Most Affordable Suburbs in South Australia

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

410 eligible suburbs · latest price period 30 June 2026 · Valuer-General and ABS data

Harrogate

3.3× income

$335,000 median · $1,942/wk income

Dawesley

3.7× income

$375,000 median · $1,949/wk income

Mount Torrens

3.8× income

$376,000 median · $1,896/wk income

Ranked suburbs

Population 200+ · positive price required

Most Affordable Suburbs in South Australia
Rank	Suburb	Postcode	Median price	Price / income	YoY	Population	Income / wk
1	Harrogate	—	$335,000	3.3×	0.0%	431	$1,942
2	Dawesley	—	$375,000	3.7×	0.0%	316	$1,949
3	Mount Torrens	—	$376,000	3.8×	-29.7%	768	$1,896
4	Brukunga	—	$312,500	4.1×	+52.8%	400	$1,458
5	Whites Valley	—	$400,000	4.3×	0.0%	313	$1,781
6	Verdun	—	$451,000	5.0×	+8.0%	235	$1,731
7	Lenswood	—	$536,000	5.2×	-52.0%	534	$1,968
8	Callington	—	$357,500	5.2×	+60.3%	625	$1,312
9	Kanmantoo	—	$471,500	5.3×	-10.4%	686	$1,705
10	Houghton	—	$700,000	5.7×	0.0%	511	$2,356
11	Yatala Vale	—	$771,250	5.9×	+26.4%	260	$2,531
12	Nairne	—	$550,000	6.0×	+13.4%	5,327	$1,776
13	Scott Creek	—	$675,000	6.0×	+42.1%	225	$2,166
14	Meadows	—	$645,000	6.3×	+46.6%	1,717	$1,964
15	Echunga	—	$706,500	6.5×	+41.3%	1,219	$2,090
16	Charleston	—	$750,000	6.8×	-28.3%	550	$2,116
17	Littlehampton	—	$780,000	7.2×	+18.6%	3,300	$2,086
18	Macclesfield (sa)	—	$611,000	7.3×	+24.9%	1,413	$1,605
19	Paracombe	—	$800,000	7.4×	+73.9%	435	$2,092
20	Mount Barker (sa)	—	$624,000	7.4×	+23.6%	18,330	$1,624
21	Forest Range	—	$815,407	7.5×	+48.3%	290	$2,089
22	Angle Vale	—	$887,500	7.6×	+5.7%	4,051	$2,248
23	Reid (sa)	—	$810,000	7.7×	-12.3%	436	$2,026
24	Seaford Heights	—	$900,000	8.0×	+2.9%	1,079	$2,170
25	Eyre	—	$703,528	8.0×	+2.0%	1,113	$1,688
26	Chandlers Hill	—	$1,130,000	8.2×	+16.8%	792	$2,654
27	Clarendon (sa)	—	$880,000	8.2×	-46.7%	643	$2,065
28	Blakeview	—	$730,000	8.2×	+7.2%	8,979	$1,706
29	Mclaren Flat	—	$935,000	8.4×	-7.4%	1,625	$2,129
30	Lightsview	—	$850,000	8.5×	+9.7%	6,090	$1,916
31	Greenhill (sa)	—	$1,191,500	8.7×	-31.4%	454	$2,625
32	Munno Para West	—	$718,500	8.8×	+12.3%	7,577	$1,567
33	Woodforde	—	$1,005,000	8.8×	-27.2%	1,024	$2,190
34	Evanston South	—	$785,000	8.9×	+2.6%	765	$1,702
35	Sheidow Park	—	$940,000	8.9×	+7.1%	6,731	$2,024
36	Direk	—	$785,000	9.0×	+25.1%	913	$1,681
37	Mount George (sa)	—	$1,130,000	9.0×	+22.4%	276	$2,416
38	Inglewood (sa)	—	$1,050,000	9.0×	+169.2%	378	$2,233
39	Aldgate	—	$1,205,000	9.0×	-24.9%	3,471	$2,561
40	Fairview Park	—	$907,000	9.1×	+14.8%	3,792	$1,913
41	Mawson Lakes	—	$920,000	9.1×	+9.5%	13,794	$1,940
42	Onkaparinga Hills	—	$988,000	9.1×	+8.0%	2,610	$2,078
43	Hillbank	—	$864,750	9.2×	+19.0%	5,013	$1,813
44	Penfield	—	$312,000	9.2×	-3.4%	422	$653
45	Stonyfell	—	$1,368,000	9.2×	-19.5%	1,266	$2,859
46	Gulfview Heights	—	$940,000	9.3×	-1.7%	3,674	$1,953
47	Craigmore	—	$729,250	9.3×	+15.1%	10,943	$1,513
48	Banksia Park	—	$875,000	9.4×	+17.1%	3,346	$1,799
49	Upper Sturt	—	$1,085,000	9.4×	+5.2%	1,005	$2,229
50	Virginia (sa)	—	$860,000	9.4×	+8.9%	2,759	$1,762
51	Evanston Gardens	—	$738,500	9.4×	+15.4%	2,347	$1,504
52	Redwood Park	—	$900,000	9.4×	+19.1%	5,367	$1,832
53	Tonsley	—	$725,000	9.5×	+6.1%	743	$1,470
54	Mount Osmond	—	$1,375,000	9.5×	+1.3%	464	$2,777
55	Montacute	—	$920,000	9.6×	+68.8%	332	$1,850
56	Kersbrook	—	$995,000	9.6×	+16.5%	1,116	$1,992
