Verdict’s in: 277 suburbs where homes earned more than a judge

Homes in almost 280 suburbs across the country earned about $205,000 or more in the past year, topping the annual wage of high-paying jobs in Australia – including that of the average judge.

New PropTrack data has revealed 277 suburbs where median house and unit prices increased year-on-year by more than $204,934 – the average income of judicial and other legal professionals, according to the latest Australian Taxation Office figures.  

Judicial professionals were among the top 10 highest earning occupations in the country in the 2021-22 financial year, along with surgeons, financial traders and chief executives.   

The prospect of such strong home price growth comes after years of elevated interest rates and painfully high living costs right across the country.  

Home-price growth has slowed down nationally, but these latest findings show that many suburbs remain appealing, despite the current market conditions.   

Almost half of the 277 suburbs that earned more than $205,000 over the past year were located in Sydney followed by Brisbane, though the top earner was Perth's Peppermint Grove.

Australia's top 20 super-earning suburbs

Suburb	Property type	Median sale price	One-year price change	State
Peppermint Grove	House	$5,300,000	$1,650,000	WA
Bellevue Hill	House	$9,875,000	$1,150,000	NSW
Queens Park	House	$4,500,000	$1,000,000	NSW
Minyama	House	$2,287,500	$987,500	QLD
Kurraba Point	Unit	$2,150,000	$925,000	NSW
Riverview	House	$4,325,000	$925,000	NSW
North Curl Curl	House	$3,800,000	$772,500	NSW
Glebe	House	$2,765,000	$665,000	NSW
Bondi Junction	House	$2,941,000	$606,000	NSW
North Bondi	House	$4,825,000	$600,000	NSW
Northbridge	House	$5,182,000	$582,000	NSW
Coogee	House	$4,010,000	$580,000	NSW
Kirribilli	Unit	$1,750,000	$567,500	NSW
Ivanhoe East	Unit	$1,292,500	$566,000	VIC
Castlecrag	House	$4,352,888	$537,388	NSW
Crows Nest	House	$2,760,000	$530,000	NSW
Wilston	House	$1,900,000	$526,355	QLD
Naremburn	House	$3,395,000	$526,000	NSW
Empire Bay	House	$1,427,500	$522,500	NSW
Applecross	House	$2,500,000	$500,001	WA

Source: PropTrack. Ranked by largest one-year price change. Only suburbs with 30 or more sales over the past 12 months included.

Take a look at the top-earning suburbs by state:

New South Wales

Queensland

Western Australia

South Australia

Victoria

REA Group senior economist Eleanor Creagh said the list was dominated by suburbs with higher median house and unit prices.  

“Most of the suburbs are high-value suburbs that have seen prices rise, so the dollar values of these price increases have been larger than average,” she said.  

“Sydney and Brisbane are the most expensive markets at the moment, so these more expensive markets are typically going to dominate lists like these.”  

Judges and other judicial professionals earned an average taxable income of almost $205,000 in the 2021-22 financial year. Picture: Getty

Sydney leads despite moderating home prices  

Sydney was home to more than 130 suburbs where median house and unit prices jumped by more than $205,000 year-on-year (YoY).  

The city's median home price grew 4.98% YoY to a new peak of $1.103 million in September and was more than 38% higher than before the pandemic.   

Real estate agent and CobdenHayson director Matthew Hayson said home prices across many Sydney suburbs were defying expectations.  

Sydney has more than 130 suburbs with median home prices that grew by $205,000 or more over the past year. Picture: Getty

“Sydney home prices can be somewhat protected from market movements because there's always people within core markets who will pay a premium for the best-quality properties,” he said.  

“After 13 interest rate increases and higher mortgage repayments, Sydney property prices are still edging higher because the market is resilient and there’s this underlying demand. 

“That’s the key thing with the more popular suburbs in Sydney: there’s always a buyer but there’s just an arm wrestle around where the value is going to be.”  

Bellevue Hill and Queens Park were among the biggest gainers during the year, with their median house prices growing by $1.15 million and $1 million, respectively.  

Even the units in Sydney’s Kurraba Point and Kirribilli made some big bucks over the past year, with their median unit prices increasing by $925,000 and $567,500, respectively.  

Brisbane, Queensland suburbs outperform  

Brisbane and the wider Queensland market held the most bread-winning suburbs after Sydney and NSW, with 63 suburbs across the state.  

