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Victoria Market Update
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Victorian market continues to show steady demand
Tarneit retains #1 for a consecutive quarter, highlighting its position as one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing suburbs due to its affordability and attractiveness for young families with house and land packages.
New entrants this quarter including Mildura #3, Warrnambool #6, Traralgon #7, Reservoir #9 and Frankston #10, show that buyers are balancing affordability, lifestyle, and access to services, with a clear shift toward regional and growth corridor suburbs rather than traditional inner-city hotspots.
Lifestyle migration to regional towns like Mildura, debuting at #3 on the list, shows the trend and movement away from metro suburbs.
In Queensland emerging outer suburbs like Caboolture, Morayfield, Burpengary, Springfield Lakes, and Redbank Plains are seeing significant housing demand. These corridors are becoming key growth areas in early 2026.
Lee Bailie
Chief Operating Officer | InfoTrack
The latest data reflects a market adapting to ongoing economic pressures. Buyers are weighing costs and opportunities more carefully, with regional markets such as Port Macquarie leading the way and helping to shape the New South Wales property landscape.
