Cairns buyers inspecting online first.
How much can I save selling in Edmonton with 1% commission?
On Edmonton's approximate median of $640,000, a traditional agent charging 2.5% takes about $16,000 + GST in commission, plus a separate marketing invoice. The One Club charges 1% + GST on sales from $600,000, payable only on settlement: around $6,400 + GST, with photography, floor plans and the campaign included and portal listings at cost, a saving of roughly $9,600 + GST before marketing fees are even counted.