Housing rankings

Most Expensive Suburbs in Victoria

The highest latest median house prices across Victoria, ranked from the latest available suburb data.

762 eligible suburbs · latest price period · Valuer-General and ABS data

Ranked suburbs

Population 200+ · positive price required
Most Expensive Suburbs in Victoria
RankSuburbMedian priceYoY
1Toorak$6,110,000-2.7%
2Canterbury (vic.)$3,750,000+16.7%
3Portsea$3,750,000+4.2%
4Brighton (vic.)$3,422,500-2.8%
5Deepdene (vic.)$3,305,000-5.6%
6Hawthorn (vic.)$3,017,500+0.6%
7Middle Park (vic.)$2,910,000+12.6%
8Balwyn$2,860,000-1.0%
9East Melbourne$2,800,000-23.3%
10Kew (vic.)$2,778,000-1.1%
11Malvern (vic.)$2,755,000-16.5%
12Hawthorn East$2,612,500-1.9%
13Camberwell (vic.)$2,590,000-0.3%
14Glen Iris (vic.)$2,590,000+8.5%
15Mont Albert$2,506,000+3.1%
16Eaglemont$2,500,000+7.1%
17Caulfield North$2,462,500-0.5%
18St Kilda West$2,430,000+23.0%
19Black Rock (vic.)$2,401,500+0.1%
20Ivanhoe East$2,390,000-4.9%
21Albert Park (vic.)$2,387,500+4.4%
22Armadale (vic.)$2,351,000-3.4%
23Balwyn North$2,350,000+1.7%
24Surrey Hills$2,304,000+1.5%
25Hampton (vic.)$2,300,000-7.9%
26Malvern East$2,170,000+5.3%
27Brighton East$2,169,000-2.5%
28Elsternwick$2,163,000+9.1%
29Sandringham (vic.)$2,162,500+2.5%
30Elwood$2,160,000+2.9%
31Gardenvale$2,155,000+19.1%
32Kew East$2,150,000-3.5%
33Beaumaris (vic.)$2,100,000+1.6%
34Alphington$2,065,000+3.3%
35Caulfield South$2,037,500+12.8%
36Ivanhoe (vic.)$2,005,000+10.2%
37Flinders (vic.)$2,000,000-22.0%
38South Yarra$1,980,000-14.8%
39Ashburton$1,960,000+2.2%
40Park Orchards$1,945,000+0.5%
41Lorne (vic.)$1,940,000+0.5%
42Caulfield$1,930,000-15.5%
43Lysterfield South$1,915,000+10.7%
44Glen Huntly$1,907,000+24.2%
45Ormond$1,900,000+2.1%
46Mckinnon$1,875,000+3.0%
47Shoreham$1,860,000+5.1%
48Connewarre$1,852,500-5.0%
49Aberfeldie$1,850,000-8.0%
50Ripponlea$1,825,500+0.3%
51Fairfield (vic.)$1,825,000+12.3%
52Balnarring Beach$1,800,000+9.1%
53Sorrento (vic.)$1,800,000-3.0%
54Princes Hill$1,780,000+3.3%
55Carlton North$1,765,000+12.1%
56Parkville (vic.)$1,749,000+0.2%
57Bentleigh$1,742,500+7.2%
58Carnegie$1,742,500+1.6%
59Fingal (vic.)$1,727,500+0.1%
60Fairhaven$1,725,000-9.2%
61Glen Waverley$1,722,000+4.3%
62Murrumbeena$1,720,000-0.5%
63Mont Albert North$1,716,000+9.1%
64Essendon$1,711,000-2.5%
65Mount Martha$1,705,000-6.8%
66St Kilda (vic.)$1,705,000+10.9%
67South Melbourne$1,700,000+10.6%
68Box Hill (vic.)$1,699,000-0.5%
69Northcote$1,697,500+6.1%
70Fitzroy North$1,685,000+8.2%
71Prahran$1,680,000+1.4%
72St Kilda East$1,678,000-1.0%
73Mount Eliza$1,650,000+3.1%
74Clifton Hill$1,635,000+7.2%
75Mount Waverley$1,618,000+0.2%
76Waterways$1,615,000+8.0%
77Blackburn$1,611,000+5.7%
78Doncaster East$1,610,000+0.6%
79Templestowe$1,605,000-2.7%
80Port Melbourne$1,602,500+0.2%
81Plenty (vic.)$1,600,000+4.4%
82Caulfield East$1,595,000-6.5%
83Parkdale$1,590,000+7.4%
84Williamstown (vic.)$1,575,000-1.4%
85Fitzroy (vic.)$1,571,000-10.2%
86Moonee Ponds$1,570,000+4.7%
87Narre Warren North$1,560,000-7.8%
88Doncaster$1,559,000+5.3%
89Bentleigh East$1,550,000+3.3%
90Essendon West$1,537,500-8.2%
91Hampton East$1,534,000+7.5%
92Donvale$1,530,000+1.1%
93Hughesdale$1,530,000+7.7%
94Box Hill South$1,528,000+1.5%
95Wheelers Hill$1,526,500+9.0%
96Vermont South$1,525,000+2.7%
97Burwood (vic.)$1,520,500+11.0%
98Strathmore (vic.)$1,518,000-6.8%
99Brunswick East$1,510,000+10.3%
100Ashwood$1,500,000+4.0%

Showing the top 100 of 762 eligible suburbs.

About this ranking

This table starts with Victoria's highest latest median house price and works downward through eligible suburbs. The suburb summaries draw price data from Valuer-General sources and demographic context from the ABS Census. A zero median means no usable price observation, so it never appears as $0; areas with fewer than 200 residents are screened out to avoid fragile comparisons based on very small Statistical Areas. The newest period in the response is shown as the data vintage, although individual suburb medians can cover different sale periods. A high midpoint can be shaped by the kinds of properties that happened to transact and by low turnover. It is not a measure of live asking prices, prestige, rental yield or likely appreciation, and it cannot value an individual Victorian property.

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