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New South Wales suburbs

Suburbs shaded by their latest median house price where available, over an ABS Census base. Hover for demographics, click to open the full profile.

New South Wales suburbs at a glance

2,365 of 4,544 New South Wales suburbs carry a Valuer-General median house price; the average of those suburb medians is $1.3M.

Most expensive

  1. Point Piper$23M
  2. Darling Point$14M
  3. Bellevue Hill$13M
  4. Kurraba Point$10M
  5. Duffys Forest$9.9M
  6. Vaucluse$9.3M
  7. Centennial Park (NSW)$7.6M
  8. Watsons Bay$7.6M
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Most affordable

  1. Ivanhoe (NSW)$63k
  2. Burren Junction$80k
  3. Wilcannia$93k
  4. Collarenebri$105k
  5. Boomi$115k
  6. Rankins Springs$120k
  7. Brewarrina$125k
  8. Mungindi (NSW)$133k
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Fastest growing, past year

  1. Pindimar+320.7%
  2. Gumly Gumly+226.3%
  3. Chilcotts Grass+196.2%
  4. Boomerang Beach+191.7%
  5. Williamtown+165.6%
  6. Numeralla+143.0%
  7. Cudgen+137.9%
  8. Mount George (NSW)+128.9%
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Largest by population

  1. Blacktown50,961
  2. Port Macquarie47,693
  3. Dubbo43,516
  4. Orange41,232
  5. Castle Hill (NSW)40,874
  6. Auburn (NSW)39,333
  7. Baulkham Hills37,415
  8. Bankstown34,933
  9. Merrylands32,472
  10. Ryde31,907
  11. Hurstville31,162
  12. Liverpool31,078
  13. Maroubra30,722
  14. Parramatta30,211
  15. Epping (NSW)29,551
  16. Randwick28,943

Rankings: Cheapest Suburbs in New South Wales · Most Expensive Suburbs in New South Wales · Fastest-Growing Suburbs in New South Wales · Fastest-Falling Suburbs in New South Wales · Most Affordable Suburbs in New South Wales