Most Affordable Suburbs in New South Wales

The lowest median house-price-to-household-income ratios across New South Wales, ranked from the latest available suburb data.

2,049 eligible suburbs · latest price period 31 December 2025 · Valuer-General and ABS data

Ivanhoe (NSW)

0.9× income

$63,000 median · $1,416/wk income

Burren Junction

1.4× income

$80,000 median · $1,124/wk income

Wilcannia

1.5× income

$92,500 median · $1,211/wk income

Ranked suburbs

Population 200+ · positive price required

Most Affordable Suburbs in New South Wales
Rank	Suburb	Postcode	Median price	Price / income	YoY	Population	Income / wk
1	Ivanhoe (NSW)	—	$63,000	0.9×	0.0%	261	$1,416
2	Burren Junction	—	$80,000	1.4×	0.0%	225	$1,124
3	Wilcannia	—	$92,500	1.5×	0.0%	735	$1,211
4	Boomi	—	$115,000	1.6×	0.0%	207	$1,343
5	Rankins Springs	—	$120,000	1.8×	0.0%	208	$1,273
6	Angus	—	$185,000	1.9×	+5.7%	384	$1,890
7	Collarenebri	—	$105,000	1.9×	-2.3%	634	$1,042
8	Marrar	—	$200,000	2.1×	-13.8%	363	$1,825
9	Mungindi (NSW)	—	$132,500	2.2×	0.0%	487	$1,166
10	Whitton	—	$150,000	2.3×	-41.6%	523	$1,243
11	Brewarrina	—	$125,000	2.4×	-18.0%	931	$1,004
12	Hay South	—	$187,500	2.6×	0.0%	357	$1,413
13	Tullibigeal	—	$167,500	2.6×	0.0%	263	$1,262
14	Pooncarie	—	$140,000	2.6×	0.0%	226	$1,031
15	Cassilis (NSW)	—	$188,000	2.6×	-46.3%	278	$1,375
16	Bourke	—	$215,000	2.7×	+38.7%	1,699	$1,560
17	Tambar Springs	—	$140,000	2.7×	0.0%	273	$1,013
18	Ashley	—	$265,000	2.7×	-20.9%	351	$1,899
19	Boggabilla	—	$155,000	2.7×	+29.2%	1,022	$1,105
20	Pallamallawa	—	$230,000	2.7×	+8.0%	472	$1,635
21	Tooraweenah	—	$155,000	2.8×	0.0%	253	$1,078
22	Coonamble	—	$180,000	2.9×	-10.0%	2,666	$1,206
23	Trangie	—	$185,000	2.9×	-24.5%	1,073	$1,220
24	Cobar	—	$285,000	3.0×	+20.8%	3,603	$1,816
25	Brocklesby	—	$200,000	3.0×	0.0%	218	$1,268
26	Goolgowi	—	$220,000	3.1×	-8.3%	416	$1,375
27	Eumungerie	—	$207,500	3.1×	-57.2%	384	$1,288
28	Hillston	—	$242,500	3.1×	-21.5%	1,547	$1,486
29	Bellata	—	$210,000	3.1×	0.0%	266	$1,284
30	Dalgety	—	$225,000	3.1×	0.0%	252	$1,375
31	Nyngan	—	$235,000	3.2×	-2.1%	1,953	$1,428
32	Grong Grong	—	$230,000	3.2×	-37.8%	287	$1,388
33	Wakool	—	$150,000	3.2×	+11.1%	262	$888
34	Tharbogang	—	$325,000	3.3×	0.0%	452	$1,912
35	Ungarie	—	$169,900	3.4×	+17.2%	396	$958
36	Gravesend	—	$250,000	3.4×	0.0%	299	$1,406
37	Tottenham (NSW)	—	$170,000	3.5×	+70.0%	451	$937
38	Barellan	—	$229,500	3.5×	+14.8%	459	$1,262
39	North Bourke	—	$325,000	3.5×	0.0%	200	$1,781
40	Ravenswood (NSW)	—	$170,000	3.5×	+6.3%	444	$930
41	Somerton (NSW)	—	$270,000	3.6×	0.0%	272	$1,455
42	Carroll	—	$285,000	3.6×	+4.6%	305	$1,524
43	Broken Hill	—	$220,000	3.6×	+10.0%	17,706	$1,176
44	Urana	—	$175,000	3.6×	-29.3%	329	$933
45	Weethalle	—	$180,000	3.6×	+28.6%	268	$956
46	Bogan Gate	—	$240,000	3.7×	0.0%	269	$1,260
47	Menindee	—	$170,000	3.7×	+65.9%	537	$885
48	Moulamein	—	$215,000	3.7×	-18.9%	489	$1,116
49	Jerilderie	—	$225,000	3.7×	-15.4%	922	$1,166
50	Tooleybuc	—	$283,000	3.7×	0.0%	336	$1,452
51	Gulargambone	—	$187,000	3.8×	+29.0%	528	$953
52	Warren	—	$250,000	3.8×	+19.6%	1,272	$1,267
53	Spring Ridge	—	$260,000	3.8×	0.0%	266	$1,312
54	Parkville (NSW)	—	$415,500	3.9×	0.0%	275	$2,029
