Melbourne · VIC · 17 suburbs tracked

Melbourne house prices, 2026.

The median house price in Melbourne is $1,465,000, the median of 12 suburb medians from verified government sales data. Below: house prices in the busiest suburbs, then the fastest-growing, most affordable and highest-priced suburbs in the Melbourne region of Victoria.

Median house price in Melbourne

Median house

$1.5M

median of suburb medians

Median unit

$544K

median of suburb medians

Typical annual growth

N/A

house prices, last 12 months

Median house rent

$975/wk

weekly, across tracked suburbs

What Melbourne house prices are doing

The median house price across the Melbourne region is $1,465,000. That figure is the median of 12 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 $543,750. The median house rent is $975 a week.

Among established suburbs, the most affordable is Melbourne at $381,000 and the dearest is East Melbourne at $2,400,000, a 6.3-times gap across the one region. The table below lists the established suburbs with their medians.

Source: suburb medians from the VIC valuer-general or state sales records and the ABS, aggregated by Your Property Guide, sales data last refreshed May 2026; page generated 22 October 2026. Only the 12 of 17 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.

House prices by suburb in Melbourne

#SuburbMedian price12-month changeHouse salesPrices
1Melbourne3004$440,000--View →
2Melbourne3000$381,000--View →
3South Yarra3141$2,100,000--View →
4Port Melbourne3207$1,500,000--View →
5Docklands3008$440,000--View →
6North Melbourne3051$1,326,000--View →
7West Melbourne3003$1,430,000--View →
8East Melbourne3002$2,400,000--View →

Most affordable Melbourne suburbs

#SuburbMedian price12-month changePrices
1Melbourne3000$381,000-View →
2Melbourne3004$440,000-View →
3Docklands3008$440,000-View →
4North Melbourne3051$1,326,000-View →
5West Melbourne3003$1,430,000-View →
6Port Melbourne3207$1,500,000-View →
7South Yarra3141$2,100,000-View →
8East Melbourne3002$2,400,000-View →

Melbourne's highest median prices

#SuburbMedian pricePrices
1East Melbourne3002$2,400,000View →
2South Yarra3141$2,100,000View →
3Port Melbourne3207$1,500,000View →
4West Melbourne3003$1,430,000View →
5North Melbourne3051$1,326,000View →
6Melbourne3004$440,000View →
7Docklands3008$440,000View →
8Melbourne3000$381,000View →

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Melbourne property market questions

What is the median house price in Melbourne?
The median house price across the Melbourne region of VIC is $1,465,000, calculated as the median of 12 suburb-level medians from verified government sales data. The median unit price is $543,750.
What are the cheapest suburbs in Melbourne?
Among established suburbs (population 1,000+) with verified sales data, the most affordable suburbs in the Melbourne region by median house price are Melbourne, Melbourne, Docklands.

Suburbs in Melbourne

All 17 suburbs in the Melbourne region, Victoria. Medians are shown only where the suburb’s own page publishes one.

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Data source

Figures are aggregated from suburb-level medians sourced from state valuers-general, state government sales records and the ABS. Only suburbs whose own page publishes a median contribute to price figures (12 of 17 tracked Melbourne suburbs): a verified sales source, and at least five recorded sales where the count is reported. A 12-month change is shown where the state’s sales feed measures one, and left out beyond 25%. Full methodology →

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