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Mont Albert property prices over the past 11 years

Explore how median house and unit prices have changed over time using annual sales data.

When you review a long price history for Mont Albert, compare houses and units on their own rather than as one combined figure. A single year rarely defines the pattern, and sales activity alongside medians gives useful context across the full reporting period rather than in one year alone.

Price history

Compare annual median house and unit prices across the same period. Switch between nominal and inflation-adjusted values to view historical price movement in different terms.

Significant market events

Major Australian economic events are shown as reference points for long-term price movement. They provide broader market context rather than suburb-specific explanations.

Vertical guides on the chart mark wider macro moments—not Mont Albert-specific headlines. They are deliberately light: context for reading Mont Albert property trends, not a substitute for local advice.

  • 2020 — COVID-19. A period when many markets saw unusual buyer urgency and lifestyle-led moves.
  • 2022 — RBA cash rate rises. Borrowing costs shifted quickly—often cooling the most rate-sensitive segments first.
  • 2024 — Inflation peak easing. Sentiment began balancing again as inflation pressures moderated from their peak.

Mont Albert property market: a decade in context

A longer-term view of how house and unit prices have moved across the decade.

Across 2016 to 2026, houses increased by 13.16% while units rose by 13.81%. House prices recorded their strongest annual increase in 2020, showing that growth has not been linear, before easing in the latest year-to-date figures. Across the decade, both property types finished above where they began and followed a broadly similar direction through the full reporting window, with sales activity picking up in more recent years. Taken together, the figures show how prices moved across the decade rather than in any single year alone.

Year-by-year medians

Compare annual median prices, sales volume, growth and recorded price ranges. Switch between houses and units to focus on one property type at a time.

YearHouse medianHouse salesHouse growthHouse lowHouse high
2026$2,235,00058-10.81%$1,100,000$4,480,000
2025$2,506,00050+3.10%$1,100,000$5,180,000
2024$2,430,00051-5.80%$1,250,000$4,588,000
2023$2,580,00045+11.20%$725,000$5,200,000
2022$2,320,00053-5.30%$1,310,000$4,917,000
2021$2,448,75048+12.80%$1,300,000$4,545,000
2020$2,170,00024+28.40%$1,398,000$4,025,000
2019$1,690,00038-14.00%$1,105,000$4,400,000
2018$1,965,00041-6.70%$655,000$4,150,000
2017$2,105,00052+6.60%$968,000$3,950,000
2016$1,975,00040—$550,000$4,000,000

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