Historical Price Analysis The suburb has experienced four distinct market cycles with compound annual growth of 6.4% for houses and 5.2% for units, outperforming Melbourne’s western region average while maintaining relative affordability compared to metropolitan Melbourne. Long-Term Price Trajectory (1995-2025) 30-Year Performance Metrics: Market Cycle Analysis Cycle 1: Pre-Boom Period (1995-2003) Cycle 2: First Growth … Read more
Perth Property Prices Soar by Over $346,000 in Five Years, Marking Australia’s Strongest Capital City Growth, Yet Still Trails the Unprecedented 2000s Mining Boom Perth’s residential property market has witnessed a remarkable resurgence since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, delivering the most substantial capital growth among all Australian capital cities over the past five … Read more
The Australian housing market has shown significant resilience, with national home values rebounding to reach new record highs in March 2025. This recovery follows a short period of decline and marks the second consecutive month of growth in the national index. The 0.4% increase in values over the month was broadly based, encompassing most capital … Read more
Despite being the lowest-priced areas in Greater Sydney, these suburbs have shown varied growth patterns influenced by infrastructure development, changing demographics, and broader economic factors. Sydney’s 10 Most Affordable Suburbs (as of 2024) Rank Suburb Region Median House Price (2024) 10-Year Growth Rate 1 Tregear Western Sydney $530,000 58.2% 2 Willmot Western Sydney $545,000 61.0% … Read more
Based on median house prices, Melbourne’s cheapest suburbs included: Historical Appreciation Patterns (2000-2024) General Trends Specific Suburb Performance Western Suburbs (Melton, Werribee cluster) Northern Suburbs (Dallas, Broadmeadows cluster) Key Growth Drivers Comparative Performance While these suburbs showed strong percentage growth due to their low starting bases, in absolute dollar terms the gains were less than … Read more
1. Toorak 2. Brighton 3. Canterbury 4. Deepdene 5. Kooyong 6. Hawthorn 7. Malvern 8. Armadale 9. Albert Park 10. Balwyn North Key Historical Trends Across These Suburbs
Point Piper This harbor-side enclave has seen extraordinary growth, with median house prices increasing from approximately $3.5 million in 2000 to over $40 million by 2023. The limited supply (fewer than 150 houses) combined with prestigious waterfront locations has driven consistent 10-15% annual growth during boom periods. Notable sales include properties exceeding $100 million, making … Read more
Buying a property in Melbourne can be an exciting but complex process. Here’s a detailed buyer’s guide to help you navigate the Melbourne real estate market: 1. Determine Your Financial Position And Borrowing Power: 2. Narrow Down Your Property Needs: 3. Research and Property Inspections: 4. The Buying Process: 5. Settlement: Key Considerations: Other Useful … Read more
Here’s a comprehensive guide to buying property in Sydney, NSW: Understanding the Sydney Market Sydney’s real estate market is one of Australia’s most competitive and expensive. The market varies significantly by region, with the Eastern Suburbs, North Shore, and Inner West traditionally commanding the highest prices. Budget Preparation Property Types in Sydney Sydney Regions Overview … Read more