Housing rankings

Fastest-Growing Suburbs in New South Wales

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

2,047 eligible suburbs · latest price period · Valuer-General and ABS data

Ranked suburbs

Population 200+ · positive price required
Fastest-Growing Suburbs in New South Wales
RankSuburbMedian priceYoY
1Pindimar$902,250+319.7%
2Gumly Gumly$1,550,000+226.3%
3Wattamondara$685,000+204.4%
4Lower Portland$2,100,000+204.3%
5East Wagga Wagga$1,260,000+196.5%
6Boomerang Beach$1,225,000+191.7%
7Meroo Meadow$2,400,000+166.7%
8Point Piper$60,500,000+163.0%
9Menindee$250,000+143.9%
10Numeralla$820,000+143.0%
11Williamtown$795,000+133.3%
12Cudgen$1,200,000+133.0%
13Mount George (nsw)$740,000+131.3%
14Seelands$1,200,000+128.6%
15Gilgai$645,000+115.7%
16Congarinni$960,000+111.9%
17Heatherbrae$1,818,150+107.2%
18Gillieston Heights$752,500+98.0%
19Delegate$352,500+90.5%
20Lochinvar$845,500+81.8%
21Werrington$1,025,000+81.4%
22Cobargo$635,000+78.9%
23Verges Creek$892,500+78.1%
24Blandford$660,000+77.3%
25Towamba$585,000+77.3%
26Walgett$350,000+75.0%
27Wollombi$947,500+73.9%
28The Lagoon$1,700,000+72.2%
29Tullamore$290,000+71.1%
30Araluen (nsw)$950,000+69.6%
31Nulkaba$1,050,000+69.4%
32Centennial Park (nsw)$7,600,000+68.9%
33Wherrol Flat$970,000+68.7%
34Bellata$350,000+66.7%
35Wisemans Ferry$1,000,000+66.7%
36Baradine$265,000+65.6%
37Macquarie Links$1,620,000+64.9%
38Mungindi (nsw)$230,000+64.3%
39Kulnura$2,600,000+61.2%
40Tingha$240,000+60.0%
41Hillville$1,270,000+58.4%
42Chilcotts Grass$1,265,000+58.1%
43Hamilton East$2,050,000+58.0%
44Dangar Island$1,410,000+58.0%
45Marrar$314,950+57.5%
46Sutton Forest$1,700,000+57.3%
47Brierfield$1,650,000+57.1%
48Newrybar$4,075,000+56.4%
49Gerogery$927,500+53.9%
50Glen Oak$1,380,000+53.3%
51Congarinni North$960,000+52.4%
52Duffys Forest$9,900,000+52.3%
53Lidsdale$616,000+52.1%
54Lockhart$380,000+52.0%
55Lansdowne (mid-Coast - Nsw)$695,000+51.1%
56Harris Park$2,075,000+49.8%
57Somersby$3,740,000+49.2%
58Rylstone$706,000+48.6%
59Mulgoa$2,450,000+47.6%
60Yarramalong$1,470,000+47.0%
61Duri$780,000+46.5%
62Dyers Crossing$1,262,500+46.5%
63Currabubula$1,000,000+46.3%
64Pumpenbil$1,395,000+45.3%
65Burwood Heights$3,325,000+45.1%
66Gulargambone$210,000+44.8%
67Khancoban$347,000+44.6%
68Buchanan (nsw)$895,000+44.4%
69Bucca (nsw)$1,550,000+44.2%
70Geurie$620,000+44.2%
71East Gresford$570,000+43.4%
72Coolagolite$1,285,000+42.8%
73North Wagga Wagga$435,000+42.6%
74Coleambally$420,000+42.4%
75Potts Hill$1,885,000+42.3%
76Wyalong$311,250+41.5%
77Rhodes$4,650,000+40.9%
78Homebush (nsw)$3,260,000+40.8%
79Luddenham$3,450,000+40.8%
80Sunshine (nsw)$1,350,000+40.6%
81Glenquarry$5,550,000+40.5%
82Gladstone (nsw)$646,000+40.4%
83Lightning Ridge$200,000+40.4%
84Boolaroo$995,000+40.1%
85Eastern Creek$1,275,000+40.0%
86Manildra$490,000+40.0%
87Mumbil$210,000+40.0%
88Wakool$210,000+40.0%
89White Rock (nsw)$1,839,000+39.6%
90Quorrobolong$1,670,000+39.2%
91Jerrys Plains$680,000+38.8%
92Norwest$2,122,500+38.5%
93Mossy Point$1,277,500+38.5%
94Linden (nsw)$1,080,000+38.5%
95Spencer$655,000+37.9%
96Hat Head$1,100,000+37.5%
97Balmain East$3,875,000+37.4%
98Pheasants Nest$2,535,000+37.0%
99Lilli Pilli (eurobodalla - Nsw)$2,500,000+37.0%
100Grose Wold$2,050,000+36.7%

Showing the top 100 of 2,047 eligible suburbs.

About this ranking

This New South Wales table ranks suburbs by the largest positive year-on-year change in median house price. Growth is the year-on-year change published for each priced suburb, whose price series is derived from state Valuer-General records; population comes from the ABS Census. Rows with no current median or fewer than 200 residents are removed before the percentages are compared. The displayed data period identifies the newest observation available across the response, while coverage can still vary by suburb. A rising median is not a repeat-sales index: the mix of homes sold in two periods can change, especially where turnover is light. Consequently, the result describes movement in published medians rather than capital growth for every property. It is historical, does not forecast the next period and should not be treated as investment or purchasing advice.

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