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Hope Island Suburb Profile and Insights

Report Date: March 2026

Postcode: 4212

Hope Island is a prestige northern Gold Coast suburb built around waterways, golf courses and gated residential estates, including the landmark Sanctuary Cove community. It delivers a resort style lifestyle with marinas, clubhouse facilities, dining precincts and manicured streets that appeal to buyers seeking an upscale yet relaxed environment.

Residents have easy access to boating, championship golf and boutique shopping, along with practical road links to the wider city and Brisbane. Housing ranges from luxury waterfront homes and golf front villas to modern townhouses, and the combination of security, amenities and lifestyle has cemented Hope Island as one of the regions premier addresses.

Hope Island has 25 parks. The predominant age group is 70-74 years.

The area of Hope Island is 9.5 square kilometres. It has a population of approximately 14,522 people.

Housing Tenure Breakdown
Owned outright
40.12% (2,244)
Owned with mortgage
30.11% (1,684)
Rented
27.41% (1,533)
Other / not stated
2.36% (132)
Tenure breakdown (percent and count)
TenurePercentCount
Owned outright40.12%2,244
Owned with mortgage30.11%1,684
Rented27.41%1,533
Other / not stated2.36%132
Total dwellings100.00%5,593

 

Suburb Features

Suburb TypeUrban
Suburb Position/TrajectoryEstablished Residential
Lifestyle CategoryPrestige/Luxury
Market MaturityEstablished
Tourism AppealHas Tourism Appeal
Highway Access (Estimated Peak)8 mins
Highway Access (Estimated Off-peak)6 mins
Average Commute to Gold Coast Airport (Estimated Peak)67 mins
Average Commute to Gold Coast Airport (Estimated Off-peak)45 mins
Average Commute to Brisbane CBD (Estimated Peak)110 mins
Estimated Average Commute to Brisbane CBD (Estimated Off-peak)55 mins
Average Commute to Surfers Paradise (Estimated Peak)60 mins
Average Commute to Surfers Paradise (Estimated Off-peak)30 mins

 

Swim Safe
As you enjoy some of the world's most stunning beaches, remember to always swim between the red and yellow flags, and follow the signage and guidance from surf lifesavers.

 

Disclaimer: This data was current as of March 2026. Some information is based on data from the last Australian Census and may not reflect more recent demographic or economic changes. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, but we make no guarantees regarding its completeness or reliability. The data is presented for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. We are not liable for any errors, omissions, or consequences arising from its use. Users should verify details with relevant sources and seek professional advice where appropriate for the most accurate and up-to-date guidance.

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