Data refreshed 7 Sep 202615,300 suburbs scoredEvery weight published

Coffs Harbour

Steady outlook

NSW 2450 · Coffs Harbour City · Data updated 7 Sep 2026 · ▲ 2 this week

Growth score 61 Top 71% of sample
Risk score 43 Medium · lower is better
Stability score 76 Consistent over 10 years

Median price · 7 years

Rolling 12-month median, all dwellings

$680,000+4.5% past 12 months
$500k$600k$700k
2020202120222023202420252026

What drives the growth score

Nine metrics, each benchmarked against every suburb nationally. Weighted sum equals the score.

Weights
Sales momentum18%
Moderate · 62
Listing scarcity15%
Moderate · 53
Rental demand14%
Moderate · 66
Days on market12%
Weak · 49
Infrastructure investment11%
Strong · 99
Jobs access10%
Weak · 44
Population growth8%
Weak · 47
Income growth7%
Strong · 79
New supply pressure5% · negative
High · 56

Key metrics vs benchmarks

NSW column is the sample-state average; national is the whole sample.

MetricCoffs HarbourNSWNational
Median price$680,000$875,000$734,203
12-month growth+4.5%+7.3%+8.4%
Gross rental yield4.0%3.3%4.0%
Vacancy rate1.5%1.3%1.3%
Days on market453631
Auction clearance55%67%62%
New supply pipelineHighModerateModerate

Risk score components

Lower is safer. Components are read independently; the score is their weighted blend.

43Medium risk
New supply pipelineApproved dwellings vs existing stock
High · 56
Employment concentrationShare of jobs in the top two industries
Moderate · 55
Price volatility, 5 yearsLargest peak-to-trough drawdown
Low · 34
Vacancy pressureCurrent vacancy vs 2% threshold
Low · 27
Hazard exposureFlood, bushfire and storm surge overlays
Low · 28

Who lives here

ABS Census, latest release, aggregated to suburb

76,000population 44median age 62%owner-occupied 38%renting
Owner-occupiedRenting

Coffs Harbour is a Mid North Coast lifestyle hub that benefited from the $2.4B Pacific Highway bypass (opened 2024). Growing remote worker migration and retiree demand, combined with coastal lifestyle appeal, continue to support prices.

On the ground

Committed projects and catalysts feeding the infrastructure and jobs metrics

  • Coffs Harbour bypass ($2.4B, opened 2024)
  • Regional health precinct expansion
  • Southern Cross University campus
  • Growing remote worker migration

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