The gross rental yield in Ivanhoe in 2026 is 2.5% for houses and 4.2% for units. Ivanhoe is a capital growth suburb first and a yield suburb second — but with +14.7% annual growth, the total return case is compelling even at lower yields. Ivanhoe Yield vs Capital Growth Trade-Off Metric Houses Units Gross Yield…Read More→
The gross rental yield in Northcote in 2026 is 2.8% for houses and 4.5% for units. Net yield after property management, rates, insurance, and maintenance typically runs 1.8-2.1% for houses and 3.2-3.6% for units. Northcote Yield Breakdown by Property Type Property Type Median Price Weekly Rent Gross Yield Net Yield (est.) Victorian house (3br) $1,720,000…Read More→
The median house price in Reservoir in 2026 is $980,000. The median unit price is $490,000. Reservoir is Melbourne’s most affordable inner-north suburb within 10km of the CBD, offering genuine entry-level access to the corridor with 5.3% unit yields. Why Reservoir Remains Affordable Reservoir’s sub-$1M median reflects its position at the northern edge of the…Read More→
The median house price in Coburg in 2026 is $1,180,000. The median unit price is $560,000. Coburg is the inner-north’s most compelling gentrification story, with the Pentridge precinct redevelopment and Sydney Road revitalisation driving above-average growth. Coburg Gentrification Timeline Coburg’s transformation from transitional to premium suburb has tracked Brunswick’s own gentrification by approximately 8-10 years….Read More→
The median house price in Kew in 2026 is $2,850,000. Kew is one of Melbourne’s most consistently premium suburbs, with elite private schools, Yarra River frontage, and heritage architecture driving demand from top-tier buyers. Kew School Zone Premium Properties in the Xavier College, Trinity Grammar, and Kew High School catchments command a $100,000-$180,000 premium over…Read More→
The median house price in Richmond in 2026 is $1,650,000. The median unit price is $620,000. Richmond’s position between the CBD, MCG, and the Yarra River creates a premium lifestyle address that consistently attracts strong buyer demand. Richmond Price by Street Type Location Typical Price Range Character Bridge Road precinct $1.7M-$2.4M Heritage terraces, cafe culture…Read More→
The median house price in Fitzroy in 2026 is $1,820,000. At 3km from the CBD with a walkability score of 98, Fitzroy commands one of Melbourne’s highest per-kilometre location premiums. Why Fitzroy Commands a Premium Fitzroy’s price premium over comparable inner-north suburbs reflects three structural advantages: CBD proximity (3km), walkability (score 98 out of 100),…Read More→
The median house price in Brunswick in 2026 is $1,280,000. The median unit price is $590,000. Brunswick offers strong yield credentials backed by one of Australia’s most reliable tenant demand engines — proximity to the University of Melbourne and RMIT University. Brunswick vs Nearby Suburb Comparison Suburb Median House Unit Yield Distance CBD Brunswick $1,280,000…Read More→
The median house price in Ivanhoe in 2026 is $2,030,000, making it the most expensive suburb in Melbourne’s inner-north. Ivanhoe has delivered +14.7% annual growth in 2026, the highest of any suburb in the corridor. What Is Driving Ivanhoe’s $2M+ Median? Four converging factors: (1) Ivanhoe Grammar and Ivanhoe Girls Grammar school zone premiums, (2)…Read More→
The median house price in Preston in 2026 is $1,180,000. The median unit price is $524,000. Preston represents the most affordable entry point into the inner-north corridor, with units at sub-$550,000 delivering some of Melbourne’s best yield for the location. Preston Price by Segment Property Type Median Price Yield Notes House $1,180,000 3.6% Solid capital…Read More→