"Noosa has clearly seen the biggest market gains when you consider its ushered in a median house price of $895,000 (a 3.6 per cent rise)," Ms Mercorella said. "Noosa's quarterly median unit price was the category's top performer for the state as well, rising five per cent to $705,000. "The Sunshine Coast property market continues to remain one of the prime spots in Australia, with quarterly growth of 1.8 per cent with a median house price now $620,000," she said. The Coast also posted strong results with the second highest median unit price for the quarter of $445,000 with speculation this was being driven by a pandemic-triggered southern investment spree.