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12-month growth outlook for Australian Capital Territory suburbs

PropRadar estimates where each suburb's median house and unit price is heading over the next 12 months. These tables show the Australian Capital Territory suburbs with the strongest and the weakest outlook, and where each one ranks among all suburbs in its state. The estimate is most reliable at comparing suburbs with each other, which is why the ranking leads. Only suburbs with at least 10 sales of that dwelling type in the past year are listed.

An outlook is a model estimate, not a guarantee. Prices can move against it.

Strongest 12-month outlook in Australian Capital Territory: houses

Expected direction of the median house price, and where each suburb ranks in its state.

#SuburbPrice outlookRent outlookMedian price
1FarrerACT 2607Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,290,000
2IsaacsACT 2607Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,230,000
3PearceACT 2607Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,330,000
4TorrensACT 2607Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,150,000
5MawsonACT 2607Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,210,000
6HughesACT 2605Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,300,000
7CurtinACT 2605Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,400,000
8CraceACT 2911Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,080,000
9ChifleyACT 2606Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,150,000
10KambahACT 2902Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$925,000
11FraserACT 2615Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,030,000
12LyonsACT 2606Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,215,000
13FloreyACT 2615Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$975,000
14HigginsACT 2615Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$880,000
15MelbaACT 2615Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$975,000
16LathamACT 2615Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$900,000
17CalwellACT 2905Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$925,000
18NichollsACT 2913Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$1,280,000
19BonythonACT 2905Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$970,000
20GilmoreACT 2905Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$930,000
21TheodoreACT 2905Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$910,000
22FranklinACT 2913Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$1,095,000
23FlynnACT 2615Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$975,000
24ChisholmACT 2905Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$915,000
25DunlopACT 2615Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$920,000
Pro shows the forecast change in prices and rents beside each suburb's ranking.
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Strongest 12-month outlook in Australian Capital Territory: units

Expected direction of the median unit price, and where each suburb ranks in its state.

#SuburbPrice outlookRent outlookMedian price
1HawkerACT 2614Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$430,000
2MacquarieACT 2614Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$620,000
3CalwellACT 2905Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$695,000
4GungahlinACT 2912Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$430,000
5GreenwayACT 2900Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$520,000
6WrightACT 2611Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$530,000
7GriffithACT 2603Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$630,000
8BartonACT 2600Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$755,000
9ThrosbyACT 2914Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$700,000
10GordonACT 2906Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$665,000
11CraceACT 2911Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$435,000
12KaleenACT 2617Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$560,000
13GarranACT 2605Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$745,000
14CurtinACT 2605Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$350,000
15BelconnenACT 2617Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$485,000
16LyonsACT 2606Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$360,000
17Denman ProspectACT 2611Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$605,000
18CampbellACT 2612Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$670,000
19HarrisonACT 2914Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$490,000
20KingstonACT 2604Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$690,000
21PhillipACT 2606Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$505,000
22AmarooACT 2914Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$710,000
23WatsonACT 2602Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$535,000
24MonashACT 2904Rising
Among the weakest in the ACT
Flat$700,000
25FranklinACT 2913Rising
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$485,000

Weakest 12-month outlook in Australian Capital Territory: houses

Suburbs where the median house price outlook is softest, weakest first.

#SuburbPrice outlookRent outlookMedian price
1ForrestACT 2603Easing
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$4,025,000
2Red HillACT 2603Easing
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$2,340,000
3CampbellACT 2612Easing
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,720,000
4OxleyACT 2903Easing
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$970,000
5BraddonACT 2612Easing
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,645,000
6LynehamACT 2602Flat
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,275,000
7WatsonACT 2602Flat
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,175,000
8O'ConnorACT 2602Flat
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,640,000
9DicksonACT 2602Flat
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,120,000
10HackettACT 2602Flat
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,270,000
11NarrabundahACT 2604Flat
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,390,000
12GungahlinACT 2912Flat
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$1,050,000
13HarrisonACT 2914Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$1,050,000
14BonnerACT 2914Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$1,000,000
15AmarooACT 2914Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$1,020,000
16FordeACT 2914Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$1,145,000
17MoncrieffACT 2914Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$1,090,000
18DeakinACT 2600Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$2,265,000
19WanniassaACT 2903Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$910,000
20BanksACT 2906Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$920,000
21GordonACT 2906Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$890,000
22ConderACT 2906Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$940,000
23Isabella PlainsACT 2905Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$860,000
24GowrieACT 2904Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$1,000,000
25MacarthurACT 2904Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$1,065,000

Weakest 12-month outlook in Australian Capital Territory: units

Suburbs where the median unit price outlook is softest, weakest first.

