The Southern Downs' biggest market, handled with local knowledge, real data and marketing built in-house.
Grassick Property market data for the 12 months to Sep 2026, verified against official suburb statistics and our own record of local sales. Updated monthly.
Warwick is the commercial heart of the Southern Downs: the Rose City, a genuine regional centre with schools, industry, saleyards and a hospital, under two hours from Brisbane. It's a bigger, faster-moving market than the rest of the region: solid residential streets and heritage homes in town, modern estates on the fringes, and grazing and cropping country through the Condamine valleys around it.
Different streets sell to different buyers here. First-home buyers and investors compete in town, families push into Rosenthal Heights and Glennie Heights, and the villages of Killarney, Allora and Yangan draw retirees and remote workers after country-town value with Warwick services close by. We hold 2,648 recorded Warwick sales going back to 2019, so pricing advice comes from evidence, not gut feel.
With more transactions than anywhere else on the Southern Downs, the Warwick market rewards sellers who stand out. Most campaigns here still run on portal listings and a signboard. A professionally marketed property, put in front of Brisbane and interstate buyers as well as local ones, competes in a different league.
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Warwick's bread and butter: workers' cottages, federation homes on wide blocks, and modern builds in Rosenthal Heights and Glennie Heights. Steady demand from families, first-home buyers and yield-focused investors.
Killarney, Allora, Yangan and the valley villages. Country-town living with Warwick in reach, a strong draw for retirees, remote workers and anyone priced out of the bigger centres.
From Freestone to Greymare: grazing, cropping and lifestyle holdings across the Condamine headwaters. Specialist buyers who move on land quality, water and improvements.
We cover Warwick and the country around it, from the estates on the town fringe out to the grazing and farming districts. Each locality has its own market data:
Also covering Glennie Heights, Morgan Park, Greymare, Massie, Loch Lomond, Tannymorel, Mount Colliery, Wheatvale, Hendon and Leyburn, plus Stanthorpe, Tenterfield and the Granite Belt.
The median house price in Warwick (QLD 4370) is $605,000, computed from recorded sales for the 12 months to Sep 2026. Units and villas trade below that, while village homes and rural holdings vary widely with land and location.
Homes in Warwick currently average 23 days on market. Presentation, pricing and marketing quality make the biggest difference. Well-marketed properties consistently sell faster than the average.
Nothing. Grassick Property provides free, no-obligation market appraisals across Warwick and the Southern Downs, backed by 2,648 recorded local sales.
Warwick and all surrounding areas: Rosenthal Heights, Glennie Heights, Morgan Park, Sladevale, Womina, Killarney, Allora, Yangan, Freestone, Maryvale, Hendon, Pratten and Leyburn, plus Stanthorpe, Tenterfield, the Granite Belt and the wider Southern Downs.
Warwick offers the strongest combination of volume, yield and growth on the Southern Downs. The median house sale price is up roughly 125% over the past five years. A working economy, Brisbane within commuting distance for hybrid workers, and consistent rental demand keep the market liquid at every price point.
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