📈 Price Trends — Newcastle

Updated 2026-06-15

Where prices are moving and why. Year-on-year growth, regional medians, value gaps between neighbours, and price compression signals.

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$1.2M
Regional Median
+12.2%
Median Growth

Above Median

SuburbPriceGrowthSignal
Bar Beach $3.9M WAIT
Merewether $2.3M +0.0% WAIT
Newcastle East $2.3M WAIT
The Hill $2.1M +2.3% SELL
Hamilton East $2.0M +57.2% WAIT
Newcastle $2.0M +13.3% BUY
Merewether Heights $1.9M +1.9% SELL
Cooks Hill $1.8M +29.3% BUY
The Junction $1.8M +2.5% WAIT
Hamilton South $1.5M -4.0% SELL

Value Gaps: 20%+ Below Neighbours

A suburb priced 20%+ below its immediate neighbours is worth a closer look. Sometimes the discount is justified. Sometimes the market hasn't caught up. We flag the gaps so you can investigate.

WAIT Newcastle Beach — 62% below neighbour average ($820k)

BUY Newcastle West — 47% below neighbour average ($880k)

WAIT Carrington — 39% below neighbour average ($970k)

WAIT The Junction — 23% below neighbour average ($1.8M)

BUY Georgetown — 23% below neighbour average ($850k)

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Frequently asked questions

What is the median house price in Newcastle?

The regional median house price is $1.2M, with median year-on-year growth of 12.2%. Prices vary significantly by suburb — check any specific address for localised price intelligence.