This four-bedroom house at 52 Alt Street, Queens Park in Sydney sold for $5.435 million earlier this year. Picture: realestate.com.au/sold

It comes as Brisbane home prices continue to outperform, with the median home price up more than 13% YoY to $855,000 in September.  

Harcourts group chief executive Adrian Knowles said strong population growth and other factors in Brisbane, and Queensland more broadly, had maintained pressure on home prices.  

“Queensland has had some of the strongest migration levels in Australia,” Mr Knowles said.  

Brisbane home prices have grown more than 13% over the past year. Picture: Getty

Queensland’s population increased by 2.5% during the year to March, and the state recorded the strongest net interstate migration, according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

More than 30,000 people moved to Queensland from another state, more than doubling the intake from the next most popular state – Western Australia.  

“The strong migration, the upcoming 2032 Brisbane Olympic games and the weather and lifestyle have made Brisbane far more attractive to individuals and industry,” Mr Knowles said.  

This four-bedroom house at 94 Lamont Road, Wilston in Brisbane recently sold for $2.1 million. Picture: realestate.com.au/sold

“I don’t see price growth slowing, demand is still high, but buyers can now take more time in finding the right home for them due to more properties on the market.”  

Wilston, Manly, St Lucia and New Farm were among Brisbane’s strongest earners, all with median house prices that increased by $400,000 or more in the past year.  

In regional Queensland, home prices in Bundall, Sunshine Beach and Main Beach posted robust yearly gains too.  

Peppermint Grove was the biggest earning suburb in WA. This six-bedroom residence at 33 View Street fetched $14.5 million in August. Picture: realestate.com.au/sold

A breakdown of the big earners  

Australia’s big-earning neighbourhoods were largely located in capital cities, with only 10% located in regional areas.  

In addition to Queensland, there were regional winners from NSW such as Byron Bay, Bonville and more, as well as from WA. 

The four-bedroom house at 2 Harberton Road, South Brighton in Adelaide was traded for $3.27 million earlier this year. Picture: realestate.com.au/sold

There were 45 suburbs from Perth and the wider WA market to gain high-earner status, led by the sought-after locale of Peppermint Grove.  

Peppermint Grove was the biggest gainer nationally, with its median house price increasing by a whopping $1.65 million over the past year.  

In Adelaide, 25 suburbs made the cut, however there weren’t any suburbs from regional South Australia.  

Adelaide’s South Brighton had the greatest annual price gain, pocketing $445,000 over the period.  

In Melbourne, the three-bedroom house at 42 Neerim Road, Caulfield sold for $2.1 million in September. Picture: realestate.com.au/sold

Melbourne was home to six suburbs where home prices outperformed, including Ivanhoe, Caulfield and Middle Park.  

Caulfield’s median house price led the way in Melbourne, jumping by a staggering $448,000.  

“Home prices have remained resilient to the sustained higher interest rate environment, although conditions have shifted quite quickly in the spring selling season,” Ms Creagh said.  

REA Group senior economist Eleanor Creagh said home prices had been resilient despite higher interest rates.

There has been a YoY bounce in new listings across most markets except for Hobart and Darwin since the spring selling season started last month.  

Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth still had fewer total listings than a year ago, while most other markets had more total listings compared to the same time last year. 

Ms Creagh said the uptick in fresh listings could slow home-price momentum in places such as Sydney, given the greater choice for buyers.  

“It's likely that we may see slower momentum in Sydney through spring until interest rates move lower next year and possibly bolster buying activity again,” Ms Creagh said.  

