Tweed Heads Real Estate Market Insights

Tweed Heads Property Prices, Auction Results, Median Growth Rates and More

Have you got your eye on a property in Tweed Heads, NSW? It's an excellent first step to understand if it's suitable in your circumstances. Choosing a new city based on gut instinct is now a thing of the past, the Homes.com.au team have created this city profile to provide the stats regarding the Greater Tweed Heads market trends, median house prices & demographics so we can help you make an intelligent decision about your future purchase.

If you are new to the City of Tweed Heads, continue reading for a brief history lesson to learn more about the amazing lifestyle and what makes this city so great.

Tweed Heads, a town in the Australian state of New South Wales, lies on the Tweed River towards the north-eastern side. The city falls under the local government area of the Tweed Shire and lies next to Queensland’s border. Tweed Heads has a twin town, Coolangatta, a suburb of the coastal city of Gold Coast in Queensland. Since the Queensland/NSW border is so close, residents who live on either side constantly need to deal with the complication of daylight savings.

Facilities in Tweed Heads Tweed City Shopping Centre is known for having a great collection of stores and is an excellent place to enjoy healthy and delicious foods. Several regions in the Tweed Heads receive TV broadcasts from both Northern NSW and Brisbane.

Famous Destinations Around Tweed Heads

Mount Warning It is one of the largest and most popular shield volcanoes in the entire Southern Hemisphere. The volcano is known to have last erupted some 23 million years ago!

Chris Cunningham Park Chris Cunningham Park is a lovely spot having almost all the major amenities and is suitable for planning family picnics. Moreover, it has a playground for kids and a safe swimming area to take a paddle.

Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre You will love this museum as it has lots to offer, starting from photos, displays, artefacts, etc., depicting the lifestyle of the area’s inhabitants before colonisation.

History of Tweed Heads John Oxley, who was the first European to spot the Tweed Valley in 1823, described the town as a rich valley “clothed with magnificent trees”.

The area was once linked to the Queensland Railways system. The railway was opened on 10 August 1903.

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