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October 2026 data · 50 suburbs

Melbourne Eastern Suburbs house prices map: median price by suburb

Median house and unit prices for 50 suburbs across Box Hill, Doncaster, Glen Waverley, Kew and Camberwell, from REA sales data for October 2026. The typical Melbourne Eastern Suburbs suburb has a median house price of $1.50m and a median unit price of $846k. Open the interactive map to see every suburb coloured by price and compare suburbs side by side.

Map of Melbourne Eastern Suburbs suburbs coloured by median house price, October 2026, in the Real Estate Radar Market Dashboard
Melbourne Eastern Suburbs suburbs coloured by median house price, October 2026. Open the interactive map to zoom, switch to units and compare suburbs.

Most expensive and most affordable Melbourne Eastern Suburbs suburbs

Ranked by median price among suburbs with a reported median in October 2026. Suburbs with few sales can move a lot from month to month.

Highest median house prices

  1. Canterbury $3.13m
  2. Deepdene $2.95m
  3. Balwyn $2.67m
  4. Warrandyte South $2.47m
  5. Hawthorn East $2.46m
  6. Kew $2.46m
  7. Camberwell $2.42m
  8. Glen Iris $2.39m
  9. Hawthorn $2.36m
  10. Kew East $2.26m

Lowest median house prices

  1. Mulgrave $1.08m
  2. Notting Hill $1.17m
  3. Nunawading $1.18m
  4. Forest Hill $1.18m
  5. Clayton $1.19m
  6. Oakleigh East $1.22m
  7. Oakleigh South $1.25m
  8. Mitcham $1.25m
  9. Huntingdale $1.26m
  10. Chadstone $1.28m

Highest median unit prices

  1. Balwyn North $1.32m
  2. Wheelers Hill $1.21m
  3. Mount Waverley $1.09m
  4. Ashburton $1.08m
  5. Wonga Park $1.07m
  6. Mont Albert North $1.06m
  7. Ashwood $1.05m
  8. Canterbury $1.02m
  9. Vermont South $1.02m
  10. Camberwell $995k

Lowest median unit prices

  1. Notting Hill $432k
  2. Warrandyte $486k
  3. Box Hill $500k
  4. Oakleigh $549k
  5. Hawthorn $582k
  6. Hawthorn East $625k
  7. Clayton $631k
  8. Doncaster $632k
  9. Burwood East $668k
  10. Glen Iris $710k

Median prices and growth by suburb

Median prices and growth come from REA sales data for October 2026, for all bedroom counts.3 mo, 6 mo and 12 mo compare the median price with three, six and twelve months earlier. Medians cover sales over the past 12 months, so changes move more slowly than monthly index reports.Suburbs with only a few sales can show big swings, so read large changes with care.

Every Melbourne Eastern Suburbs suburb with a reported median price in October 2026, with the change over 3, 6 and 12 months. Pick a council to narrow the list, and select a column heading to sort. A dash means no reported figure.

