38 Perth Suburbs Hit Million-Dollar Mark

REIWA

REIWA has made a significant change to the reporting of its million dollar club.

REIWA President Suzanne Brown said due to the large proportion of Perth suburbs with median house sale prices* over $1 million, the Institute had created two lists.

"Following extremely strong price growth over several years, there are now 167 suburbs with a median house sale price of $1 million or more. This is 41.4 per cent of Perth suburbs," she said.

"Five years ago there were 42, or 10.4 per cent of Perth suburbs.

"Going forward, REIWA will publish a million dollar club list for suburbs with median house sale prices between $1 million and $1.99 million and a list for suburbs with median house sale prices of $2 million or more," she said.

"The lists will be published separately.

"Based on the new reporting format, 136 Perth suburbs had a median house sale price between $1 million and $1.99 million at the end of June 2026 and are members of the million dollar club.

"This compares with 104 suburbs at the end of December 2025."

A record 38 suburbs joined Perth's million dollar club for the first time since the end of 2025.

In addition, five suburbs rejoined the million dollar club after their median house sale prices previously dropped below $1 million. They were Bickley, Harrisdale, Karawara, Munster, and Parkerville.

Two suburbs exited the million dollar club. They were Crawley, which had no qualifying sales in the reporting period, and Jarrahdale, which saw its median house sale price fall below $1 million.

Ten suburbs have moved up to the $2 million club since the end of 2025. They were Attadale, Bicton, Daglish, Jolimont, Marmion, North Beach, Rossmoyne, Salter Point, Wembley Downs, and West Leederville.

Ms Brown said the large number of new entrants to the million dollar club in a six-month period was astounding.

"We have seen significant growth in the number of suburbs with million-dollar median house sale prices over the past few years, but it's been figures such as 34 new entrants over a 12-month period, not 38 over a six-month period," she said.

"This reflects the extremely constrained market conditions experienced in the first quarter of 2026, which saw Perth's median house sale price rise 5.3 per cent over three months and the median time to sell a house drop to eight days in February.

"Price growth continued over the June 2026 quarter but at a slightly lower rate of 3.9 per cent.

"Market conditions are easing and, if they continue to do so, we expect to see a much smaller number of new entrants when we review the million-dollar club in early 2027."

Embleton was the top-performing suburb among the new entrants to the million-dollar club. Its median house sale price rose 29.9 per cent to $1,078,500 in the year to June 2026.

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SuburbAnnual median house sale price (June 2026)
North Fremantle$1,992,500
Sorrento$1,975,000
Wembley$1,975,000
Woodlands$1,951,500
Waterford$1,932,500
Oakford$1,900,000
South Fremantle$1,900,000
Ardross$1,887,500
North Coogee$1,875,000
East Perth$1,850,000
Mount Lawley$1,847,500
Leederville$1,800,000
Winthrop$1,760,000
Mount Hawthorn$1,750,050
Hillarys$1,740,000
Gwelup$1,730,000
Burns Beach$1,715,000
Cardup$1,700,000
Iluka$1,695,000
Booragoon$1,680,000
Karrinyup$1,675,000
North Perth$1,672,500
Carine$1,650,000
Inglewood$1,650,000
Kensington$1,632,000
Alfred Cove$1,620,000
Shelley$1,615,000
Fremantle$1,610,000
White Gum Valley$1,610,000
Bedfordale$1,600,000
Como$1,600,000
West Perth$1,580,000
Manning$1,578,900
Melville$1,560,000
Bateman$1,550,000
Bull Creek$1,532,500
Coogee$1,520,000
Ocean Reef$1,512,500
Mardella$1,500,000
Brentwood$1,490,000
Duncraig$1,488,000
Leeming$1,480,000
Burswood$1,475,000
Scarborough$1,470,000
Kallaroo$1,452,500
Willetton$1,450,000
Stirling$1,426,000
Parkerville$1,425,000
Doubleview$1,410,000
Darling Downs$1,402,500
Mullaloo$1,400,000
Connolly$1,380,500
Mindarie$1,380,000
Myaree$1,375,000
Perth$1,367,500
Beaconsfield$1,362,500
Ascot$1,352,500
Highgate$1,350,000
North Lake$1,350,000
Jandakot$1,335,000
Woodvale$1,320,000
Murdoch$1,302,500
Casuarina$1,300,000
Yokine$1,285,000
Palmyra$1,280,000
Gooseberry Hill$1,270,000
Munster$1,270,000
Kardinya$1,268,000
Lathlain$1,260,000
Samson$1,255,000
Northbridge$1,250,000
Riverton$1,246,250
O'Connor$1,240,000
Darlington$1,235,000
East Victoria Park$1,230,000
Hilton$1,230,000
Joondanna$1,230,000
West Swan$1,223,000
Serpentine$1,220,000
Bayswater$1,205,500
Padbury$1,205,000
Kingsley$1,201,000
Bedford$1,200,000
Dianella$1,200,000
Glen Forrest$1,200,000
Guildford$1,200,000
Wattleup$1,200,000
Maylands$1,187,500
Noranda$1,185,000
The Vines$1,170,000
Victoria Park$1,170,000
Roleystone$1,162,500
Lesmurdie$1,160,500
Landsdale$1,160,000
Jindalee$1,155,000
Canning Vale$1,150,000
Madeley$1,135,000
Bickley$1,130,000
Bushmead$1,130,000
Darch$1,125,000
Mahogany Creek $1,122,750
Karragullen $1,110,000
Edgewater $1,100,000
Kalamunda $1,100,000
Lake Coogee $1,100,000
Greenwood $1,082,500
Hazelmere $1,082,500
Warwick $1,080,000
Embleton $1,078,500
Hamersley $1,075,000
Willagee $1,067,500
Bibra Lake $1,060,000
Innaloo $1,055,000
Beeliar $1,050,000
Carramar $1,050,000
Currambine $1,050,000
Karawara $1,050,000
Kinross $1,050,000
Southern River $1,050,000
Gidgegannup $1,037,500
Tapping $1,033,000
Harrisdale $1,030,000
Orange Grove $1,030,000
Wannanup $1,030,000
Aubin Grove $1,025,000
Boya $1,025,000
Beldon $1,015,000
Quinns Rocks $1,010,000
San Remo $1,010,000
Bassendean $1,000,000
Helena Valley $1,000,000
Piara Waters $1,000,000
Rivervale $1,000,000
Stoneville $1,000,000
Treeby $1,000,000
Wilson $1,000,000

Source: REIWA. Filtered for suburbs with median house sale prices of $1,000,000 to $1.99 million or more for the 12 months to June 2026 at 3 July 2026. Suburbs in bold indicate those that are new or have returned to the list.

* REIWA publishes an annual median sale price based on pending and settled sales of properties on less than 1 hectare.

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