Housing rankings

Most Expensive Suburbs in New South Wales

The highest latest median house prices 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
Most Expensive Suburbs in New South Wales
RankSuburbMedian priceYoY
1Point Piper$23,000,0000.0%
2Darling Point$13,525,000-3.4%
3Bellevue Hill$12,900,000+24.0%
4Kurraba Point$10,250,000+6.2%
5Duffys Forest$9,900,000+52.3%
6Vaucluse$9,280,000+9.0%
7Centennial Park (NSW)$7,600,000+68.9%
8Watsons Bay$7,560,000-8.5%
9Double Bay$7,340,000-4.7%
10Tamarama$7,100,000-15.7%
11Woolwich$6,875,000+4.8%
12Dover Heights$6,850,000+2.5%
13Henley$6,300,0000.0%
14Mosman$6,200,000+5.8%
15Cremorne Point$6,000,000+9.5%
16Bronte$5,850,000-0.2%
17Lavender Bay$5,785,0000.0%
18Longueville$5,730,500+7.6%
19Palm Beach (NSW)$5,600,000+6.7%
20Glenquarry$5,550,000+40.5%
21Whale Beach$5,550,000+3.3%
22Wollstonecraft$5,520,000+22.7%
23Ingleside$5,450,000+32.9%
24Bilgola Beach$5,375,0000.0%
25Rose Bay (NSW)$5,327,500-22.8%
26Northbridge (NSW)$5,300,000+0.4%
27Clovelly$5,250,000+11.9%
28Woollahra$5,200,000+12.6%
29Northwood (NSW)$5,000,000+3.0%
30North Bondi$4,962,500+2.8%
31Castlecrag$4,825,000+14.9%
32Clontarf (NSW)$4,725,000+0.1%
33Linley Point$4,670,0000.0%
34Coopers Shoot$4,662,5000.0%
35South Coogee$4,655,000+16.4%
36Rossmore (NSW)$4,650,000-3.1%
37Coogee (NSW)$4,610,000+0.2%
38Hunters Hill$4,600,000+8.7%
39Queenscliff (NSW)$4,550,000-10.1%
40Manly (NSW)$4,547,500+2.9%
41Bondi Beach$4,500,000+5.8%
42Kemps Creek$4,500,000-26.8%
43Balgowlah Heights$4,455,000+11.4%
44Fiddletown$4,425,0000.0%
45Breakfast Point$4,380,000+18.4%
46Kirribilli$4,375,000-13.6%
47Bondi$4,355,000-3.2%
48Tennyson Point$4,330,500+4.3%
49East Lindfield$4,281,500+11.2%
50Chiswick$4,275,000+9.6%
51Strathfield (NSW)$4,255,000+11.3%
52Willoughby East$4,225,000+13.6%
53Kangaloon$4,200,0000.0%
54Cecil Park$4,150,000+22.1%
55Cremorne (NSW)$4,130,000+3.2%
56Warrawee$4,120,000-15.9%
57Riverview (NSW)$4,110,000-4.0%
58Newrybar$4,075,000+56.4%
59Roseville$4,015,444+2.3%
60Curl Curl$4,000,000+3.4%
61Waverton$4,000,000-14.0%
62Castle Cove$3,979,000-0.3%
63Bringelly$3,962,500+20.1%
64Balmain East$3,950,000+40.1%
65Fairlight$3,950,000+13.3%
66Nelson (The Hills Shire - NSW)$3,950,000+1.3%
67Freshwater (NSW)$3,925,000+2.1%
68Greenwich$3,925,000-4.3%
69McMahons Point$3,925,000+4.3%
70Lindfield$3,900,000-2.1%
71Roseville Chase$3,867,750+21.8%
72Church Point$3,850,000+8.3%
73Pymble$3,850,000+3.4%
74Queens Park (NSW)$3,850,000-14.4%
75Waverley (NSW)$3,820,000-11.2%
76Greenhills Beach$3,818,500+9.1%
77East Killara$3,802,500+12.5%
78Gordon (NSW)$3,785,000-1.7%
79Killara (NSW)$3,780,000-6.0%
80Middle Dural$3,775,000+15.4%
81North Curl Curl$3,750,000-1.2%
82Somersby$3,740,000+49.2%
83Cabarita (NSW)$3,737,500+2.4%
84Dawes Point$3,725,0000.0%
85Putney$3,700,000+1.1%
86Randwick$3,700,000+4.2%
87Willoughby (NSW)$3,685,000+11.7%
88Artarmon$3,675,000+7.8%
89Cammeray$3,670,000+12.6%
90Theresa Park$3,670,000+55.2%
91North Willoughby$3,660,000+2.4%
92Paddington (NSW)$3,655,000+12.5%
93Horsley Park$3,650,000-9.9%
94Narrabeen$3,650,000+8.2%
95Seaforth (NSW)$3,635,000-1.9%
96Kensington (NSW)$3,605,000-13.8%
97Kangaroo Point (NSW)$3,600,000-19.1%
98Rodd Point$3,587,500+6.3%
99Wildes Meadow$3,585,0000.0%
100Annangrove$3,565,000+14.6%

Showing the top 100 of 2,049 eligible suburbs.

About this ranking

New South Wales suburbs appear here in descending order of their latest recorded median house price. The underlying suburb summaries combine Valuer-General-derived price observations with ABS Census population and income fields, published at suburb level. Unpriced suburbs are excluded rather than displayed as zero, and the 200-resident floor reduces the chance that a very small Statistical Area produces a misleading headline median. The page reports the freshest period found in the state data, but that does not guarantee identical sale windows for every row. Expensive medians can reflect dwelling mix, scarce turnover, larger lots or a handful of transactions as well as location demand. This table does not measure quality, future returns, borrowing capacity or the price of a particular address; it is a descriptive comparison of published suburb-level medians only.

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