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November 8, 2026

Noosa's Tingirana apartment sells for $10.2m, a Sunshine Coast two-bedroom record

A two-bedroom apartment in the Tingirana complex at 25 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads, sold for $10.2 million, well above the previous Sunshine Coast two-bedroom record of $7.425 million.

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Summary

A two-bedroom apartment in the Tingirana complex at 25 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads, sold for $10.2 million, well above the previous Sunshine Coast two-bedroom record of $7.425 million.

  • A two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment at Tingirana, 25 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads, sold for $10.2 million.
  • The price is a new Sunshine Coast record for a two-bedroom apartment.
  • The previous benchmark was $7.425 million for apartment 17 at Fairshore Noosa Resort, also on Hastings Street.
  • The private treaty sale took about three weeks and drew multiple offers, with a Melbourne-based buyer.
  • Settlement is due in December; Tingirana has just 18 apartments over three levels facing Noosa Main Beach.

What's happening

A middle-level apartment in Tingirana, the boutique serviced complex at 25 Hastings Street overlooking Noosa Main Beach, has sold for $10.2 million. Sunshine Coast News reports the price sets a new Sunshine Coast record for a two-bedroom apartment, showing how much buyers will pay for rare beachfront stock in South East Queensland's best-known coastal strips.

Public sales records date the deal to 21 August. The apartment was sold by private treaty after about three weeks on the market, and selling agent Jesse Stowers of Tom Offermann Real Estate said there were multiple offers. The buyer is from Melbourne, already knows Noosa well, and plans to use the apartment both as a holiday base and as an investment.

The key details

The sale sits well above the previous high for a two-bedroom apartment in the region.

  • Price: $10.2 million for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment (unit number withheld).
  • Previous record: $7.425 million for apartment 17 at Fairshore Noosa Resort, which took about four months to sell.
  • Complex: 18 independently owned apartments over three levels, with an infinity-edge pool and short-stay management, renovated in 2017.
  • Income: estimated annual guest income of about $500,000, depending on how much the owner uses it.
  • Scarcity: the agent estimates only three Tingirana apartments have changed hands in the past decade.

Timeline and next steps

The contract was signed in August and settlement is scheduled for December. The seller had bought another property closer to home. For the wider market, the result will now act as a reference point for the next prestige apartment sales on Hastings Street, where listings of this kind come up only rarely.

What it means for Gold Coast property owners and developers

The Noosa result lines up with the record prices reported on the Gold Coast in recent weeks, including the $32 million NALU penthouse at Miami and the $15.5 million La Belle penthouse at Palm Beach. Together they show that the top end of the coastal apartment market remains deep even while broader price indexes have eased, and that buyers reward true beachfront position, small building size and income potential.

For Gold Coast owners of genuine beachfront apartments, and for developers planning boutique towers, this is a useful sign that scarcity still sets the price at the top end. It is general commentary only, not financial advice, and every property should be valued on its own merits.

Frequently asked questions

How much did the Tingirana apartment sell for?

It sold for $10.2 million by private treaty, according to Sunshine Coast News, after about three weeks on the market.

What was the previous Sunshine Coast two-bedroom record?

The previous high was $7.425 million for apartment 17 at Fairshore Noosa Resort, also on Hastings Street.

When does the sale settle?

Settlement is scheduled for December 2026.

Source: Sunshine Coast News: Apartment eclipses sales record, published 8 November 2026. This article is an independent summary and commentary by GC Prestige based on the original report — read the source for full details.

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