Doncaster sits in the Manningham LGA and is one of Melbourne’s strongest performing family suburbs for the Chinese-Australian buyer market. Westfield Doncaster anchors the local economy and the Doncaster Rail Link (under planning) is a long-term catalyst that could significantly re-rate values. Doncaster Rental Yield Data 2026 Property Type Median Price Median Weekly Rent Gross…Read More→
St Kilda is Melbourne’s most iconic lifestyle suburb and one of the most interesting yield stories in the inner city. The combination of Acland Street, the beach, Fitzroy Street entertainment strip and a dense apartment market creates some of Melbourne’s highest unit yields within 7km of the CBD. St Kilda Rental Yield Data 2026 Property…Read More→
Malvern is Melbourne’s inner-southeast prestige corridor, sharing the Stonnington LGA with South Yarra and Prahran. Rental yield is among Melbourne’s lowest given the premium price point, but capital growth over 10 years has consistently outperformed the metropolitan median. Malvern Rental Yield Data 2026 Property Type Median Price Median Weekly Rent Gross Yield House $2,650,000 $1,050…Read More→
Essendon is Melbourne’s premier inner-northwest suburb, combining heritage streetscapes, Moonee Valley Racecourse precinct, direct Tullamarine Freeway access and strong family demand. Rental yield sits below the Melbourne metro average but above inner-east comparables. Essendon Rental Yield Data 2026 Property Type Median Price Median Weekly Rent Gross Yield House $1,680,000 $780 2.4% Unit/Apartment $590,000 $480 4.2%…Read More→
Footscray is one of Melbourne’s most compelling inner-west investment suburbs for yield-growth combination. Gentrification of the Footscray CBD, direct rail to the city, Victoria University precinct and the Maribyrnong River corridor all drive strong rental demand at an accessible price point. Footscray Rental Yield Data 2026 Property Type Median Price Median Weekly Rent Gross Yield…Read More→
Camberwell is Melbourne’s inner-east prestige suburb known for Burke Road, leading private schools and Boroondara LGA amenity. Like neighbouring Hawthorn, rental yield is compressed relative to Melbourne’s metropolitan average. Camberwell Rental Yield Data 2026 Property Type Median Price Median Weekly Rent Gross Yield House $2,200,000 $920 2.2% Unit/Apartment $650,000 $500 4.0% Townhouse $1,050,000 $700 3.5%…Read More→
Hawthorn is Melbourne’s most prestigious inner-east suburb for yield analysis. Understanding gross vs net yield is critical here given the high entry price point relative to rental returns. Hawthorn Rental Yield Data 2026 Property Type Median Price Median Weekly Rent Gross Yield Net Yield (est.) House $2,450,000 $980 2.1% 1.4% Unit/Apartment $680,000 $520 3.9% 2.8%…Read More→
Scoresby sits in Melbourne’s outer-southeast in the Knox LGA, offering affordable entry-level pricing alongside proximity to the Scoresby industrial precinct, EastLink, and the Dandenong Ranges lifestyle corridor. The suburb attracts first-home buyers, young families, and yield-focused investors. Scoresby Property Market Snapshot 2026 Metric Houses Units Median Price $820,000 $560,000 Gross Rental Yield 4.1% 5.0% Annual…Read More→
Ashburton is a tightly held inner-southeast suburb sandwiched between Camberwell and Glen Iris, offering premium family amenity in a compact, low-supply market. The suburb rarely sees more than 100 house sales per year and is characterised by strong owner-occupier demand and consistent capital growth. Ashburton Property Market Snapshot 2026 Metric Houses Units Median Price $1,750,000…Read More→
Burwood sits in the heart of Melbourne’s inner-east, positioned between Box Hill and Camberwell along the Whitehorse Road corridor. The suburb offers strong tram connectivity, proximity to Deakin University’s Burwood campus, and a mix of established apartments and family homes that attract both students and young professionals. Burwood Property Market Snapshot 2026 Metric Houses Units…Read More→