TOWN has marked another significant milestone, with the sale of 601/88 Duporth Avenue, Maroochydore becoming the agency’s third Queensland-leading sale in just six weeks.
The result, achieved by TOWN Director Craig Morrison and co-agent Zach Favell, continues an extraordinary run of prestige sales across the Sunshine Coast and further demonstrates the strength of the region’s upper-end property market.
It follows two major results achieved by Craig and Zach in recent weeks:
- 16 Amaroo Street, Buderim — $5.6 million, recognised as Queensland’s top sale of the week by the Australian Financial Review.
- 30 Mary Street, Alexandra Headland — $6.8 million, recognised as Queensland’s top sale of the week by The Courier-Mail.
- 601/88 Duporth Avenue, Maroochydore — $7.3 million, now adding a third Queensland-leading result to the pair’s six-week run.
For Craig, the consistency of the results is particularly significant.
“Achieving one of Queensland’s leading sales is something you’re incredibly proud of, but to have three properties recognised at this level within six weeks is pretty special,” Craig said.
“It speaks to the quality of property we’re fortunate to represent, but also to the depth of buyers we’re seeing across the Sunshine Coast.”
The three sales span Buderim, Alexandra Headland and Maroochydore, demonstrating the breadth of demand for premium property across the Sunshine Coast rather than strength being confined to a single prestige pocket.
They also continue a period of significant momentum for TOWN, which has established itself as one of the Sunshine Coast’s leading independent real estate agencies while remaining firmly focused on its local market.
For TOWN, the latest achievement is less about any one transaction and more about what three significant results in such a short period represent.
Three Queensland-leading sales. Three different Sunshine Coast locations. Six weeks. One team.
And another strong indication that when it comes to Queensland’s prestige property market, the Sunshine Coast continues to command attention.
