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Some of the top local agents in Clontarf

These agents are strong performers in the local area.

Find out more about Clontarf property prices, market trends and demographics.

Local
Rachele Jones

Rachele Jones

Jan Jones Real Estate - Clontarf

41

Sales (12m)

$3.5M

Highest sale

17y

Experience

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23 Houses

Sold (12m)

Units sold icon

17 Units

Sold (12m)

Local
Andrew Campbell

Andrew Campbell

Ray White - Redcliffe

28

Sales (12m)

$1.65M

Highest sale

23y

Experience

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22 Houses

Sold (12m)

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4 Units

Sold (12m)

Local
Danny Mailer

Danny Mailer

LJ Hooker - Redcliffe

32

Sales (12m)

$5M

Highest sale

-

Experience

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24 Houses

Sold (12m)

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5 Units

Sold (12m)

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What makes selling in Clontarf unique?

Clontarf is a coastal suburb on the Redcliffe Peninsula in Queensland, characterised by low-rise, freestanding houses that range from weatherboard cottages to contemporary renovated homes, many with generous gardens and water views. The suburb often attracts families, who value extra living space and access to outdoor amenities, while also appealing to downsizers and professionals seeking a quieter coastal lifestyle within reach of Brisbane.

Different properties in Clontarf can appeal to very different audiences, so careful pricing, considered presentation and targeted marketing matter. Agents with suburb-specific experience understand these local nuances and can tailor pricing, presentation and marketing to the property and the buyers most likely to be interested.

Last Updated: October 2026

Clontarf property market trends and insights

Over the past year, house prices in Clontarf have increased 18% to $1m, while unit values have increased 17% to $775k. The overall median is now at its highest level in several years. Auctions are uncommon here.

In Clontarf, 195 properties have come onto the market over the past year, down 6%, while 142 have sold, a decrease of 26%. With both listings and sales lower, homes here are selling in a median of 31 days, 4 days faster than the Moreton Bay average.

Choosing an experienced local agent who can accurately price your property, market it effectively and negotiate confidently can make a meaningful difference to your sale outcome.

MetricCurrentMarket insight
Median sale price (houses)(2)$1.06M
Up 15.8% YoY
Median sale price (apartments)(2)$800K
Up 18.5% YoY
Auction clearance rate (12m)(1)--
Listings (12m)191
Down 8.2% YoY
Sales (12m)(2)125
Down 36.9% YoY
Median days on market (12m)(2)35 days
Same as the Moreton Bay area

Last updated: November 2026, based on OpenAgent & Domain data

See which agents sold the most properties like yours in Clontarf

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Why choosing the right local agent in Clontarf matters

Not all agents deliver the same results. We've analysed local sales data from the past year to show exactly how much the top-performing agents outpace the market average in Clontarf.

Sale price

Top agents achieved 1.1x higher prices than the Clontarf average.

Suburb avg.
$1.02M
Top 3 agents
$1.15M

Days on market

The top 3 agents in Clontarf sell 1.3x faster than the suburb average.

35

Days

Suburb avg.

27

Days

Top 3 agents

Proportion of total sales

The top 3 agents in Clontarf are responsible for 29.6% of all property sales in the suburb.

Pie chart: top 3 agents 29.6%, suburb average 70.4%Top 3 agents29.6%Remaining agents70.4%

What to pay your Clontarf agent

In Queensland, real estate agent commission rates typically range from 0.56% to 5%. Our data shows the commission rates in Clontarf average around 2.26%, or approximately $23,187 on a median-priced home.

Real estate commission rates are not regulated, meaning agents can set their own fees. Knowing the average commission in your suburb gives you a useful benchmark when comparing proposals.

Agent commissions are usually negotiable. While commission is an important consideration, it shouldn't be the only factor when choosing an agent. Instead, look for agents with local expertise who can justify their rate and clearly explain how they plan to maximise your sale outcome.

  • Clontarf avg commission
    2.3%
  • QLD avg commission
    2.5%
  • National avg commission
    2.1%
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(1) Auction clearance rate data has been sourced from Domain Insight.

(2) Sales, DOM and sale price data for the suburb were sourced from Domain Insight.

Source: Copyright © 2026 Australian Property Monitors Pty Ltd trading as Domain Insight (DI). This information is published and compiled by DI and in developing it DI also relies on the information supplied by a number of external sources.

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