How QLD captain Cameron Munster went from parties to property

Just four years ago, Queensland captain Cameron Munster was a self-confessed Tinder addict, losing thousands every weekend on gambling, and found himself in rehab after being caught with cocaine.

Now, on the day of the Origin decider, the wildchild larrikin turned superstar player and business-savvy, millionaire property owner is mourning the death of his father.

But instead of taking time off, the Maroons skipper is determined to play in honour of his dad.

Cameron Munster of the Maroons celebrates winning game two of the Men’s State of Origin series between Queensland Maroons and New South Wales Blues on June 18, 2025 in Perth, Australia. Photo: Cameron Spencer.

Queensland Maroons captain Cameron Munster has lost his father Steven Munster just before Game 3 of this years State of Origin series. Picture: Instagram.

RELATED: Who wins the property State of Origin?

The 31-year-old’s on-field transformation in recent years triggered an off-field revolution that has seen him branch out into property investment and business ventures, all while rubbing shoulders with some of the country’s most powerful people.

The first step for Munster was purchasing his first home in Melbourne — a home in Willsmere Rd, Kew, which piqued his interest in growing a property portfolio.

Munster now owns multiple properties, including a number of investment properties in Queensland.

Cameron Munster’s house in Kew, Melbourne.

Cameron Munster’s house in Kew, Melbourne.

MORE: Shock: Big Aus bank’s major rate cut call

State’s 15 ‘supercharged’ investor markets revealed

Records show they include a three-bedroom home in Mooloolaba, which he purchased in May 2020 for $650,000, and a four-bedroom home in Peregian Springs, which he bought in 2016 for $575,000.

It was last listed for rent in December 2023 for $820 a week.

As well as climbing the property ladder, Munster teamed up with Terella Brewing to create an alcoholic ginger beer called Mad Dog — a tribute to his moniker at the Storm.

Cameron Munster bought this investment property in Mooloolaba.

Cameron Munster bought this house in Peregian Springs.

The Storm playmaker also designed a casual clothing range with Ringers Western — an Australian western and country brand.

The Maroons will get behind their grieving skipper at Accor Stadium tonight, with the team looking to win the series after losing game one at home.

After their shock win in Perth, they now have the chance to make it back-to-back wins on the road with a rookie centre, a returning prop and a new fullback.

The post How QLD captain Cameron Munster went from parties to property appeared first on realestate.com.au.