House prices in Adelaide,
suburb by suburb.
52 suburbs, twenty quarters, every figure from the South Australian Valuer-General’s record of settled sales. Updated each quarter, free to reuse with attribution.
Across the 52 Adelaide suburbs Wemark works in, the sales-weighted median house price was $919,198 in July to September 2026, +8% on a year earlier and +67% on five years ago, from 1,040 settled house sales recorded by the South Australian Valuer-General. Of the 41 suburbs with enough sales to compare, 35 rose on the year and 4 fell.
The line is the average of the 52 suburb medians, weighted by how many houses sold in each, so a busy suburb counts for more than a quiet one. It is a fair picture of the northern, north-eastern and inner suburbs where most of these 52 sit, not of Adelaide as a whole.
Every quarter since Oct–Dec 2021
| Quarter | Weighted median | Houses sold | Suburbs with sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul–Sep 2026 | $919,198 | 1,040 | 52 |
| Apr–Jun 2026 | $947,426 | 1,193 | 52 |
| Jan–Mar 2026 | $948,693 | 1,077 | 50 |
| Oct–Dec 2025 | $903,731 | 1,281 | 51 |
| Jul–Sep 2025 | $850,367 | 1,229 | 51 |
| Apr–Jun 2025 | $823,779 | 1,245 | 52 |
| Jan–Mar 2025 | $826,523 | 1,043 | 52 |
| Oct–Dec 2024 | $825,342 | 1,207 | 52 |
| Jul–Sep 2024 | $773,035 | 1,194 | 52 |
| Apr–Jun 2024 | $733,177 | 1,232 | 52 |
| Jan–Mar 2024 | $711,523 | 961 | 51 |
| Oct–Dec 2023 | $702,506 | 1,141 | 51 |
| Jul–Sep 2023 | $654,706 | 1,008 | 52 |
| Apr–Jun 2023 | $645,772 | 1,121 | 51 |
| Jan–Mar 2023 | $627,797 | 909 | 48 |
| Oct–Dec 2022 | $616,857 | 1,100 | 51 |
| Jul–Sep 2022 | $612,483 | 1,256 | 49 |
| Apr–Jun 2022 | $616,266 | 1,309 | 51 |
| Jan–Mar 2022 | $594,810 | 1,156 | 50 |
| Oct–Dec 2021 | $549,005 | 1,393 | 51 |
What’s your home worth? Free market appraisal.
A suburb median is the middle of the market. For your own home, with the comparable sales behind the figure, ask for a free appraisal.
Where prices moved most
Annual change is only shown where both quarters had at least 5 sales, so a single unusual sale cannot make a suburb look like it boomed or crashed.
Biggest rises on a year ago
- Blair Athol+46% · $1.31M
- Golden Grove+31% · $1.15M
- Norwood+31% · $2.33M
- Hope Valley+18% · $988k
- Klemzig+17% · $1.1M
Falls on a year ago
- Northgate−16% · $918k
- North Adelaide−10% · $1.8M
- Devon Park−5% · $1.1M
- Hillcrest−2% · $980k
Most houses sold
- Morphett Vale113 sales · $820k
- Munno Para West55 sales · $718k
- Paralowie53 sales · $735k
- Davoren Park44 sales · $686k
- Munno Para43 sales · $682k
Most affordable
- Elizabeth Downs$645k · 26 sales
- Munno Para$682k · 43 sales
- Davoren Park$686k · 44 sales
- Salisbury North$717k · 32 sales
- Munno Para West$718k · 55 sales
Highest medians
- Norwood$2.33M · 13 sales
- North Adelaide$1.8M · 8 sales
- Prospect$1.5M · 25 sales
- Woodville$1.33M · 5 sales
- Blair Athol$1.31M · 21 sales
Read the table, not just the rank
35 of the 41 comparable suburbs rose on the year, 4 fell and 2 were level. 8 suburbs had fewer than 5 sales in the quarter (Adelaide, Elizabeth, Gawler, Gepps Cross, Glenelg, Goodwood, Kilburn, Walkerville), so their medians are marked as a rough guide. A quarterly median moves with whichever homes happened to sell; the five-year figure and each suburb’s own chart are the steadier guide.
Every suburb, side by side
Click a suburb for its own five-year chart, every quarter’s figure, and what Wemark has sold and leased there.