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HouseUnit
BoroondaraAshburton$1.95m▼ −1.3%▼ −1.5%▲ +2.2%$1.08m▲ +8.2%▼ −8.5%▼ −12.2%
MonashAshwood$1.40m▼ −4.6%▼ −9.4%▼ −7.5%$1.05m▲ +6.1%▲ +5.5%▲ +11.7%
BoroondaraBalwyn$2.67m▼ −0.6%▼ −7.0%▼ −8.1%$839k▼ −2.0%▼ −1.4%▲ +3.3%
BoroondaraBalwyn North$2.22m▼ −3.6%▼ −4.7%▼ −5.7%$1.32m▲ +16.1%▲ +18.6%▲ +14.2%
WhitehorseBlackburn$1.57m▼ −1.8%▼ −3.6%▼ −1.8%$743k▼ −3.0%▼ −7.2%▼ −5.4%
WhitehorseBlackburn North$1.36m▼ −2.4%▼ −3.6%▲ +1.2%$930k▲ +1.1%▲ +4.9%▲ +17.5%
WhitehorseBlackburn South$1.34m▼ −1.3%▼ −2.3%▼ −2.8%$881k▼ −9.2%▼ −2.1%▼ −5.8%
WhitehorseBox Hill$1.58m▼ −4.0%▼ −5.7%▼ −6.7%$500k▼ −0.4%▼ −1.0%▼ −6.9%
WhitehorseBox Hill North$1.31m▼ −5.7%▼ −6.1%▼ −5.4%$819k▼ −9.0%▼ −12.7%▼ −11.2%
WhitehorseBox Hill South$1.43m▼ −1.7%▼ −5.7%▼ −1.2%$860k▲ +0.5%▼ −4.8%▼ −6.0%
ManninghamBulleen$1.33m▼ −1.5%▼ −3.1%▼ −1.5%$814k▲ +2.4%▼ −4.2%▼ −6.2%
WhitehorseBurwood$1.38m▼ −2.5%▼ −4.8%▼ −8.1%$814k▼ −1.2%▼ −6.1%▲ +1.8%
WhitehorseBurwood East$1.31m▼ −2.6%▼ −2.6%▼ −0.4%$668k▼ −0.1%▲ +0.6%▲ +6.0%
BoroondaraCamberwell$2.42m▼ −4.3%▼ −5.1%▼ −7.3%$995k▲ +6.3%▲ +0.8%▲ +10.6%
BoroondaraCanterbury$3.13m▼ −2.4%▼ −15.3%▼ −16.7%$1.02m▼ −13.3%▼ −12.4%▼ −10.1%
MonashChadstone$1.28m▼ −3.2%▼ −3.9%▲ +0.8%$865k▲ +0.2%▼ −0.9%▲ +8.3%
MonashClayton$1.19m▼ −7.6%▼ −8.8%▼ −10.2%$631k▼ −10.5%▼ −15.9%▼ −9.3%
BoroondaraDeepdene$2.95m▼ −5.6%▼ −10.6%▼ −14.5%$981k▲ +8.8%▼ −10.8%▼ −11.1%
ManninghamDoncaster$1.50m▼ −2.0%▼ −3.2%0.0%$632k▲ +0.8%▲ +0.3%▲ +6.2%
ManninghamDoncaster East$1.50m▼ −5.9%▼ −6.5%▼ −4.1%$822k▼ −2.4%▼ −1.0%▼ −7.7%
ManninghamDonvale$1.58m▼ −4.6%▼ −3.2%▲ +1.1%$829k▼ −2.3%▼ −1.6%▲ +3.0%
WhitehorseForest Hill$1.18m▼ −3.7%▼ −3.5%▼ −2.7%$848k▲ +5.9%▲ +8.0%▲ +10.8%
BoroondaraGlen Iris$2.39m▼ −2.3%▼ −8.6%▼ −3.4%$710k▼ −1.2%▲ +2.2%▲ +4.4%
MonashGlen Waverley$1.68m▼ −3.8%▼ −5.2%▼ −1.6%$883k▼ −5.4%▼ −2.5%▼ −5.1%
BoroondaraHawthorn$2.36m▼ −14.6%▼ −15.6%▼ −20.7%$582k▼ −1.2%▲ +1.9%▲ +1.2%
BoroondaraHawthorn East$2.46m▼ −0.8%▼ −1.4%▼ −3.3%$625k▼ −1.1%▲ +1.6%▲ +1.1%
MonashHughesdale$1.65m0.0%▲ +5.0%▲ +12.7%$723k▲ +1.0%▲ +4.2%▲ +3.2%
MonashHuntingdale$1.26m▼ −5.7%▼ −0.5%▼ −2.6%$771k▲ +30.7%0.0%▲ +10.1%
BoroondaraKew$2.46m▼ −1.9%▼ −3.1%▼ −6.4%$887k▲ +4.1%▲ +0.2%▲ +10.9%
BoroondaraKew East$2.26m▼ −2.2%▼ −1.7%▲ +2.7%$915k▼ −10.4%▼ −2.1%▼ −4.1%
WhitehorseMitcham$1.25m0.0%▲ +0.2%▲ +4.1%$844k▼ −1.6%▼ −1.9%▲ +5.5%
WhitehorseMont Albert$2.06m▼ −11.6%▼ −14.8%▼ −17.7%$808k▲ +1.3%▼ −0.1%▼ −0.9%
