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Fastest-Falling Suburbs in New South Wales

The weakest year-on-year median house-price changes across New South Wales, ranked from the latest available suburb data.

2,049 eligible suburbs · latest price period · Valuer-General and ABS data

Ranked suburbs

Population 200+ · positive price required
Fastest-Falling Suburbs in New South Wales
RankSuburbMedian priceYoY
1Pokolbin$737,500-69.5%
2Rosewood (Snowy Valleys - NSW)$302,500-64.0%
3Eumungerie$207,500-57.2%
4Cassilis (NSW)$188,000-46.3%
5Windellama$525,000-45.8%
6Potts Point$2,825,000-45.2%
7Carcoar$397,500-43.6%
8Mandurama$260,000-42.2%
9Whitton$150,000-41.6%
10Menangle$705,900-41.2%
11Bigga$272,500-40.8%
12Orchard Hills$2,658,250-39.6%
13Grong Grong$230,000-37.8%
14Booral (NSW)$750,000-37.5%
15Wolli Creek$1,700,000-36.5%
16Martins Creek$615,000-34.7%
17Denhams Beach$900,000-33.3%
18Caddens$789,000-33.2%
19Bilpin$1,367,500-33.0%
20Homebush West$1,700,000-32.4%
21Burrawang$1,820,000-32.0%
22Bungwahl$950,000-31.7%
23Bowning$700,000-31.4%
24Bredbo$475,000-31.2%
25Sackville North$1,452,500-30.8%
26Raleigh$770,000-30.8%
27Deepwater (NSW)$225,000-30.8%
28Bellbrook$485,000-30.7%
29Conjola Park$602,500-30.5%
30Mogo (Eurobodalla - NSW)$610,000-30.3%
31Pambula$679,500-29.9%
32Arrawarra Headland$1,250,000-29.6%
33Urana$175,000-29.3%
34Central Tilba$1,102,500-27.7%
35Coledale$2,025,000-27.7%
36Riverside (NSW)$870,000-27.5%
37Woodstock (Cowra - NSW)$325,000-27.0%
38Kemps Creek$4,500,000-26.8%
39Yass River$1,465,000-26.8%
40Sawyers Gully$1,105,000-26.3%
41Kalkite$747,500-26.0%
42Millers Point$2,725,000-25.9%
43Ellis Lane$1,950,000-25.7%
44Emmaville$232,400-25.6%
45Clareville$3,425,000-25.5%
46Claymore$642,500-25.3%
47Lake Wyangan$864,000-24.9%
48Corndale (NSW)$1,080,000-24.7%
49Trangie$185,000-24.5%
50Myocum$2,145,000-24.1%
51St Fillans$875,000-23.9%
52Bermagui$880,000-23.5%
53Minmi$530,000-23.2%
54Yarrawonga (NSW)$515,000-23.1%
55Rose Bay (NSW)$5,327,500-22.8%
56Kioloa$907,500-22.8%
57Macmasters Beach$1,625,000-22.6%
58Ardlethan$180,000-22.6%
59Patonga$1,375,000-22.5%
60Mullion Creek$932,500-22.3%
61Penrose$860,000-21.8%
62Hillston$242,500-21.5%
63Bungonia$850,000-21.1%
64Jaspers Brush$2,300,000-21.0%
65Wyrallah$700,000-20.9%
66Ashley$265,000-20.9%
67Erina Heights$950,000-20.8%
68Freemans Reach$1,035,000-20.7%
69Mullaway$930,000-20.3%
70Pretty Beach (Central Coast - NSW)$1,480,000-20.2%
71Byron Bay$2,500,000-20.0%
72Lake Cargelligo$240,000-20.0%
73Pambula Beach$1,007,500-19.7%
74Dora Creek$765,000-19.5%
75Blackwall (NSW)$1,187,500-19.2%
76Kangaroo Point (NSW)$3,600,000-19.1%
77Sancrox$840,000-19.0%
78Mathoura$330,000-19.0%
79Cawongla$750,000-18.9%
80Moulamein$215,000-18.9%
81Hillville$802,000-18.6%
82Binjura$795,000-18.5%
83Cooperabung$1,067,500-18.4%
84Wooli$817,500-18.3%
85Tapitallee$1,325,000-18.1%
86Lower Portland$1,475,000-18.1%
87Brewarrina$125,000-18.0%
88Wyee Point$964,300-17.9%
89Rosebank$1,275,000-17.7%
90Pearl Beach$1,650,000-17.7%
91The Channon$755,000-17.5%
92Werombi$1,895,000-17.3%
93Willow Tree$220,000-17.0%
94Wallaga Lake$730,000-16.6%
95Bonville$1,049,500-16.4%
96Bulahdelah$577,500-16.3%
97Oakville$1,025,000-16.3%
98Brightwaters$1,085,000-16.1%
99Wedderburn (NSW)$1,765,000-16.0%
100Warrawee$4,120,000-15.9%

Showing the top 100 of 2,049 eligible suburbs.

About this ranking

This ranking surfaces the weakest year-on-year median house-price changes reported for New South Wales suburbs, sorting the year-on-year change from lowest upward. Prices are derived from state Valuer-General data and published alongside ABS Census demographics. A suburb must have a positive latest median and at least 200 residents to enter the comparison; this prevents absent prices and tiny Statistical Areas from creating artificial falls. The as-of label reflects the newest price period in the returned state set, not necessarily a perfectly synchronized sales window for every locality. A negative median change can arise from a different mix of dwellings or limited transactions, not only from like-for-like homes losing value. The table is therefore a factual screen of published suburb medians, not an appraisal, a distress indicator, a forecast or advice about buying or selling.

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