Suburbs set to join the million-dollar club by 2025

July 26, 2024

Despite fluctuations, the Australian property market remains one of the world’s most resilient, with prices in most capital cities and regional areas currently at an all-time high.

The national median house price is now $785,000, however, in June 2024, 34% of suburbs had a median house price exceeding $1 million.

Number of suburbs currently in the million-dollar club

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Currently, suburbs like Wollongong (NSW), Franklin (ACT), Geelong (VIC), Beaconsfield (WA), and Mount Gravatt (QLD) are on the million-dollar list.

Many suburbs have had median prices over a million dollars for years, such as Brighton East (VIC) with a median of $2.25 million and Surry Hills (NSW) with a median of $2.23 million.

With rising house prices, more suburbs will soon join this club.

Based on the past decade’s average yearly median growth, up to 166 suburbs could reach $1 million in the next 12 months if this growth continues.

Number of suburbs projected to join the million-dollar club in the next 12 months

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Victoria

In Ringwood, Victoria, the median house price needs to grow by 5% to reach $1 million.

Top 5 VIC suburbs projected to join the million-dollar club in the next 12 months

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Suburbs like Yallambie and Wandana Heights are close, needing only $58,000 and $60,000, respectively.

Two-thirds of these suburbs are in Greater Melbourne.

 

Source: realestate.com.au

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