WhitehorseMont Albert North$1.59m▼ −10.5%▼ −9.5%▼ −6.5%$1.06m▼ −16.3%▼ −18.6%▼ −18.6%
MonashMount Waverley$1.56m▼ −3.5%▼ −5.5%▼ −5.7%$1.09m▼ −0.6%▼ −4.5%▼ −0.6%
MonashMulgrave$1.08m▼ −3.6%▼ −4.4%▼ −2.3%$820k▼ −5.8%▼ −4.7%▼ −4.2%
MonashNotting Hill$1.17m▼ −0.7%▼ −0.3%▼ −1.7%$432k▼ −0.9%▲ +9.2%▲ +14.2%
WhitehorseNunawading$1.18m▼ −1.4%▼ −1.6%▲ +3.4%$815k▲ +3.8%▲ +3.8%▲ +8.6%
MonashOakleigh$1.35m▼ −2.9%▼ −2.9%▲ +1.5%$549k▼ −5.3%▼ −5.3%▼ −4.1%
MonashOakleigh East$1.22m▲ +0.4%▲ +2.0%▲ +3.9%$875k▲ +1.9%▲ +0.6%▼ −1.4%
MonashOakleigh South$1.25m▼ −0.2%▼ −1.0%▲ +5.5%$785k▼ −6.0%▼ −9.2%▲ +2.0%
ManninghamPark Orchards$2.06m▲ +6.4%▲ +8.1%▲ +5.1%––––
BoroondaraSurrey Hills$2.19m▼ −0.5%▼ −2.4%▼ −5.0%$900k0.0%▼ −4.8%▲ +4.4%
ManninghamTemplestowe$1.57m▼ −1.9%▼ −4.3%▼ −4.6%$982k▲ +0.9%▲ +6.4%▲ +21.2%
ManninghamTemplestowe Lower$1.36m▼ −0.9%▼ −0.8%▲ +1.6%$935k▲ +0.3%▲ +2.9%▲ +5.1%
WhitehorseVermont$1.29m▼ −1.9%▼ −4.3%▼ −1.0%$870k▲ +2.2%▼ −0.7%▲ +1.5%
WhitehorseVermont South$1.45m▼ −3.9%▼ −5.2%▼ −3.2%$1.02m▲ +0.5%▲ +15.4%▲ +5.2%
ManninghamWarrandyte$1.49m▼ −0.5%▲ +1.9%▲ +8.6%$486k–––
ManninghamWarrandyte South$2.47m–––––––
MonashWheelers Hill$1.46m▼ −2.3%▼ −2.5%▼ −0.7%$1.21m0.0%▼ −3.9%▲ +0.8%
ManninghamWonga Park$1.65m▼ −1.3%▼ −2.6%▲ +8.9%$1.07m–––

Common questions

What is the median house price in Melbourne Eastern Suburbs?

Across the 50 Melbourne Eastern Suburbs suburbs with a reported median house price in October 2026, the middle suburb median is $1.50m. This is the median of suburb medians, not a single city-wide figure.

Which Melbourne Eastern Suburbs suburbs have the highest house prices?

In October 2026 the highest median house prices were in Canterbury ($3.13m), Deepdene ($2.95m), Balwyn ($2.67m), Warrandyte South ($2.47m), Hawthorn East ($2.46m).

Where are the most affordable houses in Melbourne Eastern Suburbs?

In October 2026 the lowest median house prices were in Mulgrave ($1.08m), Notting Hill ($1.17m), Nunawading ($1.18m), Forest Hill ($1.18m), Clayton ($1.19m). Units are often cheaper: the lowest unit medians were in Notting Hill ($432k), Warrandyte ($486k), Box Hill ($500k).

Where does this data come from and how often is it updated?

Prices come from REA sales data and are refreshed monthly. This page covers Box Hill, Doncaster, Glen Waverley, Kew and Camberwell, using ABS 2021 suburb boundaries, and shows October 2026.