Walkability ranking · VIC
The most walkable suburbs in Victoria.
Suburbs with the highest walk scores, perfect for car-free or car-light lifestyles. Filtered to Victoria suburbs only.

About this ranking
Walkability isn't just about cafes, well-connected suburbs with high walk scores tend to retain value better in downturns and attract a wider buyer pool when sold. The walk-score-driven ranking favours inner-ring suburbs with mixed-use streets, transport, and dense neighbourhood retail.
Victoria property market in 2026
Victoria spent 2024-2025 in a softer cycle than the rest of the country, but 2026 sees the Melbourne market firming again as population growth and the steady drip of overseas migration meet a constrained pipeline of new family-suitable stock. Melbourne's median house price sits around $1.0M to $1.1M, roughly 35-40% below Sydney for an equivalent property, meaningful for first home buyers and rentvestors. Regional Victoria has been mixed: Geelong has held its COVID gains, Ballarat and Bendigo are flat-to-down. The state's planning reforms ('Plan for Victoria') are starting to push approvals up in middle-ring suburbs, which will eventually moderate growth in those pockets.
Buyer tip, VIC
Victorian first home buyers pay no stamp duty up to $600K, with reduced duty to $750K, on new and established homes. At $600K that's about $31K an owner-occupier who isn't a first home buyer would pay, money that goes straight to your deposit.Watch out, VIC
Victoria's land tax regime hits investors harder than most states once portfolios cross the $300K-ish threshold. Run the numbers including land tax before assuming an investment property cashflows the way the gross rental yield suggests.Methodology
Walk score is computed from OpenStreetMap data, counts of nearby amenities, transit stops, and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure within typical walking distance of the suburb centroid. Refreshed quarterly. Higher is better; 90+ is exceptional.Best for
Apartment buyers; downsizers who want to walk to local shops; renters of investment properties (walkability is a tenant-demand multiplier); car-free or one-car households.
Showing top 50 suburbs in Victoria
The price beside a suburb is the median its own page publishes; a dash means none is published. Prices are Land Victoria's quarterly suburb medians.
VIC 3004
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$440K
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VIC 3054
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.8M
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VIC 3805
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3551
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3142
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3004
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3194
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3184
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3051
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.3M
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VIC 3192
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.1M
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VIC 3121
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3124
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3038
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3032
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3103
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$3.1M
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VIC 3150
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.7M
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VIC 3777
Walk score
100/100
Median price
–
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VIC 3182
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3300
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$389K
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VIC 3166
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.4M
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VIC 3182
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.8M
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VIC 3109
Walk score
100/100
Median price
–
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VIC 3031
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.2M
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VIC 3121
Walk score
100/100
Median price
–
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VIC 3550
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$640K
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VIC 3806
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$870K
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VIC 3121
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3220
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$866K
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VIC 3144
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$2.5M
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VIC 3004
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3178
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.1M
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VIC 3065
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.8M
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VIC 3175
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3070
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.7M
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VIC 3121
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3073
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$920K
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VIC 3037
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$751K
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VIC 3122
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$2.7M
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VIC 3777
Walk score
100/100
Median price
–
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VIC 3072
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.2M
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VIC 3143
Walk score
100/100
Median price
–
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VIC 3186
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$3.5M
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VIC 3174
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3079
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$2.0M
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VIC 3084
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$2.1M
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VIC 3031
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.1M
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VIC 3053
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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VIC 3067
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.3M
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VIC 3053
Walk score
100/100
Median price
$1.8M
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VIC 3350
Walk score
100/100
Median price
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Common questions
About this ranking
Are walkable suburbs always more expensive?
Generally yes, walkability is priced into median values, particularly for apartments and townhouses. The exception is some emerging inner-ring suburbs whose walkability has improved through new transit infrastructure but where prices haven't caught up yet.
Does walkability drive rental yield?
It drives rental demand and vacancy rates more than absolute yield. Highly walkable suburbs typically have lower vacancy and shorter days-on-market when re-letting, both reduce the effective vacancy cost on a rental investment.
How does walkability differ from transit score?
Walk score measures access to amenities on foot. Transit score measures public transport access. The two correlate but aren't identical, some apartment-heavy suburbs have moderate walk scores but exceptional transit, and vice versa.
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