Top suburbs in New South Wales

Suburb	Property type	Median sale price	One-year price change	State
Bellevue Hill	House	$9,875,000	$1,150,000	NSW
Queens Park	House	$4,500,000	$1,000,000	NSW
Kurraba Point	Unit	$2,150,000	$925,000	NSW
Riverview	House	$4,325,000	$925,000	NSW
North Curl Curl	House	$3,800,000	$772,500	NSW
Glebe	House	$2,765,000	$665,000	NSW
Bondi Junction	House	$2,941,000	$606,000	NSW
North Bondi	House	$4,825,000	$600,000	NSW
Northbridge	House	$5,182,000	$582,000	NSW
Coogee	House	$4,010,000	$580,000	NSW
Kirribilli	Unit	$1,750,000	$567,500	NSW
Castlecrag	House	$4,352,888	$537,388	NSW
Crows Nest	House	$2,760,000	$530,000	NSW
Naremburn	House	$3,395,000	$526,000	NSW
Empire Bay	House	$1,427,500	$522,500	NSW
Little Bay	Unit	$1,355,000	$475,000	NSW
Chatswood	House	$3,430,000	$472,500	NSW
Cremorne Point	Unit	$1,893,500	$468,500	NSW
Banksia	House	$1,800,000	$467,500	NSW
Kensington	House	$4,200,000	$465,000	NSW
Zetland	House	$1,702,500	$451,500	NSW
Birchgrove	House	$2,800,000	$450,000	NSW
Concord	House	$3,000,000	$442,500	NSW
Oatlands	House	$2,400,000	$442,500	NSW
Strathfield	House	$3,800,000	$440,000	NSW
Greenwich	House	$4,290,000	$409,000	NSW
Five Dock	House	$2,710,000	$402,500	NSW
Byron Bay	House	$3,150,000	$400,000	NSW
Dulwich Hill	House	$2,300,000	$400,000	NSW
Elanora Heights	House	$2,565,000	$400,000	NSW
West Pymble	House	$2,800,000	$400,000	NSW
Mosman	House	$5,627,500	$397,500	NSW
Roseville	House	$4,000,000	$395,000	NSW
Malabar	House	$3,190,000	$394,500	NSW
Russell Lea	House	$3,030,000	$394,000	NSW
Gordon	House	$3,870,000	$390,000	NSW
Mona Vale	House	$2,700,000	$378,000	NSW
Seaforth	House	$3,692,500	$365,000	NSW
Yowie Bay	House	$2,490,000	$365,000	NSW
Earlwood	House	$2,105,000	$361,500	NSW
Gables	House	$1,450,000	$360,000	NSW
Randwick	House	$3,500,000	$359,500	NSW
Burwood	House	$3,169,000	$359,000	NSW
Oakville	House	$1,135,000	$358,000	NSW
Killara	House	$3,880,000	$350,000	NSW
North Turramurra	House	$2,860,000	$350,000	NSW
Constitution Hill	House	$1,480,000	$330,000	NSW
Oatley	House	$2,430,000	$330,000	NSW
Neutral Bay	House	$3,225,000	$325,000	NSW
Dee Why	House	$2,810,000	$322,500	NSW
Pymble	House	$3,720,000	$320,000	NSW
Lochinvar	House	$790,000	$318,500	NSW
Bexley North	House	$1,815,000	$315,000	NSW
Croydon Park	House	$2,080,000	$315,000	NSW
Kingsgrove	House	$1,850,000	$314,500	NSW
Drummoyne	House	$2,813,000	$313,000	NSW
Kingsford	House	$2,638,889	$312,889	NSW
Avalon Beach	House	$2,937,500	$307,500	NSW
Alexandria	House	$2,105,000	$305,000	NSW
Forresters Beach	House	$1,580,000	$305,000	NSW
Frenchs Forest	House	$2,337,500	$302,700	NSW
Ashbury	House	$2,247,500	$302,500	NSW
Bonville	House	$1,195,000	$295,000	NSW
South Coogee	House	$4,000,000	$295,000	NSW
Ashfield	House	$2,105,000	$294,000	NSW
Sans Souci	House	$2,400,000	$292,500	NSW
Maroubra	House	$3,000,000	$290,000	NSW
