Suburb snapshot · 2020–2026
Queens Park: the six-year street-level snapshot
Median price, volume, and every street with two or more verified sales, houses and units, 2020–2026.
Queens Park’s house median has been the strongest performer of any suburb this year on a simple read — up to $5.5 million in the first seven months of 2026 from $3.82 million in 2025, though on volume of just 16 sales, a small enough sample that this is worth treating as an early signal rather than a confirmed trend. Unit volume here is genuinely thin — never above 21 sales in a year across the whole suburb.
Median sale price by year, Queens Park, houses vs units. Source: property sales register, verified prices only.
A jump to $5.5 million on sixteen sales isn’t nothing, but it’s not confirmation of a new level either. Queens Park needs a full year of trading before that number means much.
Reading the street data
Alt Street leads Queens Park’s house market with 21 sales at a $4.5 million median, followed by Rawson Avenue (20 sales, $3.76 million) and Birrell Street. The unit market is noticeably shallower than neighbouring suburbs — only eight streets qualify at all, with Bronte Road the clear leader at 36 sales and a $1.3 million median. That thinness means unit comparables here should be read with more caution than in busier suburbs nearby.
Houses — every street with two or more sales
| Street | Sales | Average | Bottom sale | Top sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alt Street | 21 | $4.50M | $2.95M | $9.05M |
| Rawson Avenue | 20 | $3.76M | $2.30M | $7.31M |
| Birrell Street | 16 | $2.95M | $1.65M | $5.50M |
| Denison Street | 15 | $4.01M | $2.60M | $8.70M |
| Newland Street | 15 | $3.85M | $1.80M | $6.95M |
| Fitzgerald Street | 14 | $3.38M | $2.46M | $5.00M |
| Bourke Street | 12 | $3.59M | $2.00M | $6.95M |
| Queens Park Road | 10 | $8.50M | $3.06M | $14.50M |
| Edmund Street | 9 | $3.72M | $2.65M | $9.60M |
| Stanley Street | 9 | $5.42M | $4.00M | $6.75M |
| Ashton Street | 8 | $5.12M | $3.38M | $6.10M |
| Isabella Street | 8 | $2.46M | $1.70M | $4.48M |
| York Road | 8 | $5.50M | $1.91M | $9.19M |
| Cuthbert Street | 7 | $3.95M | $1.15M | $4.80M |
| Blenheim Street | 6 | $3.56M | $1.82M | $7.55M |
| Carrington Road | 5 | $1.80M | $1.64M | $3.45M |
| Arnold Street | 4 | $5.10M | $4.41M | $5.68M |
| Henry Street | 3 | $4.11M | $2.95M | $5.95M |
| John Street | 3 | $3.46M | $2.33M | $5.67M |
| Victoria Street | 3 | $2.85M | $2.80M | $3.12M |
| Lynch Avenue | 2 | $4.12M | $3.45M | $4.80M |
| Manning Street | 2 | $5.29M | $4.85M | $5.72M |
| Yenda Avenue | 2 | $3.39M | $3.00M | $3.77M |
23 qualifying house streets, Queens Park, 2020–2026. “Average” is the median sale price; “bottom” and “top” are the lowest and highest verified sales recorded on that street.
Units — every street with two or more sales
| Street | Sales | Average | Bottom sale | Top sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bronte Road | 36 | $1.30M | $730K | $3.00M |
| Queens Park Road | 13 | $1.26M | $730K | $1.43M |
| York Road | 6 | $1.35M | $697K | $1.76M |
| Birrell Street | 4 | $818K | $790K | $1.08M |
| Henry Street | 4 | $1.08M | $820K | $1.54M |
| Blenheim Street | 3 | $4.60M | $3.10M | $4.85M |
| Victoria Street | 3 | $2.88M | $1.45M | $4.80M |
| Isabella Street | 2 | $4.12M | $4.00M | $4.25M |
8 qualifying unit streets, Queens Park, 2020–2026. “Average” is the median sale price; “bottom” and “top” are the lowest and highest verified sales recorded on that street.
Only eight unit streets qualify across the whole suburb. Queens Park was never built as an apartment market, and the sales record still shows it clearly.
If you’re weighing up a sale on one of these streets, the suburb median only gets you so far. I price every appraisal against what that specific street has actually done — not just this year, but across the full cycle.
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