57	Greenwith	—	$1,000,000	9.6×	+16.7%	10,103	$2,002
58	Piccadilly (sa)	—	$1,200,000	9.7×	-27.4%	405	$2,386
59	Gawler East	—	$790,000	9.7×	+5.3%	5,689	$1,569
60	Trott Park	—	$885,000	9.7×	+14.3%	3,124	$1,752
61	Surrey Downs	—	$850,000	9.8×	+12.9%	3,358	$1,674
62	Flagstaff Hill	—	$1,066,000	9.9×	+6.6%	10,184	$2,080
63	Bridgewater (sa)	—	$1,048,000	9.9×	+5.1%	3,719	$2,042
64	Evanston Park	—	$770,000	9.9×	+7.7%	4,228	$1,494
65	Gumeracha	—	$817,000	9.9×	-9.2%	847	$1,583
66	Lobethal	—	$790,000	9.9×	+12.9%	2,534	$1,529
67	Skye (sa)	—	$1,352,500	10.0×	-21.8%	293	$2,594
68	Ironbank	—	$1,345,000	10.1×	+46.1%	537	$2,573
69	Andrews Farm	—	$771,500	10.1×	+18.7%	8,699	$1,465
70	Longwood (sa)	—	$1,237,500	10.1×	+30.7%	325	$2,349
71	Burton (sa)	—	$800,000	10.1×	+18.1%	6,519	$1,517
72	Basket Range	—	$1,050,000	10.2×	+15.4%	364	$1,988
73	Birdwood (sa)	—	$930,000	10.2×	-7.5%	1,376	$1,754
74	Aberfoyle Park	—	$940,000	10.2×	+9.8%	11,234	$1,765
75	Hawthorndene	—	$1,140,000	10.2×	+6.5%	3,389	$2,139
76	Vista	—	$970,500	10.3×	+8.4%	1,035	$1,820
77	Hallett Cove	—	$1,000,000	10.3×	+13.6%	12,512	$1,871
78	Coromandel Valley	—	$1,210,000	10.4×	+24.7%	4,380	$2,241
79	Seaford Meadows	—	$900,000	10.4×	+9.5%	5,102	$1,663
80	Glanville	—	$817,000	10.4×	-0.5%	728	$1,505
81	Largs Bay	—	$1,025,000	10.5×	+4.6%	4,104	$1,886
82	Seacombe Heights	—	$1,050,000	10.5×	-19.5%	1,549	$1,917
83	Manningham	—	$1,080,000	10.5×	-19.7%	1,391	$1,971
84	Balhannah	—	$1,015,000	10.5×	+18.4%	1,756	$1,851
85	Woodcroft (sa)	—	$914,500	10.6×	+10.2%	11,326	$1,664
86	Paralowie	—	$819,500	10.7×	+22.3%	17,504	$1,479
87	Golden Grove	—	$933,500	10.8×	+7.9%	10,299	$1,669
88	Salisbury Heights	—	$1,010,000	10.8×	+18.1%	4,488	$1,795
89	Greenacres	—	$967,000	10.9×	+4.8%	3,356	$1,713
90	O'Halloran Hill	—	$880,000	10.9×	+6.7%	2,722	$1,558
91	Hahndorf	—	$980,000	10.9×	+28.1%	2,814	$1,735
92	Northgate (sa)	—	$1,250,000	10.9×	+32.8%	3,184	$2,207
93	Brompton	—	$1,025,000	10.9×	+16.5%	3,729	$1,809
94	Modbury North	—	$905,000	10.9×	+16.2%	5,704	$1,596
95	Munno Para	—	$700,000	10.9×	+16.2%	4,719	$1,234
96	Clapham	—	$1,321,000	10.9×	-3.0%	1,685	$2,321
97	Happy Valley (sa)	—	$895,500	10.9×	+14.2%	11,420	$1,573
98	Willaston	—	$715,000	11.0×	+6.7%	3,458	$1,254
99	Heathfield	—	$1,313,750	11.0×	+38.2%	1,062	$2,298
100	Crafers	—	$1,450,000	11.0×	+8.6%	2,006	$2,530

Showing the top 100 of 410 eligible suburbs.

About this ranking

This South Australian ranking compares a suburb's latest median house price with 52 times its ABS median weekly household income. Lower price-to-income multiples appear first. the suburb dataset joins Valuer-General-derived prices and Census demographics, and only records with positive values for both measures and at least 200 residents are eligible. This prevents missing inputs and tiny localities from producing false affordability leaders. The price period displayed is the freshest in the state response; income remains tied to its less frequent Census vintage, so the ratio mixes collection dates by design. It is a broad spatial indicator, not a mortgage calculator. Interest rates, deposits, transaction costs, debts, household composition, dwelling characteristics and income inequality are outside the measure. The ordering does not establish what any household can borrow or recommend where it should live.