Real estate agent in
Port Douglas
An hour north of Cairns on one of the world's great coastal drives, Port Douglas pairs Four Mile Beach with Macrossan Street's restaurants and a marina running reef trips daily. It is Far North Queensland's blue-chip address, and its most seasonal, lifestyle-driven property market.
Where is Port Douglas?
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Open in Google MapsThe numbers in Port Douglas right now
Port Douglas's median house price sits around $1M, held broadly steady over the past year, with well-presented homes typically selling in about 90 days and gross rental yields near 4.8%.
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.
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The character
of Port Douglas.
Port Douglas kept its village scale while becoming a world-name resort town. Low-rise planning controls, palm-lined Four Mile Beach, and a walkable triangle between the beach, Macrossan Street and the marina give it a feel no other tropical address in Australia matches. Buyers pay for that walkability, and for construction that handles the wet season properly.
The Port Douglas
buyer profile.
Southern lifestyle buyers and early retirees, holiday-let investors chasing strong nightly rates, hospitality operators, and expats returning to Australia. A large share of purchases happen substantially sight-unseen, video calls, floor plans and Matterport 3D Showcases do the selling before the flight up.
What sells in Port Douglas.
- Beachfront and near-beach apartments off Four Mile Beach, the holiday-let engine room
- Low-set tropical villas around the golf resorts (Palmer Sea Reef, Mirage Country Club)
- Trophy homes on Flagstaff Hill and Island Point with Coral Sea views
- Townhouses and courtyard homes walkable to Macrossan Street
Streets and
pockets.
Flagstaff Hill and Island Point Road are the trophy end, views over Four Mile Beach that never get built out. Murphy Street and The Parade carry the old-money premium. The grid streets behind Four Mile Beach (Garrick, Mowbray, Barrier) are the holiday-let sweet spot, and Craiglie offers the value entry point.
How Port Douglas
actually trades.
Strongly seasonal, the dry season (May–October) is when southern buyers are in town and inspections peak, so campaigns are timed to it. Holiday-let income underpins apartment pricing, and remote buyers make premium media non-negotiable: listings without a Matterport 3D Showcase simply reach fewer of the buyers who matter here.
A weekend
in Port Douglas.
Four Mile Beach at sunrise, coffee on Macrossan Street, Sunday markets in Anzac Park, a reef boat from the Crystalbrook Marina, and Mossman Gorge twenty minutes up the road. The airport is an hour south, close enough for southern weekenders, far enough to feel like escape.
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 Port Douglas, answered.
What is the median house price in Port Douglas?
Port Douglas's median house price is around $1,000,000 (approximate, past 12 months), and has held broadly steady 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 Port Douglas?
Well-presented homes in Port Douglas typically sell in about 90 days, with gross rental yields near 4.8%. 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 Port Douglas with 1% commission?
On Port Douglas's approximate median of $1,000,000, a traditional agent charging 2.5% takes about $25,000 + GST in commission, plus a separate marketing invoice. The One Club charges 1% + GST on sales from $600,000, payable only on settlement: around $10,000 + GST, with photography, floor plans and the campaign included and portal listings at cost, a saving of roughly $15,000 + GST before marketing fees are even counted.