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Tweed Shire Rental Properties TWEED SHIRE RENTAL PROPERTIES If you are seeking support, information or advocacy around housing issues call: Connecting Home - 1800 048 310 Monday – Friday 9:00am – 4:30pm Week Starting: 15 Mar 2021 Website: www.realestate.com.au Search Criteria: Tweed Shire, All Properties, Max $400pw Agents: 44 Home Real Estate Coolangatta – 0457 639 725 Murwillumbah Real Estate Murwillumbah – (02) 6672 2455 Alert Property Group – 1300 527 486 North Estate Agents Tweed Heads – (07) 5536 2200 Aust Property Management Alliance - 468806633 P Smith & Son Murwillumbah – (02) 6672 1007 Base Property Group Kirra – 07 5536 9838 PDR Property Management, Southport – (07) 1300 655 216 Bells Beachside Realty Coolangatta – (07) 5599 1111 PRDnationwide Coolangatta/Tweed – (02) 6674 5488 Bilambil Heights Realty Bilambil Heights – (07) 5590 7977 Professionals Brunswick Heads – (02) 6685 1839 Blink Property Southport – (07) 5503 0386 Professionals Coolangatta/Tweed – (07) 5536 2744 Blink Property St Marys – (02) 4396 5010 Professionals Kingscliff – (02) 6674 9000 Blink Property St Marys – 1300 629 610 Professionals Murwillumbah – (02) 6672 7555 BMG Property Group Coolangatta – (07) 5536 9594 Property Now Logan Reserve – 0488 076 303 Bruce Steel Real Estate Murwillumbah – (02) 6672 3781 Property Pacific Realty Mermaid Beach – (07) 5572 0255 Century 21 On the Border Coolangatta – (07) 5589 0200 RAAS Group – 07 5593 0007 Coast Creek Country 0432 092 175 Raine & Horne Murwillumbah – (02) 6672 4477 Coastal Real Estate Group Kingscliff – (02) 6674 1777 Raine & Horne Pottsville/Cabarita – (02) 6676 4111 Coolangatta Realty Coolangatta – (07) 5536 2000 Ray White Banora Point – (07) 5513 0300 Coolangatta/Tweed Head Realty – 07 55899 1414 Ray White Cabarita Beach/Pottsville – (02) 6676 3811 Cubbi – 1300 600 908 Ray White Rural Murwillumbah – (02) 6672 3737 DJ Stringer Property Services Coolangatta – (07) 5599 Ray White Rural Murwillumbah – 02 6672 3737 5222 Elders Murwillumbah – (02) 6672 2698 Ray White Tugun – (07) 5598 2577 Elders Tweed Valley Ray White Tweed Heads – (07) 5599 2000 eezirent.com.au – Brisbane 1300 763 394 RBR Property Consultants Coolangatta – (07) 5589 8688 First National Murwillumbah – (02) 6672 7828 Re/Max Realtors Tweed Heads – 0409 659 615 First National Palm Beach – (07) 5559 9600 ReDIY – 1300 707 064 First National Pottsville – (02) 6676 1053 Richard Carter Realty Coolangatta – (07) 5536 2527 First National Tweed Heads South – (07) 5523 3900 SeaScape Real Estate – (02) 6676 1666 For Sale by Owner – 0437 588 960 Schmith Reality – Banora Point – 0490 337 541 GCREAA (Gold Coast R E & Accom) Tweed Hds – TCR – Tweed Coolangatta Real Estate – 07 5599 2000 0755993285 Harcourts BMG Coolangatta – 07 5536 9594 THEONSITEMANAGER – Hendra 0447 441 150 Horizon Housing Robina – 1300 133 027 The Onsite Manager Hendra – (07) 3040 9304 InvestRent Tweed Heads – 07 5599 4311 Tweed Coast Real Estate Cabarita Beach – (02) 6676 3000 Kingscliff Sales & Rentals Kingscliff – (02) 6674 5888 Valla Real Estate – Valla Beach - 0408 882 912 Kirra Shores Tweed Heads – (07) 5536 2718 Wal Dennes Real Estate Murwillumbah – 0419 727 300 Living Here Asset Manage Coolangatta – (07) 5559 9700 Zero Commission – 1800 886 200 LJ Hooker Coolangatta/Tweed – (07) 5536 5577 LJ Hooker Kingscliff – (02) 6674 1000 LJ Hooker Palm Beach – 07 5534 4033 Local Realty Sales & Rentals Tweed Heads – 0409 442 588 McGrath Coolangatta/Tweed Heads – (07) 5506 8900 Last updated 12 March 2021 ADDRESS BEDS RENT AVAILABLE AGENT 6-8 Stuart Street, Tweed 1 $200/day 15 Mar For Rent (NSW) Heads 2/164 Murwillumbah Street, 1 $270 16 Mar Murwillumbah Real Estate - Murwillumbah Murwillumbah 1/25 Church Lane, 1 $310 02 Apr P Smith & Son - Murwillumbah Murwillumbah 2/43 BYANGUM ROAD, 2 $350 10 Mar Elders – Tweed Valley / Coolgatta Murwillumbah (includes water) 6/105 Kingscliff Street, 1 $350 08 Mar Kingscliff Sales and Rentals - Kingscliff Kingscliff 2/181 Kennedy Drive, 2 $360 25 Mar TCR – Tweed Coolangatta Real estate Tweed Heads West Last updated 12 March 2021 .
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