Open homes are quieter across Logan, but serious buyers are still competing at auction, real estate data shows.
Ray White data scientist Paolo Sumulong said open-home attendance had fallen since early 2026 in the Logan-Beaudesert statistical area, which encompasses Logan City Council and Scenic Rim Regional Council.
“Logan-Beaudesert is currently tracking at 1.7 attendees per open home on a four-week rolling basis, down from a January 2026 peak of around 7.4,” he said.
“Brisbane is sitting at 2.2 and the national average is 2.1, so this is a broader market trend.”
Despite fewer attendees, auction activity remains strong.
Mr Sumulong said Ray White auctions in Logan-Beaudesert recorded a 60% clearance rate in the four weeks since the Federal Budget — the highest of any major region in the network.
Brisbane sat at 43% and the Gold Coast at 36%.
“Active bidders averaged 4.4 per auction, also the highest nationally and the only region to increase compared to pre-budget,” he said.
The figures suggest a more selective market, with fewer casual buyers but strong competition among committed ones.
Mr Sumulong said Logan-Beaudesert’s relative affordability continued to support demand, with the region still among the few in south-east Queensland with a median house price below $1 million.
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