#SuburbPrice outlookRent outlookMedian price
1KambahACT 2902Easing
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$660,000
2WanniassaACT 2903Rising
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$535,000
3Isabella PlainsACT 2905Rising
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$610,000
4NgunnawalACT 2913Rising
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$640,000
5FranklinACT 2913Rising
Among the weakest in the ACT
Rising$485,000
6MonashACT 2904Rising
Among the weakest in the ACT
Flat$700,000
7WatsonACT 2602Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$535,000
8AmarooACT 2914Rising
Below average for the ACT
Rising$710,000
9PhillipACT 2606Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$505,000
10KingstonACT 2604Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$690,000
11HarrisonACT 2914Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$490,000
12CampbellACT 2612Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$670,000
13Denman ProspectACT 2611Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$605,000
14LyonsACT 2606Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$360,000
15BelconnenACT 2617Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$485,000
16CurtinACT 2605Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$350,000
17GarranACT 2605Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$745,000
18KaleenACT 2617Rising
Around the middle for the ACT
Rising$560,000
19CraceACT 2911Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$435,000
20GordonACT 2906Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$665,000
21ThrosbyACT 2914Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$700,000
22BartonACT 2600Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$755,000
23GriffithACT 2603Rising
Above average for the ACT
Rising$630,000
24WrightACT 2611Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$530,000
25GreenwayACT 2900Rising
Among the strongest in the ACT
Rising$520,000

How to read this

  • Rising and Easing mean the estimate points clearly up or down over the next 12 months. Anything within 1% either way is shown as Flat, because a change that small is inside the estimate's margin.
  • The rank compares a suburb with every suburb in its own state that has an outlook, from among the strongest (top fifth) to among the weakest (bottom fifth). The ranking is the most reliable part of the estimate.
  • Only suburbs with at least 10 sales of that dwelling type in the past 12 months, at least 1,000 residents and a well-supported median price are listed. Where several suburbs share one postcode's figures, only the largest is shown.
  • The outlook is re-estimated as new suburb market data arrives, at most about once a fortnight. It describes a suburb's median, not any one property.

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Growth outlook for Australian Capital Territory: frequently asked questions

Which Australian Capital Territory suburbs have the strongest growth outlook for houses?

On the current estimate, the strongest 12-month outlook for house prices in Australian Capital Territory is in Farrer ACT 2607, Isaacs ACT 2607 and Pearce ACT 2607. Farrer ACT 2607 ranks first (among the strongest in the act). It is an estimate of direction and relative strength, not a promise of growth.

Which Australian Capital Territory suburbs have the strongest growth outlook for units?

For units, the strongest 12-month outlook in Australian Capital Territory is in Hawker ACT 2614, Macquarie ACT 2614 and Calwell ACT 2905.

How is the growth outlook estimated?

It is PropRadar's statistical model of suburb markets, checked against years of past outcomes it was not built from. Each suburb is then ranked against every other suburb in the ACT, from among the strongest to among the weakest. Ranking suburbs against each other is the part of the estimate that has held up best in testing.

Is the growth outlook a guarantee?

No. It is a model estimate based on past patterns, and markets can move against it because of interest rates, local supply, policy or events no model sees. Use it to compare suburbs and decide where to look closer, not as a prediction of what any one property will be worth. General information only, not personal advice.

How often does the outlook change?

It is re-estimated as new suburb market data arrives, which happens at most about once a fortnight.

General information only, not personal financial advice. A model estimate of suburb medians, not a valuation or a guarantee of future prices.