Latest data on median property prices for Australian capital cities, as at June 2010.
Data is sourced from RP Data.com – Australia’s largest supplier of real estate data.
No surprises that Sydney tops the list at $512K, with Canberra ($495,000) & Darwin ($489,750) second and third respectively.
Perth median house prices are more expensive than Melbourne, at $475K compared to $470K, despite Melbourne Property Prices growing the most, at 16.0%. Conversely, Hobart house prices were cheapest, with a median price of just $320K, rising just 3.9% year on year.
The percentage change in index value year on year is the percentage figure at the end of the summary data provided below.
- Sydney – $512,000 – 10.4%
- Melbourne – $470,000 – 16.0%
- Brisbane – $445,000 – 4.5%
- Adelaide – $390,000 – 9.1%
- Perth – $475,000- 5.1%
- Darwin - $489,750 - 14.3%
- Canberra – $495,000 – 10.6%
- National – $465,000 – 10.5%
- Hobart* – $320,000 – 3.9%
(*Hobart results are based on final May data; ‡ based on settled sales over quarter; † based on capital growth to June 2010)