North Narrabeen	House	$2,200,000	$290,000	NSW
Waverton	Unit	$1,580,000	$290,000	NSW
Allambie Heights	House	$2,525,000	$287,500	NSW
Davistown	House	$1,372,500	$287,500	NSW
Belrose	House	$2,395,000	$285,000	NSW
West Ryde	House	$2,280,000	$280,000	NSW
Newington	House	$1,888,000	$278,000	NSW
Cammeray	House	$3,122,500	$277,500	NSW
Lugarno	House	$1,842,500	$277,500	NSW
Concord West	House	$2,700,000	$275,000	NSW
Epping	House	$2,535,000	$275,000	NSW
Pennant Hills	House	$2,152,500	$275,000	NSW
Beverly Hills	House	$1,772,500	$272,500	NSW
Haberfield	House	$3,005,000	$272,500	NSW
Berowra	House	$1,670,000	$270,000	NSW
North Ryde	House	$2,495,000	$270,000	NSW
Paxton	House	$712,500	$269,000	NSW
Lakemba	House	$1,375,000	$268,500	NSW
South Hurstville	House	$1,903,000	$268,000	NSW
Bermagui	House	$1,145,000	$267,500	NSW
Northmead	House	$1,645,000	$265,000	NSW
Cromer	House	$2,265,000	$262,000	NSW
Belfield	House	$1,901,000	$258,500	NSW
Asquith	House	$1,810,000	$257,500	NSW
Bondi Beach	House	$4,200,000	$250,000	NSW
Cabramatta West	House	$1,200,000	$250,000	NSW
Matraville	House	$2,620,000	$250,000	NSW
North Willoughby	House	$3,650,000	$250,000	NSW
Queenscliff	Unit	$1,430,000	$247,500	NSW
Croydon	House	$2,329,000	$246,500	NSW
Waverley	Unit	$1,670,000	$245,000	NSW
West Pennant Hills	House	$2,595,000	$245,000	NSW
Stanmore	House	$2,245,000	$244,500	NSW
Carlton	House	$1,845,000	$244,000	NSW
Ourimbah	House	$1,075,000	$243,000	NSW
Bella Vista	House	$2,550,000	$240,000	NSW
Bellevue Hill	Unit	$1,600,000	$240,000	NSW
Punchbowl	House	$1,300,000	$240,000	NSW
Redfern	House	$1,825,000	$240,000	NSW
Lindfield	Unit	$1,270,000	$237,500	NSW
Woolloomooloo	Unit	$1,370,000	$232,500	NSW
Acacia Gardens	House	$1,400,000	$230,000	NSW
Cordeaux Heights	House	$1,350,000	$230,000	NSW
Roselands	House	$1,480,000	$230,000	NSW
North Bondi	Unit	$1,460,000	$228,000	NSW
Lane Cove North	House	$2,652,500	$227,500	NSW
Wilton	House	$1,150,000	$227,500	NSW
Bilgola Plateau	House	$2,508,500	$226,000	NSW
Kogarah	House	$1,700,000	$225,000	NSW
Willoughby	Unit	$1,230,000	$225,000	NSW
Berowra Heights	House	$1,547,000	$224,500	NSW
Hammondville	House	$1,168,750	$223,750	NSW
The Ponds	House	$1,622,500	$222,500	NSW
Bossley Park	House	$1,272,500	$222,000	NSW
Bonnyrigg Heights	House	$1,200,000	$220,000	NSW
Chester Hill	House	$1,200,000	$220,000	NSW
Concord	Unit	$1,170,000	$220,000	NSW
St Peters	House	$1,800,000	$220,000	NSW
Artarmon	House	$3,615,000	$217,500	NSW
Jannali	House	$1,615,000	$215,000	NSW
Kings Park	House	$1,175,000	$215,000	NSW
Cammeray	Unit	$1,376,000	$211,000	NSW
Ermington	House	$1,900,000	$211,000	NSW
Annandale	House	$2,217,500	$210,000	NSW
Centennial Park	Unit	$1,010,000	$210,000	NSW
Narwee	House	$1,510,000	$210,000	NSW
Padstow	House	$1,445,000	$210,000	NSW
Wilberforce	House	$1,235,000	$210,000	NSW
Wiley Park	House	$1,222,500	$209,500	NSW
Hornsby	House	$1,795,000	$207,000	NSW

