Robina property market · reviewed 15 September 2026
The latest Robina sales did not move together. From 24 May to 24 August, 42 disclosed house sales recorded a median of $1,372,500. That was $97,500 lower than the earlier overlapping report. Seventeen unit sales recorded $885,000, down only $2,500. Ten townhouse and villa sales recorded $1,025,000, down $12,500.
The three signs I am watching next
1. Properties for sale: if the number keeps rising, buyers have more choice and sellers face more competition.
2. Asking prices: if more sellers reduce their asking prices, that would add evidence of pressure. An asking-price cut is not a completed sale.
3. Actual sale prices: asking prices are not sold prices. Later comparable settlements will show whether buyers are really paying less.
Those three signs together - not one headline - will give a clearer answer on where Robina prices may be heading.
There were 42 house sales with a published price. The median price was $97,500 lower than in the earlier report. Half sold within 34 days and half took longer.
There were 17 unit sales with a disclosed price. The middle price barely moved. Half sold within 37 days and half took longer.
There were 10 townhouse and villa sales with a disclosed price. The middle price moved down slightly. Half sold within 32 days and half took longer.
House sale prices moved down a little. There were 38 fewer sales, and a typical sale took about four days longer.
Unit sale prices were nearly unchanged. There were 28 fewer sales, and a typical sale took nine days longer.
Townhouse and villa sale prices moved down a little. Sales halved, and a typical sale took eight days longer.
Annual prices checked 4 October 2026
For October 2025 to September 2026, the median sale price was $1,430,000 for houses and $1,017,000 for units. These annual figures describe different rolling sale samples, so the change from the previous window may be mix-driven. They do not show what every property is worth today or predict next month's prices. They also use a different period and dataset from the dated RP Data sales above.
Source checked 4 October 2026: realestate.com.au market insights for Robina. Period: October 2025 to September 2026. Median selling times: 35 days for houses and 29 days for units. Past-month availability: 102 houses and 83 units. These are rolling portal measures, separate from the smaller dated recent-sales sample. The median is the middle sale, not an individual valuation. Portal figures may be revised.
What does this mean for you?
Buyers won't compare every property in Robina with yours. They'll look hardest at properties with a similar type, location, size, layout, condition and view.
Start with the figures above. Then check similar recent sales and the properties buyers can choose from now before you decide on a price or selling plan.
Robina house results have moved down, while units and townhouses have changed much less. The bigger warning is the growth in older advertised stock across postcode 4226. This looks like a more competitive market, not a suburb-wide collapse. Use the type of property, the closest sales and today's competition before making a price or timing decision.
If you are weighing up the timing, read whether to sell now or wait. If a move is likely, check how to set a price buyers can understand and how long the full sale may take.
Robina property market questions
The latest figures do not show one simple fall across Robina. The recent house median was lower, while unit and townhouse medians barely moved. The reports overlap, so the change may partly reflect which properties sold.
For the 42 Robina house sales with a published price from 24 May to 24 August 2026, the median was $1,372,500. That is the middle sale in this recorded group, not a valuation of every Robina house.
In the same recent sample, half the houses sold within 34 days, half the units within 37 days, and half the townhouses and villas within 32 days. Some sold faster and some took longer.
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Review my Robina propertyThe median sale price is the middle sale in each group—not the average and not an estimate of your property. Small groups can move sharply when the mix of properties changes. Latest source: RP Data recent-sales export covering 24 May to 24 August 2026, supplied and reviewed 24 August 2026.
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