Melbourne Market Data Analysis: Population Growth And Land Price Increase
With the current population growth trend, Melbourne will overtake Sydney as Australia's largest city by 2030, with a population of 7 million. According to the RPM survey, for example, land prices and sales in the greater Melbourne region have increased over the past three years...
Melbourne market data analysis： According to RPM Research， Australia's population is growing at an annual rate of 1.61 percent, ahead of other large immigrant nations. We provide property for sale in Australia.
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Victoria has increased by 149,374 people over the past 12 months, an annual increase of 2.43 percent, and a net weekly increase of 2,873 people. Its population is growing fastest. The number of newborns increased by 36,556, an increase of 6% year on year, and about 703 per week. The number of immigrants increased by 83,446, an increase of 28% year on year, 1,605 immigrants per week. We provide real estate for sale in Australia.
In addition, due to the favorable living environment and relatively low cost of living, more and more native Australians from other states have also moved to Victoria. According to the survey, 18,557 people have moved to Victoria from other states, a year-on-year increase of 28 percent, about 357 people per week. With the current population growth trend of Melbourne, Melbourne will overtake Sydney to become a big city in Australia in 2030. At that time, its population will reach 7 million! We provide Australian houses.
According to Research by RPM Research, land prices and sales in major Melbourne regions have increased by 25% in the past three years and 41% in the past two years. The prices of Point Cook and Tarneit, popular areas in the southwest region of Melbourne, grew by 26% to 30% annually. The price of Clyde North land in the far south is up 36% a year. We sell real estate new south Wales.
Donnybrook, north Melbourne, is up 44% a year, with the median price rising from $216,000 to $310,000. In terms of sales, Tarneit in southwest Melbourne was the best, with 2,015 land plots sold in the past 12 months, followed by Rockbank with 1,905 lots sold and Melton South with 1,351. Werribee, Point Cook, Wyndham Vale and Truganina have also done well, selling about 1,000 plots.
In the north of Melbourne,Wollert has been a standout, selling 1,865 plots a year, thanks to the efforts of several major developers. According to the grand development plan of Melbourne 2050, areas like Sunbury and Donnybrook in the northern region in the future also have unlimited potential.
The eastern and southern districts of Melbourne have relatively complete development and relatively few land plots available for sale.Currently, local buyers are in favor of Clyde and Clyde North in the far southeast. Clyde North has sold 1,605 land plots in the past 12 months, with a median price of $330,000, up 36%.
52 Fiddlers Green Road, Kyneton VIC 3444
$675,000
TigerZ estimate: $700,000
Land area40400㎡
Enjoy relaxed country living, privacy and space in this 1900's weatherboard and bluestone home that oozes character and charm. All on 10 acres approx. and only minutes from what Kyneton and the Macedon Ranges has to offer.
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2A Murphy Street, Castlemaine VIC 3450
$595,000
Land area3229㎡
Built on land purchased from the Wesley Hill Tennis Club in the 1980’s, this beautifully presented property encompasses 2500m2 approx. and still has the remnants of a tennis court to the rear. Set on the high side of the street and taking advantage of its northerly aspect, the original brick home, built to exacting standards, has all the classic design elements of its era. North facing, the formal living and dining areas are bright and spacious. The informal living room flows from the well catered kitchen with loads of bench space and blackwood cabinetry.
52 Fiddlers Green Road, Kyneton VIC 3444
$675,000
TigerZ estimate: $700,000
Land area40400㎡
Enjoy relaxed country living, privacy and space in this 1900's weatherboard and bluestone home that oozes character and charm. All on 10 acres approx. and only minutes from what Kyneton and the Macedon Ranges has to offer.
2A Murphy Street, Castlemaine VIC 3450
$595,000
Land area3229㎡
Built on land purchased from the Wesley Hill Tennis Club in the 1980’s, this beautifully presented property encompasses 2500m2 approx. and still has the remnants of a tennis court to the rear. Set on the high side of the street and taking advantage of its northerly aspect, the original brick home, built to exacting standards, has all the classic design elements of its era. North facing, the formal living and dining areas are bright and spacious. The informal living room flows from the well catered kitchen with loads of bench space and blackwood cabinetry.
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