Source: PropTrack. Ranked by largest one-year price change. Only suburbs with 30 or more sales over the past 12 months included. Click here to return to the story.

Top suburbs in Queensland

Suburb	Property type	Median sale price	One-year price change	State
Minyama	House	$2,287,500	$987,500	QLD
Wilston	House	$1,900,000	$526,355	QLD
Bundall	House	$2,200,000	$467,500	QLD
Sunshine Beach	House	$2,900,000	$460,000	QLD
Manly	House	$1,578,500	$453,500	QLD
St Lucia	House	$2,050,000	$420,000	QLD
New Farm	House	$2,700,000	$400,000	QLD
Seven Hills	House	$1,790,000	$382,500	QLD
Robertson	House	$1,950,000	$367,500	QLD
Main Beach	Unit	$1,595,000	$360,000	QLD
Virginia	House	$1,210,000	$355,000	QLD
Gumdale	House	$2,200,000	$350,000	QLD
Macgregor	House	$1,310,000	$336,000	QLD
Stretton	House	$1,563,000	$330,500	QLD
Forestdale	House	$1,520,000	$320,000	QLD
Coorparoo	House	$1,665,000	$315,000	QLD
Camp Hill	House	$1,662,000	$297,000	QLD
Warana	House	$1,500,000	$295,000	QLD
Bilinga	Unit	$1,325,000	$292,000	QLD
Northgate	House	$1,205,000	$290,000	QLD
Sandgate	House	$1,260,000	$287,500	QLD
Sherwood	House	$1,450,000	$281,250	QLD
Fig Tree Pocket	House	$1,780,000	$280,000	QLD
Hollywell	Unit	$1,300,000	$277,500	QLD
Eight Mile Plains	House	$1,473,888	$277,388	QLD
Clayfield	House	$1,875,000	$275,000	QLD
Noosa Heads	House	$2,025,000	$275,000	QLD
Runaway Bay	House	$1,700,000	$275,000	QLD
Seventeen Mile Rocks	House	$1,125,000	$275,000	QLD
Wooloowin	House	$1,550,000	$273,750	QLD
Kuraby	House	$1,215,000	$265,000	QLD
Wishart	House	$1,335,000	$262,000	QLD
Doonan	House	$1,980,000	$260,000	QLD
Greenslopes	House	$1,323,550	$258,550	QLD
Bonogin	House	$1,607,500	$256,000	QLD
Brookwater	House	$1,400,000	$250,000	QLD
Holland Park	House	$1,350,000	$250,000	QLD
Red Hill	Unit	$900,000	$250,000	QLD
Mount Coolum	House	$1,290,750	$248,250	QLD
Newmarket	House	$1,468,500	$243,500	QLD
Calamvale	House	$1,200,001	$241,501	QLD
Cannon Hill	House	$1,371,000	$235,000	QLD
Willow Vale	House	$928,000	$233,000	QLD
Hawthorne	House	$2,087,500	$232,500	QLD
Wynnum	House	$1,200,000	$225,000	QLD
Sunnybank	House	$1,304,400	$224,400	QLD
Ashgrove	House	$1,725,000	$222,500	QLD
Clear Island Waters	Unit	$975,000	$220,000	QLD
Kedron	House	$1,260,000	$220,000	QLD
Sinnamon Park	House	$1,250,000	$220,000	QLD
Carrara	House	$1,156,750	$218,750	QLD
Annerley	House	$1,250,000	$218,500	QLD
Tugun	House	$1,315,000	$215,000	QLD
Ipswich	House	$765,000	$214,875	QLD
Balmoral	House	$1,850,000	$212,500	QLD
Labrador	House	$1,076,000	$212,000	QLD
Carindale	House	$1,560,000	$210,000	QLD
Thorneside	House	$1,035,000	$210,000	QLD
Holland Park West	House	$1,212,500	$209,591	QLD
Tingalpa	House	$1,016,000	$208,000	QLD
Kairabah	House	$693,250	$205,250	QLD
Currumbin Waters	House	$1,390,000	$205,000	QLD
Gordon Park	House	$1,430,000	$205,000	QLD

Source: PropTrack. Ranked by largest one-year price change. Only suburbs with 30 or more sales over the past 12 months included. Click here to return to the story.

