Recent data reveals significant variations in property numbers across Australian regions, with suburb-level aggregates showing Outer Adelaide leading the pack at 190 properties. The Richmond-Tweed region follows closely with 186, while the South Eastern area rounds out the top three with 175 properties. These figures highlight the diverse nature of Australia’s regional property markets.
At the other end of the spectrum, the Upper Great Southern region records the lowest number at 62 properties, followed by the Australian Capital Territory – Balance area with 61. This stark contrast underscores the importance of considering local market conditions when evaluating property opportunities.
Mid-range regions such as the Central West (167), South East (165), and Mersey-Lyell (163) demonstrate a more balanced property landscape. These areas may offer a mix of established neighbourhoods and developing communities, potentially providing diverse options for homebuyers and investors alike.
Looking ahead, forecasts for the Adelaide statistical division suggest a gradual increase in total properties, rising from 2,481 in August 2025 to 2,495 in October 2025. This steady growth could indicate ongoing development and market stability in the region.
In contrast, projections for the Australian Capital Territory – Balance area show a stable figure of 22 properties across the same period, reflecting limited growth expectations in this particular region.
These figures and forecasts provide valuable insights for property market participants, highlighting the importance of considering regional variations when making informed decisions in Australia’s diverse property landscape.
