Suburb Profile
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Below is a practical suburb profile covering lifestyle, housing, prices, market performance and key local amenities.
Mango Hill is located in the City of Moreton Bay, approximately 28.4km north of the Brisbane CBD. The suburb covers around 14.2 square kilometres and has grown quickly over the past decade, supported by established residential pockets, newer housing estates and strong access to retail, transport, schools and employment hubs.
Mango Hill borders North Lakes, Kallangur, Murrumba Downs, Griffin, Rothwell and Moreton Bay.
At the 2021 Census, Mango Hill had a population of 14,921, up from 8,434 in 2016. This represents growth of 76.9% over the five-year period.
The dominant age group is 30–39 years. Households are mainly couples with children, and professional occupations are the largest employment category. In 2021, 51.7% of homes were owner-occupied.
Mango Hill’s local shopping and café precinct is centred around the intersection of Anzac Avenue and Halpine Drive.
Residents also have easy access to Westfield North Lakes, IKEA, Costco and the wider North Lakes retail and entertainment precinct just north-west of the suburb.
Mango Hill is serviced by Mango Hill railway station and Mango Hill East railway station on the Redcliffe Peninsula line.
Local bus routes connect the suburb with train stations, North Lakes, Redcliffe, Chermside, Petrie and Strathpine. For drivers, Anzac Avenue and the Bruce Highway provide important road links across the Moreton Bay region and into Brisbane.
Mango Hill includes Mango Hill State School, Mango Hill State Secondary College, St Benedict’s Catholic Primary School and St Benedict’s College.
Nearby North Lakes also offers additional schooling options, including The Lakes College and North Lakes State College.
Mango Hill has 47 parks, covering nearly 18.2% of the total suburb area.
Halpine Lake, Danzy Buchanan Park and smaller neighbourhood parks give the suburb a leafy, family-friendly feel. The Moreton Bay Cycleway also follows the rail corridor through the area, while the beaches of the Redcliffe Peninsula are only a short drive away.
Major nearby employment sources include Westfield North Lakes, the surrounding retail precinct, IKEA, Costco, local schools, health services and service-based businesses.
The University of the Sunshine Coast Moreton Bay campus at Petrie is also an important education and employment hub for the broader region.
Detached houses make up the largest share of Mango Hill’s housing stock. The latest suburb statistics record 4,265 house dwellings, 1,447 unit dwellings and 631 land holdings.
Modern brick single and double-storey homes built over the past 20 years are common throughout the suburb. Many established family homes sit on blocks of around 400m2 to 600m2, while newer estates and small-lot homes often offer more compact, low-maintenance blocks.
Townhouses and units are also an important part of the local market, particularly for investors, first home buyers and downsizers looking for lower-maintenance living.
The aggregate median house price in Mango Hill is $960,163.
At this price point, buyers can typically expect a modern 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom family home on a compact block.
For example, 15 Verdant Street, Mango Hill, Qld 4509 — a 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1-car house on 381m2 — sold for $983,000 on 30 April 2026.
The aggregate median unit price in Mango Hill is $624,444.
At this price point, buyers can typically expect a modern 2-bedroom or 3-bedroom townhouse or unit, depending on the complex, age and position.
For example, 97/1 Linear Drive, Mango Hill, Qld 4509 — a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1-car unit with a 114m2 land size — sold for $700,000 on 8 April 2026.
Mango Hill’s housing market has recorded strong growth in recent years.
Cotality’s May 2026 median value for houses was $1,204,772, up from $627,080 in May 2021. This represents growth of approximately 92.1% over five years.
Over the longer period shown in the report, house values increased from $514,976 in May 2017 to $1,204,772 in May 2026.
Units have also performed strongly.
Cotality’s May 2026 median value for units was $835,381, up from $335,527 in May 2021. This represents growth of approximately 149.0% over five years.
Over the longer period shown in the report, unit values increased from $349,227 in May 2017 to $835,381 in May 2026.
Houses and units in Mango Hill are currently assessed as a balanced market.
Average days on market are 18 days for houses and 12 days for units.
On average, houses are selling around 6% below their list price, while units are selling around 1% below their list price.
The gross rental yield is 3.55% for houses and 4.25% for units.
Stock on market is 1.68% for houses and 0.20% for units.
The rental vacancy rate is 1.2% for houses and 0.07% for units.
Renters account for approximately 44% of houses and 85% of units.
** Statistics are accurate as at June 2026.
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