Top suburbs in Western Australia

Suburb	Property type	Median sale price	One-year price change	State
Peppermint Grove	House	$5,300,000	$1,650,000	WA
Applecross	House	$2,500,000	$500,001	WA
Claremont	House	$2,322,500	$431,500	WA
Mount Pleasant	House	$1,831,000	$381,000	WA
Alfred Cove	House	$1,275,000	$355,000	WA
Mount Lawley	House	$1,550,000	$350,000	WA
Nedlands	House	$2,350,000	$344,000	WA
White Gum Valley	House	$1,270,000	$340,000	WA
North Beach	House	$1,695,000	$331,000	WA
Dalkeith	House	$3,500,000	$325,000	WA
Kallaroo	House	$1,250,000	$320,000	WA
East Perth	House	$1,300,000	$300,000	WA
Swanbourne	House	$2,650,000	$290,000	WA
Floreat	House	$2,050,000	$285,000	WA
Mosman Park	House	$2,100,000	$285,000	WA
Burns Beach	House	$1,300,000	$280,000	WA
Stirling	House	$1,200,000	$280,000	WA
Gwelup	House	$1,425,000	$275,000	WA
Subiaco	House	$1,775,000	$271,500	WA
Palmyra	House	$1,010,000	$269,000	WA
Jandakot	House	$1,025,000	$265,000	WA
Salter Point	House	$1,900,000	$262,500	WA
Riverton	House	$1,040,000	$257,500	WA
Attadale	House	$1,756,500	$256,500	WA
Bull Creek	House	$1,100,000	$250,000	WA
Willetton	House	$1,150,000	$247,000	WA
Quindalup	House	$1,500,000	$245,000	WA
Wembley	House	$1,740,000	$241,000	WA
Iluka	House	$1,350,000	$240,000	WA
Mullaloo	House	$1,150,000	$240,000	WA
North Coogee	House	$1,700,000	$235,000	WA
City Beach	House	$2,750,000	$232,500	WA
Ocean Reef	House	$1,190,000	$232,500	WA
Inglewood	House	$1,200,000	$230,000	WA
Shelley	House	$1,500,000	$230,000	WA
Perth	House	$1,130,000	$227,000	WA
Shenton Park	House	$1,800,000	$220,000	WA
Coogee	House	$1,168,500	$218,500	WA
Mundaring	House	$910,000	$217,500	WA
Tarcoola Beach	House	$647,500	$217,500	WA
North Perth	House	$1,295,001	$215,001	WA
Winthrop	House	$1,450,000	$215,000	WA
Scarborough	House	$1,162,500	$212,500	WA
Cottesloe	House	$3,475,000	$211,500	WA
Como	House	$1,275,000	$205,000	WA

Source: PropTrack. Ranked by largest one-year price change. Only suburbs with 30 or more sales over the past 12 months included. Click here to return to the story.

Top suburbs in South Australia

Suburb	Property type	Median sale price	One-year price change	State
South Brighton	House	$1,330,000	$445,000	SA
Somerton Park	House	$1,617,500	$347,500	SA
Unley	House	$1,810,000	$335,000	SA
Woodside	House	$880,000	$334,000	SA
North Adelaide	House	$1,320,000	$320,000	SA
West Lakes	House	$1,180,000	$320,000	SA
Westbourne Park	House	$1,602,500	$283,500	SA
Glenelg North	House	$1,275,000	$281,500	SA
Fullarton	House	$1,483,000	$278,000	SA
Myrtle Bank	House	$1,620,000	$270,000	SA
Daw Park	House	$1,085,000	$268,000	SA
Hectorville	Unit	$736,500	$261,500	SA
Linden Park	House	$1,554,500	$260,750	SA
North Brighton	House	$1,345,000	$260,000	SA
St Georges	House	$1,850,000	$260,000	SA
Marino	House	$1,270,000	$250,000	SA
Prospect	House	$1,152,500	$230,000	SA
Plympton	House	$925,000	$227,500	SA
Wattle Park	House	$1,405,000	$225,000	SA
Woodville South	House	$938,750	$222,750	SA
Kensington Park	House	$1,500,000	$220,556	SA
Seacliff Park	House	$1,015,000	$220,000	SA
Tranmere	House	$1,135,000	$212,000	SA
Burnside	House	$1,500,000	$207,500	SA
Belair	House	$1,155,000	$207,000	SA

Source: PropTrack. Ranked by largest one-year price change. Only suburbs with 30 or more sales over the past 12 months included. Click here to return to the story.

Top suburbs in Victoria

Suburb	Property type	Median sale price	One-year price change	State
Ivanhoe East	Unit	$1,292,500	$566,000	VIC
Caulfield	House	$2,335,000	$448,112	VIC
Seaholme	House	$1,420,000	$320,000	VIC
Middle Park	House	$2,800,000	$315,000	VIC
Ivanhoe	House	$1,670,000	$220,000	VIC
Ivanhoe East	House	$2,307,500	$217,500	VIC

Source: PropTrack. Ranked by largest one-year price change. Only suburbs with 30 or more sales over the past 12 months included. Click here to return to the story.

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