How it works

Every number here comes from sold prices, not asking prices: 3,968,871 NSW home sales since 2001, grouped into 4,542 suburbs.

The numbers

A suburb's median is the middle sold price over the 12 months to the end of each quarter. Rolling a full year smooths out seasons.
We only show a median when there are at least 10 sales in that year, because below that one sale can swing it. On the map, suburbs with 5 to 9 sales get a striped, indicative colour, and fewer than 5 are hatched grey.
Units are sales with a strata lot or unit number. Everything else that is a residence counts as a house. Vacant land is left out.
Sales of several properties in one deal, part shares and prices under $30,000 are left out.
Growth over 5 and 10 years is shown as a yearly average, compounded.
Sales take a few weeks to settle and be recorded, so the latest full quarter is Jun 2026. Recent sales lists go up to 22 Oct 2026.

NSW Valuer General, Bulk Property Sales Information, licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Contains property sales information provided under licence from the Valuer General NSW.
Australian Bureau of Statistics, ASGS Edition 3 Suburbs and Localities, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Based on Australian Bureau of Statistics data.

Not financial advice. Medians describe what sold, not what any single home is worth. Data may contain errors from the source. Updated 28 Oct 2026.

The site runs on a small static API. Every file is plain JSON or a compact binary, served from the edge.

GET /api/v1/meta.json
GET /api/v1/suburbs/{slug}.json
GET /api/v1/index.0714b48fe1.json