The national median house price reached $1.03 million at the end of April, with units at $753,000, both continuing the broad upward trajectory that has defined the past decade

Australia's median house price reached $990,000 in February, with units sitting at $750,000. Both house and unit prices have more than doubled since 2016.

Australia's median house price reached $973,000 in January 2026, maintaining strong momentum with a 0.8 per cent monthly increase and 12.5 per cent annual growth.

Australian national median house price held steady in November at $940,000, marking the first month without growth since January.

Australian property prices maintained solid momentum in October, with the national median house price increasing 1.1 per cent and the annual price growth reaching 10.6 per cent, the first double-digit result since the pandemic boom.

Australia's property market has reached a significant milestone in September, with the national median house price hitting $970,000.

August showed sustained momentum with national house prices seeing an annual growth of 7.9 per cent.

Despite RBA's rate hold in July, the property market shows underlying strength with an annual house price growth rate of 6.4 per cent..

Every major market is showing monthly growth rates underpinned by the decline in national listing levels.

Remarkable growth seen across Australian property prices creating conditions reminiscent of the 2021 market and far exceeding early-year predictions.