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Sydney
Median house prices
by suburb
Sydney’s strong performance was spread across all of the city’s regions, with 81 per cent of suburbs growing in the 12 months to March
2015. The most expensive locations (those with a median price above $1.5 million) remained the Eastern suburbs, Lower and Upper North
Shore and Northern Beaches. In the year to March, the Lower North Shore had seven suburbs breaking the $1.5 million median price,
while the Northern Beaches’ six new entries were the result of tight competition over limited stock of detached dwellings. Birrong led the
list of 45 suburbs in Sydney’s West and South West to climb into the $600k to $1 million price range, while toward the affordable end four
suburbs jumped into the $400k to $600k bracket over the 12 months to March 2015.
Most expensive
Most affordable
Fastest growing
Room for growth
Houses
Houses
Houses
Houses
Units
Units
Units
Units
Vaucluse
$3.5m
Willmot
$351,000
1.
Bayview
20%+
2.
North Ryde
20%+
3.
Chifley
20%+
1.
Cobbitty
-21.1%
2.
Voyager Point
-10.4%
3.
Woodford
-6.4%
1.
Croydon Park
20%+
2.
Cabramatta
20%+
3.
St Peters
20%+
1.
Point Piper
-51.0%
2.
Dover Heights
-46.6%
3.
Beecroft
-38.8%
Point Piper
$1.5m
St Marys
$284,000
Bankstown
Rooty Hill
Penrith
Campbelltown
Castle Hill
Auburn
Parramatta
Fairfield
Liverpool
Holsworthy
St
St Marys