Morayfield 4506 Suburb Profile

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Our local team has been helping Morayfield families buy, sell and rent for 40+ years.

 

24,898

Population

$940k

Median House Price

$700k

Median Unit Price

$660

Median Rent

About Morayfield, QLD 4506

Morayfield 4506 is a busy, family-friendly suburb in the City of Moreton Bay, about 44 km by road north of the Brisbane CBD. It's mostly residential, with low-set brick homes, newer estates and pockets of semi-rural acreage. It's also one of the region's main shopping hubs.

Known for its family-friendly atmosphere, the suburb offers an array of parks, playgrounds, and recreational facilities, catering to residents of all ages. Whether enjoying leisurely strolls through local parks or exploring nearby attractions, Morayfield offers a dynamic community environment with a range of activities to suit every lifestyle.

Morayfield quick facts:

  • Council: City of Moreton Bay
  • Population: 24,898
  • Median age: 34 (Queensland: 38)
  • Most common household: couples with children

Where Is Narangba?

Narangba sits between Brisbane and Caboolture. It's about 34 km north of the Brisbane CBD and around 12 km south of Caboolture.

Its strategic location, with convenient access to major transportation routes such as the Bruce Highway and the North Coast railway line, ensures seamless connectivity to Brisbane's CBD and the Sunshine Coast, making it an ideal choice for commuters and families alike.

Getting around is simple:

Train:

Morayfield station has services to Brisbane, plus Caboolture and the Sunshine Coast.

Road:

The Bruce Highway gives a direct run south to Brisbane and north to the Sunshine Coast.

Local:

Morayfield Road is the suburb's main shopping and business strip.

Nearby suburbs include Caboolture and Caboolture South to the north and Burpengary to the south.

Is Morayfield a Good Suburb?

For many buyers, yes. Morayfield offers schools, shopping and a train station in one suburb, with more space than you'll find closer to Brisbane. It's a younger suburb than Queensland overall, and couples with children make up the most common household type.

Who Morayfield suits:

  • Families who want schools and shops close to home
  • Commuters who need train or highway access
  • Buyers wanting space, from standard house blocks to acreage
  • Investors looking for steady demand close to transport and retail

Living in Morayfield

Morayfield has plenty on its doorstep. Morayfield Shopping Centre and the businesses along Morayfield Road cover most everyday needs.

Schools

  • Morayfield State School
  • Morayfield East State School
  • Minimbah State School
  • Morayfield State High School
  • Carmichael College

Parks and recreation

Glider Park, Affinity Estate Adventure Park, Brodies Park. .

Newer estates

Estates like Summerstone and Excelsior Park are adding modern homes and larger lifestyle blocks to the area.

Why Locals Trust First National Moreton

We're a locally owned and run agency in the First National network. We work right across Moreton Bay, so we know Morayfield closely, from its streets and estates to what's recently sold.

When we work with buyers, we give straight answers on what a property is really worth and what to look into before putting in an offer. When we work with sellers, we help set the right price, get the home looking its best and choose the right way to bring it to market.

The Morayfield Property Market

Morayfield has had a strong year. The median house price is now $940,000, up 17.8% over the past 12 months. Units have grown even faster. The median unit price is $700,000, up 25.0%.

The suburb has a wide mix of homes. You'll find established brick houses, newer estate homes, low-maintenance townhouses and acreage properties, often within a few minutes of each other.

 

Houses

Units

Median price

$940,000

$700,000

12-month growth

17.8%

25.0%

Median weekly rent

$660

$525

Rental yield

3.9%

3.9%

In September, there were 192 properties for sale and 149 for rent in Morayfield.

Morayfield's growth has held up while the wider market cools. Cotality's October 2026 Home Value Index shows Brisbane values fell 1.5% in September, though they're still up 5.9% over the year. For buyers, that means more listings to choose from and more time to decide. Sellers will want pricing that reflects current conditions, not last year's peak.

Browse homes for sale in Morayfield, see recently sold properties or view available rentals.

Morayfield FAQs

Morayfield is part of the City of Moreton Bay, not Brisbane City Council. It's a separate suburb from Caboolture, which sits just to the north.

Morayfield is about 44 km by road from the Brisbane CBD. The drive takes around 40m outside peak hour, and the train takes about 1 hour from Morayfield station.

It can be. The suburb has a mix of home types, including townhouses and established houses, so there's choice across a range of price points. Setting up buyer alerts helps you see new listings as soon as they're available.

Flood risk changes from street to street. Morayfield sits in the Burpengary Creek catchment, so check the City of Moreton Bay's flood mapping for any property you're considering. Our agents can also share local knowledge before you make an offer.

Morayfield's train station, shopping and schools all help attract tenants. Houses rent for a median of $660 per week, with a rental yield of 3.9%. Returns still depend on the home, its condition and its location. A rental appraisal is the best first step.

Ready to Make Your Move in Morayfield?

Our local team is here to help, from your first inspection through to settlement day. Contact us for a chat, or request a free property appraisal to see where you stand.