Clarence Valley house prices, 2026.

The median house price across the Clarence Valley region is $850,000. That figure is the median of 43 suburb medians, each drawn from government sales records, rather than an average, so a handful of waterfront or acreage suburbs cannot drag it up. The median unit price is $274,320. The median house rent is $680 a week.

Over the past twelve months the typical Clarence Valley suburb fell by 2.3% in median house price. The spread between suburbs is wide: Gulmarrad recorded +16.4%, the fastest of the established suburbs with plausible growth data. A change beyond 25% in a year, the mark of a handful of sales, is left out of the growth figures.

Among established suburbs, the most affordable is Guyra at $370,000 and the dearest is Boambee at $1,400,000, a 3.8-times gap across the one region. The suburbs with the most recorded house sales in the latest period are Coffs Harbour (398), Yamba (145), Woolgoolga (71); the table below lists the 19 busiest with their medians.

Source: suburb medians from the NSW valuer-general or state sales records and the ABS, aggregated by Your Property Guide, sales data last refreshed September 2026; page generated 22 October 2026. Only the 43 of 109 tracked suburbs whose own page publishes a median contribute to price figures: a verified sales source, and at least five recorded sales where the count is reported.