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How a new generation of families is shaking up the Gold Coast's gated estate market

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Younger professionals and families are increasingly moving into northern Gold Coast gated estates like Sanctuary Cove, shifting the traditionally older buyer demographic to nearly equal representation. This influx matters because it signals sustained demand and price growth potential, with the estates offering superior value—more land, waterfront access and amenity—compared to central Gold Coast precincts at comparable prices. Continued development pipelines and high resident retention create structural support for long-term appreciation in these communities.

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