Capital-growth ranking · NSW

The highest growth suburbs in New South Wales.

Suburbs with the strongest annual house price growth over the past 12 months. Filtered to New South Wales suburbs only.

About this ranking

Capital growth is the long-term wealth driver in property, and the gap between top-quartile and bottom-quartile suburbs is enormous. A suburb growing at 8% annually doubles in 9 years; one at 3% takes 24. We rank by 12-month annual house-price growth, with the caveat that recent growth doesn't perfectly predict the next decade.

New South Wales property market in 2026

New South Wales is Australia's most expensive housing market by a wide margin. Sydney's median house price sits around $1.6M to $1.7M in 2026, with a structural undersupply of well-located stock keeping the harbour-city market firm even as borrowing capacity catches up to elevated rates. Regional NSW (Newcastle, Central Coast, Wollongong) has compressed the discount to Sydney over the last five years, and the Hunter and Illawarra now trade at premiums older buyers wouldn't have predicted. Lifestyle suburbs along the coast, Byron, Kiama, Port Macquarie, have held the COVID-era gains. Investor demand is back at scale; rental vacancies in metro Sydney remain below 1.5%.

Showing top 50 suburbs in New South Wales

#1Biddon

NSW 2827

Annual growth

+4612.1%

Median price

$2.8M

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#2Turill

NSW 2850

Annual growth

+1220.0%

Median price

$825K

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#3Dirty Creek

NSW 2456

Annual growth

+1019.2%

Median price

$728K

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#4Chullora

NSW 2190

Annual growth

+1009.2%

Median price

$1.4M

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#5Blighty

NSW 2713

Annual growth

+1007.7%

Median price

$3.6M

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#6Bumbaldry

NSW 2794

Annual growth

+858.3%

Median price

$1.1M

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#7Leadville

NSW 2844

Annual growth

+695.5%

Median price

$875K

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#8Tullibigeal

NSW 2669

Annual growth

+675.9%

Median price

$1.1M

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#9Foxground

NSW 2534

Annual growth

+597.0%

Median price

$2.3M

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#10Appletree Flat

NSW 2330

Annual growth

+591.7%

Median price

$415K

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#11Breeza

NSW 2381

Annual growth

+545.8%

Median price

$388K

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#12Liston

NSW 2372

Annual growth

+522.6%

Median price

$1.6M

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#13Llangothlin

NSW 2365

Annual growth

+477.2%

Median price

$3.2M

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#14Trunkey Creek

NSW 2795

Annual growth

+452.6%

Median price

$525K

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#15Bagnoo

NSW 2446

Annual growth

+405.3%

Median price

$955K

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#16Martindale

NSW 2328

Annual growth

+379.4%

Median price

$1.6M

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#17Collie

NSW 2827

Annual growth

+354.5%

Median price

$375K

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#18Bribbaree

NSW 2594

Annual growth

+341.7%

Median price

$265K

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#19Oakhampton

NSW 2320

Annual growth

+319.9%

Median price

$4.7M

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#20Brays Creek

NSW 2484

Annual growth

+303.8%

Median price

$1.6M

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#21Marlow

NSW 2775

Annual growth

+287.1%

Median price

$720K

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#22Peats Ridge

NSW 2250

Annual growth

+262.9%

Median price

$8.0M

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#23Pindimar

NSW 2324

Annual growth

+260.0%

Median price

$900K

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#24Boree Creek

NSW 2652

Annual growth

+256.3%

Median price

$375K

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#25Myola

NSW 2540

Annual growth

+246.5%

Median price

$1.8M

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#26Glen Davis

NSW 2846

Annual growth

+246.4%

Median price

$728K

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#27Kiora

NSW 2537

Annual growth

+243.4%

Median price

$1.4M

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#28Valery

NSW 2454

Annual growth

+240.2%

Median price

$3.3M

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#29Bottle Creek

NSW 2469

Annual growth

+240.0%

Median price

$850K

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#30Arndell Park

NSW 2148

Annual growth

+237.3%

Median price

$9.5M

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#31Carrs Creek

NSW 2460

Annual growth

+235.2%

Median price

$1.5M

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#32Bukkulla

NSW 2360

Annual growth

+233.3%

Median price

$1.1M

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#33Bannaby

NSW 2580

Annual growth

+228.9%

Median price

$2M

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#34Gumly Gumly

NSW 2652

Annual growth

+226.3%

Median price

$1.6M

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#35Bobin

NSW 2429

Annual growth

+220.9%

Median price

$800K

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#36Yarrawa

NSW 2328

Annual growth

+220.0%

Median price

$1.6M

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#37Blakebrook

NSW 2480

Annual growth

+219.5%

Median price

$1.1M

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#38Mongarlowe

NSW 2622

Annual growth

+215.2%

Median price

$1.3M

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#39Stannum

NSW 2371

Annual growth

+213.2%

Median price

$595K

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#40Lower Portland

NSW 2756

Annual growth

+210.0%

Median price

$1.6M

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#41Wattamondara

NSW 2794

Annual growth

+204.4%

Median price

$685K

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#42Premer

NSW 2381

Annual growth

+200.0%

Median price

$180K

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#43Erina Heights

NSW 2260

Annual growth

+194.7%

Median price

$2.8M

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#44Meryla

NSW 2577

Annual growth

+189.8%

Median price

$1.4M

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#45Kingsvale

NSW 2587

Annual growth

+189.5%

Median price

$1.6M

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#46Bundabah

NSW 2324

Annual growth

+188.3%

Median price

$923K

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#47Kunama

NSW 2730

Annual growth

+186.9%

Median price

$900K

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#48Watsons Bay

NSW 2030

Annual growth

+183.3%

Median price

$8.3M

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#49Nullamanna

NSW 2360

Annual growth

+182.9%

Median price

$580K

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#50Koreelah

NSW 2476

Annual growth

+182.7%

Median price

$1.5M

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Common questions

About this ranking.

Does last year's growth predict next year's?

Weakly. Top-performing suburbs over rolling 12-month windows tend to revert toward state averages over 5-10 year horizons. The more durable predictors are population growth, infrastructure investment, supply constraint, and yield, not headline growth in the previous year. Use this ranking as a starting point, not a verdict.

Why are some growth numbers so high?

Outer-suburb and growth-corridor markets can show 15%+ annual growth when an under-supplied catchment meets a wave of buyer demand (e.g. Olympic infrastructure, a new train line, or a school catchment opening). These periods can persist for 2-3 years before normalising.

How do I tell sustainable growth from a bubble?

Look at supporting fundamentals: rising population, declining vacancy rates, infrastructure investment, and yields that aren't compressing too aggressively. If growth is happening but yield is staying constant or rising, supply is genuinely constrained. If yield is collapsing as prices rise, you're often looking at speculative inflows.

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