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12-month growth outlook for Newcastle suburbs

PropRadar estimates where each suburb's median house and unit price is heading over the next 12 months. These tables show the Newcastle 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 Newcastle: houses

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

#SuburbPrice outlookRent outlookMedian price
1MaryvilleNSW 2293Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,240,000
2WickhamNSW 2293Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,175,000
3IslingtonNSW 2296Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,005,000
4CarringtonNSW 2294Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$995,000
5Rankin ParkNSW 2287Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$990,000
6MarylandNSW 2287Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$925,000
7Elermore ValeNSW 2287Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$970,000
8WallsendNSW 2287Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$900,000
9FletcherNSW 2287Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,060,000
10BooragulNSW 2284Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$945,000
11Birmingham GardensNSW 2287Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$910,000
12ArgentonNSW 2284Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$855,000
13Fennell BayNSW 2283Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$880,000
14Coal PointNSW 2283Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,150,000
15WoodrisingNSW 2284Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$840,000
16Fishing PointNSW 2283Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,210,000
17Speers PointNSW 2284Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,315,000
18TeralbaNSW 2284Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,120,000
19BoolarooNSW 2284Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,000,000
20TorontoNSW 2283Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$845,000
21RathminesNSW 2283Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$900,000
22Bolton PointNSW 2283Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$875,000
23ButtabaNSW 2283Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$980,000
24WaratahNSW 2298Rising
Above average for NSW
Rising$975,000
25GeorgetownNSW 2298Rising
Above average for NSW
Rising$1,110,000
Pro shows the forecast change in prices and rents beside each suburb's ranking.
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Strongest 12-month outlook in Newcastle: units

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

#SuburbPrice outlookRent outlookMedian price
1CarringtonNSW 2294Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$850,000
2MerewetherNSW 2291Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$960,000
3WickhamNSW 2293Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$790,000
4FletcherNSW 2287Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$750,000
5MaryvilleNSW 2293Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,450,000
6WallsendNSW 2287Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$690,000
7NewcastleNSW 2300Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,000,000
8Cooks HillNSW 2300Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$870,000
9Speers PointNSW 2284Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Flat$985,000
10HamiltonNSW 2303Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$795,000
11CharlestownNSW 2290Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$730,000
12WhitebridgeNSW 2290Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$845,000
13BroadmeadowNSW 2292Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$745,000
14Blackalls ParkNSW 2283Rising
Above average for NSW
Flat$625,000
15SwanseaNSW 2281Rising
Above average for NSW
Rising$785,000
16Caves BeachNSW 2281Rising
Above average for NSW
Rising$1,250,000
17TorontoNSW 2283Rising
Above average for NSW
Flat$750,000
18New LambtonNSW 2305Rising
Above average for NSW
Rising$775,000
19MayfieldNSW 2304Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Rising$830,000
20Tighes HillNSW 2297Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Rising$930,000
21GeorgetownNSW 2298Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Flat$710,000
22AdamstownNSW 2289Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Rising$770,000
23WaratahNSW 2298Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Flat$735,000
24KotaraNSW 2289Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Rising$850,000
25JesmondNSW 2299Rising
Below average for NSW
Flat$660,000

Weakest 12-month outlook in Newcastle: houses

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

#SuburbPrice outlookRent outlookMedian price
1The HillNSW 2300Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$2,120,000
2Bar BeachNSW 2300Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$3,900,000
3Cooks HillNSW 2300Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,825,000
4HamiltonNSW 2303Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,200,000
5Hamilton SouthNSW 2303Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,600,000
6New LambtonNSW 2305Rising
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,355,000
7New Lambton HeightsNSW 2305Rising
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,280,000
8Mount HuttonNSW 2290Rising
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$905,000
9WhitebridgeNSW 2290Rising
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,285,000
10RedheadNSW 2290Rising
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,830,000
11CharlestownNSW 2290Rising
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,100,000
12DudleyNSW 2290Rising
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$1,660,000
13ShortlandNSW 2307Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$845,000
14LakelandsNSW 2282Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,305,000
15Warners BayNSW 2282Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,150,000
16EleebanaNSW 2282Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,400,000
17WindaleNSW 2306Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$780,000
18BroadmeadowNSW 2292Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,200,000
19Fern BayNSW 2295Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,090,000
20StocktonNSW 2295Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,300,000
21JesmondNSW 2299Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$850,000
22North LambtonNSW 2299Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,030,000
23LambtonNSW 2299Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,240,000
24Belmont NorthNSW 2280Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,040,000
25FloravilleNSW 2280Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$1,225,000

Weakest 12-month outlook in Newcastle: units

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

#SuburbPrice outlookRent outlookMedian price
1BelmontNSW 2280Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$715,000
2ValentineNSW 2280Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$905,000
3ShortlandNSW 2307Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$720,000
4Marks PointNSW 2280Flat
Among the weakest in NSW
Rising$690,000
5IslingtonNSW 2296Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$810,000
6LambtonNSW 2299Rising
Below average for NSW
Rising$765,000
7JesmondNSW 2299Rising
Below average for NSW
Flat$660,000
8WaratahNSW 2298Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Flat$735,000
9KotaraNSW 2289Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Rising$850,000
10AdamstownNSW 2289Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Rising$770,000
11GeorgetownNSW 2298Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Flat$710,000
12Tighes HillNSW 2297Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Rising$930,000
13MayfieldNSW 2304Rising
Around the middle for NSW
Rising$830,000
14New LambtonNSW 2305Rising
Above average for NSW
Rising$775,000
15TorontoNSW 2283Rising
Above average for NSW
Flat$750,000
16Caves BeachNSW 2281Rising
Above average for NSW
Rising$1,250,000
17SwanseaNSW 2281Rising
Above average for NSW
Rising$785,000
18Blackalls ParkNSW 2283Rising
Above average for NSW
Flat$625,000
19BroadmeadowNSW 2292Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$745,000
20WhitebridgeNSW 2290Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$845,000
21CharlestownNSW 2290Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$730,000
22HamiltonNSW 2303Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$795,000
23Speers PointNSW 2284Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Flat$985,000
24Cooks HillNSW 2300Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$870,000
25NewcastleNSW 2300Rising
Among the strongest in NSW
Rising$1,000,000

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 Newcastle: frequently asked questions

Which Newcastle suburbs have the strongest growth outlook for houses?

On the current estimate, the strongest 12-month outlook for house prices in Newcastle is in Maryville NSW 2293, Wickham NSW 2293 and Islington NSW 2296. Maryville NSW 2293 ranks first (among the strongest in nsw). It is an estimate of direction and relative strength, not a promise of growth.

Which Newcastle suburbs have the strongest growth outlook for units?

For units, the strongest 12-month outlook in Newcastle is in Carrington NSW 2294, Merewether NSW 2291 and Wickham NSW 2293.

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 NSW, 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.