Top growth suburbs over the last three month period ending December 2023.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has kept interest rates on hold since November 2022 with the inflation rate starting to come down.
There were many areas within metropolitan Melbourne achieving double digit returns in median property prices, however unit price growth outperformed with many suburbs enjoying strong returns.
Here we focus and share the latest quarterly figures within the Melbourne property market.
Top growth suburbs by median house price
Here is a current list of the suburbs that have seen some capital appreciation from September 2023 through to December 2023 (3 month period):
Note: Only quarterly median prices from suburbs with at least 30 sales in the relevant quarter are included.
Top growth in median unit prices
Here is a current list of the suburbs that have seen some capital appreciation from September 2023 through to December 2023 (3 month period):
Note: Only quarterly median prices from suburbs with at least 25 sales in the relevant quarter are included
Source – This information has been collected by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria Ltd (REIV). The most authoritative source for information on the Victorian property market. * denotes less than 30 sales in the quarter
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