McGrath extends Brisbane footprint North to the Redcliffe Peninsula

McGrath Estate Agents announces the opening of a new office on the Redcliffe Peninsula, 35 minutes’ drive north of Brisbane. The opening of McGrath Redcliffe marks the brand’s 32nd Queensland office.

McGrath Redcliffe is led by co-Principals Harrison McIndoe and Jonathan Kolesczar. Harrison McIndoe, a former Queensland Rugby player for the Redcliffe Dolphins, said the Redcliffe Peninsula is one of the most distinct residential markets in South-East Queensland. “We will service seven coastal suburbs; Redcliffe, Margate, Clontarf, Kippa Ring, Newport, Scarborough and Woody Point. All share the quintessential bayside lifestyle identity.”

“Buyers are drawn to the area looking for a coastal lifestyle within commuting distance of Brisbane’s business district,” said Mr McIndoe. “The ongoing demand for premium waterfront stock supports credible growth in the area. Values across most of the peninsula have grown at double-digit rates over the past year.*”

McGrath Head of Franchise Chris Mourd said, "The Redcliffe Peninsula is one of South-East Queensland's most compelling coastal markets. Harrison McIndoe and Jonathan Koleszar are highly respected local operators who have built strong reputations for delivering exceptional results and service within their community. We are delighted to welcome McGrath Redcliffe as our presence strengthens across one of Australia's fastest-growing regions."

Median house prices on the Redcliffe peninsula range from $1.62 million in Newport – a premium waterfront suburb which has seen a 20 per cent increase in the past 12 months – to $875,000 in the entry-level suburb of Rothwell which recorded an increase of 11.5 per cent. Scarborough, the region’s premier coastal village with an established café scene suburb and harbour amenity, saw a 7.2 per cent increase in the last year.

Mr McIndoe said the rail line into Brisbane CBD and the significant investment at Redcliffe Hospital are contributing factors to the desirability of that market. “Then there is a broader confidence building across South-East Queensland ahead of the 2032 Games. The region has a real momentum behind it,” he said.

Co-Principal and Sales Director Jonathan Koleszar said Redcliffe is yet to boom. “The lifestyle factor is just so strong here,” he said. “That the peninsula is close to Brisbane and all its’ infrastructure is a major drawcard.”

Mr Koleszar has seen a slowing in the market this year but mainly in investor stock. “Quality family homes are still selling strongly. It's just the days on market that have stretched out over the past few months. Here on the peninsula, I feel we’re heading back to a normal market.”

McGrath Redcliffe has a sales team of four with Camilla Forsey and Fiona Cardow Moraes joining Harrison McIndoe and Jonathan Koleszar.

Mr McIndoe said his confidence in Redcliffe is driven by its strong market fundamentals and long-term growth potential, with more than $1.7 billion in annual sales activity across the broader community. “This, combined with a diverse mix of suburbs and emerging areas, creates a compelling opportunity for growth and market share,” he said. “The McGrath brand and its standard of presentation is unmatched. We are thrilled to introduce McGrath Redcliffe to our community.”

Recent sales

11 Disraeli Street, Margate - April 2026

SOLD - $1,305,000

17 Aloomba Court, Redcliffe - March 2026

 SOLD - $1,155,000

71 Prince Edward Parade, Redcliffe - March 2026

SOLD - $1,815,000

McGrath Redcliffe is located at 99 Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe

Phone: 0412 167 766