The Wendouree median house price is $502,000 for the April to June 2025 quarter, representing a significant quarterly rise of 14.1% and a year-on-year increase of 9.1%, according to DataVic/REIV data. This makes Wendouree one of the more compelling value propositions in regional Victoria for buyers, sellers, and investors alike.

What Is the Wendouree Median House Price Right Now?

Based on DataVic/REIV figures for the April to June 2025 quarter, the Wendouree median house price sits at $502,000. That figure represents a quarterly jump of 14.1%, one of the stronger short-term growth readings recorded in the Ballarat corridor this cycle. Over the prior 12 months, houses in Wendouree gained 9.1% in value, confirming a sustained upward trajectory rather than a one-off spike.

Units tell a slightly different story. The median unit price in Wendouree is $363,000 for the same quarter, reflecting a minor quarterly dip of 1.4% but still recording positive annual growth of 2.1%. This divergence between houses and units is consistent with the broader regional trend where detached dwellings continue to attract stronger owner-occupier demand.

• Median house price (Apr-Jun 2025): $502,000
• Quarterly change (houses): +14.1%
• Annual change (houses): +9.1%
• Median unit price (Apr-Jun 2025): $363,000
• Quarterly change (units): -1.4%
• Annual change (units): +2.1%

Source: DataVic/REIV via Collings Real Estate CRM data, April to June 2025 quarter.

What Do the Numbers Say About the Wendouree Property Market?

Context matters when reading median prices. Wendouree is a well-established suburb on the north-western edge of Ballarat, and its demographic profile helps explain the strong demand for houses specifically. According to the ABS Census 2021, Wendouree has a population of 10,376 residents, a median age of 42.0 years, a median household income of $990 per week, and a median rent of $250 per week.

A median household income of $990 per week positions Wendouree as a working and middle-income community. At a median house price of $502,000, the price-to-income ratio remains considerably more accessible than Melbourne’s inner suburbs, which is a key drawcard for first-home buyers priced out of the metropolitan market.

The median rent of $250 per week is relevant for investors calculating gross yields. At a $502,000 purchase price and $250 per week rent for houses, the indicative gross rental yield sits at approximately 2.6%. Unit investors fare better on yield at the $363,000 price point, and the low vacancy environment across regional Victoria continues to support rental demand. CoreLogic data for mid-2025 notes that regional Victorian vacancy rates remain below 2%, reinforcing the investment case for well-located Wendouree stock.

For those comparing Wendouree’s trajectory with other Victorian markets, it is worth noting that some Melbourne suburbs have experienced more moderate growth in the same period. For example, our analysis of the median house price in Reservoir shows how inner-north Melbourne pricing dynamics differ significantly from the regional corridor story unfolding in Wendouree.

What Are the Key Considerations When Buying, Selling, or Investing in Wendouree?

Buying in Wendouree

Buyers exploring Wendouree in 2026 are entering a market that has gained 9.1% in house values over the past year. That growth rate, combined with an entry price well below Melbourne medians, creates genuine appeal for owner-occupiers seeking space and affordability. The suburb’s proximity to Lake Wendouree, established schools, and Ballarat’s CBD adds lifestyle value that supports long-term capital retention.

First-home buyers should note that at $502,000, Wendouree houses currently fall within several state and federal assistance thresholds. It is worth consulting with your conveyancer and financial adviser to confirm current eligibility, as thresholds are reviewed periodically.

Selling in Wendouree

Vendors considering selling in Wendouree are in a relatively strong position. The 14.1% quarterly price increase suggests active buyer competition in the most recent quarter, meaning well-presented and correctly priced properties are achieving strong results. Timing and local market knowledge remain critical: a property positioned accurately at or just below the $502,000 median attracts broader buyer interest and can create competitive offer scenarios.

For a benchmark, comparing Wendouree’s current momentum with the median house price in Brunswick illustrates how regional markets are now closing the gap on some established Melbourne pockets, which adds further confidence for Wendouree vendors.

Investing in Wendouree

Wendouree’s investment case is built on three pillars: relative affordability, demonstrated capital growth, and consistent rental demand. With median rent at $250 per week and the unit median at $363,000, entry-level investors can access a real asset class at a fraction of the cost of comparable Melbourne units. The RBA’s most recent commentary on regional housing markets notes that supply constraints in regional centres continue to support both rents and values, a dynamic directly applicable to Wendouree.

Investors should also consider the demographic profile: a median age of 42 and stable household incomes point to a community of established renters and potential future buyers, reducing the risk of prolonged vacancy between tenancies.

How Does Collings Real Estate Help Buyers, Sellers, and Investors in Wendouree?

Collings Real Estate brings a data-led, client-first approach to every property transaction. Whether you are buying in Wendouree, preparing to sell, or building a regional investment portfolio, the Collings team combines real-time market intelligence with decades of Victorian property experience.

Our services include:

• Free property appraisals grounded in current sales data, not generic estimates
• Buyer advocacy to secure properties at fair market value, including access to off-market listings
• Property management for investors seeking reliable tenancy outcomes in regional Victoria
• Market reporting across Victoria, from regional Wendouree through to suburbs like Northcote, covering every segment of the Victorian market

Our off-market and pre-market portal gives registered buyers early access to properties before they are publicly listed. Sign up to the Collings portal to receive alerts matched to your search criteria in Wendouree and across Victoria.

To speak with a Collings property specialist directly, contact us:

• Phone: 03 9486 2000
• Email: info@collings.com.au
• Office: 230 Waterdale Road, Ivanhoe, VIC 3079

Request a free property appraisal today and find out exactly what your Wendouree property is worth in the current market.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wendouree Median House Prices

What is the current median house price in Wendouree?

The Wendouree median house price is $502,000 for the April to June 2025 quarter, according to DataVic/REIV data. This represents a quarterly increase of 14.1% and a year-on-year increase of 9.1%.

What is the median unit price in Wendouree?

The median unit price in Wendouree is $363,000 for the April to June 2025 quarter, a slight quarterly decrease of 1.4% but up 2.1% year-on-year, according to DataVic/REIV figures.

Is Wendouree a good place to invest in property?

Wendouree shows consistent capital growth in the house segment (up 9.1% annually) combined with affordable entry prices and stable rental demand supported by a median rent of $250 per week (ABS Census 2021). Regional Victorian vacancy rates below 2% (CoreLogic, mid-2025) further support the investment case.

What is the population of Wendouree?

According to the ABS Census 2021, Wendouree has a population of 10,376 residents, with a median age of 42.0 years and a median household income of $990 per week.

How does Collings Real Estate help with Wendouree property?

Collings Real Estate provides free property appraisals, buyer advocacy, property management, and access to an off-market portal for buyers and investors active in Wendouree and across Victoria. Contact the team on 03 9486 2000 or at info@collings.com.au.