55	Mandurama	—	$260,000	3.9×	-42.2%	345	$1,267
56	Lake Cargelligo	—	$240,000	4.0×	-20.0%	1,430	$1,158
57	Bredbo	—	$475,000	4.1×	-31.2%	392	$2,234
58	Condobolin	—	$275,000	4.1×	-2.2%	3,185	$1,292
59	Oaklands	—	$225,000	4.1×	-2.2%	304	$1,053
60	Yanco	—	$270,000	4.1×	-12.2%	744	$1,256
61	Tarcutta	—	$274,950	4.2×	-14.5%	425	$1,265
62	Greenethorpe	—	$227,500	4.2×	0.0%	202	$1,037
63	Moree	—	$349,000	4.3×	+6.6%	8,962	$1,575
64	Wyalong	—	$311,250	4.3×	+41.5%	620	$1,404
65	Coolac	—	$362,439	4.3×	0.0%	244	$1,625
66	Walgett	—	$350,000	4.3×	+75.0%	1,824	$1,554
67	Mangoplah	—	$469,000	4.3×	0.0%	291	$2,075
68	Garah	—	$305,000	4.4×	0.0%	291	$1,343
69	Nericon	—	$430,000	4.4×	0.0%	278	$1,890
70	Willow Tree	—	$220,000	4.4×	-17.0%	327	$961
71	Ardlethan	—	$180,000	4.4×	-22.6%	472	$786
72	Binnaway	—	$180,000	4.4×	-1.4%	658	$782
73	Rosewood (Snowy Valleys - NSW)	—	$302,500	4.4×	-64.0%	218	$1,312
74	Newbridge (NSW)	—	$330,000	4.4×	-4.3%	223	$1,428
75	Coleambally	—	$360,000	4.5×	+22.0%	1,152	$1,555
76	Farley	—	$467,500	4.5×	+11.3%	605	$2,015
77	Hay (NSW)	—	$270,000	4.5×	+0.9%	2,300	$1,152
78	Greenleigh	—	$786,000	4.6×	+8.4%	676	$3,263
79	Monteagle	—	$300,000	4.7×	0.0%	213	$1,238
80	Coonabarabran	—	$280,000	4.7×	-3.1%	3,477	$1,154
81	Moorbel	—	$400,000	4.7×	0.0%	251	$1,645
82	Trundle	—	$271,000	4.7×	+30.0%	568	$1,114
83	Ballimore	—	$456,250	4.7×	0.0%	240	$1,857
84	Bilbul	—	$499,500	4.7×	-3.0%	586	$2,025
85	Wee Waa	—	$318,500	4.8×	+44.8%	2,034	$1,286
86	Mumbil	—	$215,000	4.8×	+43.3%	298	$864
87	Boggabri	—	$375,000	4.8×	+20.0%	1,203	$1,506
88	Delungra	—	$262,500	4.8×	+19.3%	625	$1,054
89	Red Range	—	$347,500	4.8×	0.0%	247	$1,388
90	Yerong Creek	—	$340,000	4.8×	0.0%	355	$1,354
91	Barmedman	—	$217,000	4.8×	+8.5%	404	$864
92	Tullamore	—	$235,000	4.9×	+38.6%	369	$931
93	Neville	—	$397,000	4.9×	0.0%	229	$1,553
94	Eugowra	—	$320,000	4.9×	+24.3%	862	$1,245
95	Baradine	—	$270,000	5.0×	+68.8%	783	$1,034
96	Wyangala	—	$270,000	5.0×	-5.4%	216	$1,034
97	Euston	—	$422,500	5.0×	+35.2%	822	$1,612
98	Wallendbeen	—	$375,000	5.1×	0.0%	299	$1,416
99	Galong	—	$295,000	5.1×	0.0%	235	$1,111
100	Cumnock	—	$315,000	5.1×	-4.5%	491	$1,184

Showing the top 100 of 2,049 eligible suburbs.

About this ranking

For New South Wales, this ranking divides each suburb's latest median house price by 52 weeks of its median weekly household income, then orders the resulting price-to-income ratios from lowest to highest. Price observations are Valuer-General-derived; income and population come from the ABS Census, joined at suburb level. Suburbs need a positive price, positive income and at least 200 residents. That keeps missing values out of the arithmetic and limits unstable results from very small areas. The two inputs do not share the same vintage: Census income changes slowly while the page reports the newest available property-price period. The ratio is a broad local comparison, not a mortgage-serviceability calculation. It ignores deposits, interest rates, taxes, household composition, dwelling quality and income distribution, and it is not a claim that a particular home is affordable for a particular buyer.