| Suburb | Median, Jul–Sep 2026 | Sales | On a year ago | Over five years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Norwood 5067 | $2,325,000 | 13 | +31% | +70% |
| Walkerville 5081 | $2,025,000 | 4 | n/a | n/a |
| Glenelg 5045 | $1,870,000 | 2 | n/a | n/a |
| Gawler | $1,850,000 | 1 | n/a | n/a |
| Adelaide | $1,830,000 | 3 | n/a | n/a |
| North Adelaide 5006 | $1,800,000 | 8 | −10% | +44% |
| Prospect 5082 | $1,500,000 | 25 | 0% | +66% |
| Woodville | $1,335,000 | 5 | n/a | +34% |
| Blair Athol | $1,312,500 | 21 | +46% | +128% |
| Mitcham | $1,300,000 | 6 | n/a | +17% |
| Goodwood | $1,270,000 | 3 | n/a | n/a |
| Mile End | $1,240,000 | 10 | +10% | +59% |
| Golden Grove | $1,150,000 | 24 | +31% | +97% |
| Newton | $1,130,000 | 16 | +15% | +86% |
| Devon Park | $1,105,000 | 5 | −5% | n/a |
| Klemzig 5087 | $1,100,900 | 15 | +17% | +68% |
| Bowden | $1,080,000 | 5 | n/a | n/a |
| Dernancourt 5075 | $1,047,500 | 11 | +11% | +62% |
| Hope Valley 5090 | $987,500 | 21 | +18% | +98% |
| Hillcrest 5086 | $980,000 | 11 | −2% | +62% |
| Northfield 5085 | $975,000 | 8 | +9% | +99% |
| Riverlea Park 5120 | $972,000 | 22 | +15% | n/a |
| Modbury North 5092 | $971,250 | 18 | +7% | +106% |
| Clearview 5085 | $965,000 | 15 | +12% | +72% |
| Enfield | $950,000 | 29 | +2% | +76% |
| Mawson Lakes 5095 | $930,000 | 25 | +7% | +55% |
| Gilles Plains | $925,000 | 9 | +8% | +88% |
| Northgate 5085 | $918,000 | 7 | −16% | +65% |
| Holden Hill 5088 | $907,500 | 7 | +8% | +89% |
| Lightsview 5085 | $905,000 | 28 | +10% | +68% |
| Ridgehaven 5097 | $905,000 | 23 | +16% | +84% |
| Modbury Heights | $903,000 | 27 | +11% | +70% |
| Modbury | $900,000 | 16 | +15% | +89% |
| Valley View 5093 | $900,000 | 27 | +9% | +74% |
| Mansfield Park 5012 | $885,000 | 7 | +8% | +66% |
| Pooraka 5095 | $857,500 | 16 | +7% | +84% |
| Ingle Farm 5098 | $855,000 | 42 | +11% | +89% |
| Kilburn 5084 | $851,500 | 3 | n/a | n/a |
| Gepps Cross 5094 | $850,000 | 3 | n/a | n/a |
| Para Hills 5096 | $825,000 | 42 | +11% | +93% |
| Morphett Vale 5162 | $820,000 | 113 | +10% | +100% |
| Parafield Gardens 5107 | $813,500 | 36 | 0% | +83% |
| Salisbury | $811,000 | 16 | +11% | +105% |
| Para Vista 5093 | $790,000 | 15 | +3% | +84% |
| Salisbury Downs | $760,000 | 21 | +3% | +97% |
| Paralowie 5108 | $735,000 | 53 | +4% | +81% |
| Munno Para West | $717,500 | 55 | +4% | +108% |
| Salisbury North | $717,000 | 32 | +9% | +124% |
| Davoren Park | $686,000 | 44 | +12% | +174% |
| Munno Para | $682,000 | 43 | +3% | +118% |
| Elizabeth | $673,500 | 3 | n/a | n/a |
| Elizabeth Downs | $645,000 | 26 | +7% | +153% |
Download the data: this quarter, one row per suburb (CSV) · twenty quarters, one row per suburb per quarter (CSV). Free to reuse and republish with attribution to the Valuer-General and a link to this page. Weekly rents for the same suburbs are in the rent price report, and what the banks expect next is in our 2026 and 2027 market forecast.
Median price data updated . Figures for July to September 2026, the latest quarter the Valuer-General has released (published 14 October 2026). Source: Office of the Valuer-General, South Australia, metropolitan median house sales, published on Data SA by the Department for Housing and Urban Development under CC BY 4.0. Houses only; units and apartments are not included. A suburb median is not a valuation of any one home. No figure this quarter for Rose Park.
Thinking of selling?
These are suburb medians, the middle of every house sold in the quarter. Your house is one sale, and its price depends on its land, condition, street and timing. To see your suburb’s figure in seconds, use the instant house price estimate. For what your own home would sell for, with the comparable sales behind the number, book a free property appraisal in Adelaide: a sales specialist calls within four business hours, and there is no obligation to sell.
About these figures
- What is my house worth?
- A suburb median is where to start, not the answer. Our instant price estimate gives the latest Valuer-General median for any metropolitan Adelaide suburb in seconds. For a price range on your own house, with the comparable sales behind it, book a free property appraisal.
- Why is my house worth more or less than the suburb median?
- Half the houses sold in the suburb went for more than the median and half for less. Land size, condition, renovations, the street and the number of bedrooms all move a single house a long way from it, which is why an appraisal starts from comparable sales rather than the suburb figure.
- Which Adelaide suburb had the highest median house price in Jul–Sep 2026?
- Norwood, at $2,325,000 from 13 sales, followed by North Adelaide ($1,800,000) and Prospect ($1,500,000). Only suburbs with at least 5 sales in the quarter are ranked, because a median from two or three sales says more about those homes than about the suburb.
- Which suburb was the most affordable?
- Elizabeth Downs, with a median of $645,000 from 26 sales, then Munno Para ($682,000) and Davoren Park ($686,000). Each suburb’s own page shows its five-year line and every quarter’s figure.
- Where do these house price figures come from?
- The Office of the Valuer-General, South Australia, which records every settled sale in the state. Its metropolitan median house sales file is published quarterly on Data SA by the Department for Housing and Urban Development under a Creative Commons Attribution licence. This report uses the release dated 14 October 2026 and covers houses only, not units or apartments.
- How often is this report updated?
- Every quarter, within a few weeks of the Valuer-General publishing the new figures, which is usually two to five weeks after the quarter ends. The next quarter, October to December 2026, will be added when it is released. The date at the top of the page is the date of the data, not the date the page was last opened.