Most Affordable Housing In Australia The cheapest suburbs in Australia, the most affordable suburbs in each state, as published in August 2022.

In the past year, property prices across Australia increased dramatically by 23.4%. Those buyers who are on a tight budget are particularly longing to uncover a real estate bargain.

In New South Wales, one of the cheapest areas happens to be Mannering Park, located on the state’s central coast, where the median house price is set at $614,000. Proven that it has a direct position on Lake Macquarie with numerous recreational activities available in its surrounds, Mannering Park is a holiday hotspot at its finest. With a thriving population, great schools, and close proximity to the M1, this location is perfect for those who are searching for a change of scenery and is a good chance for those first home buyers wishing to step foot in the market or for those who wish to retire in an amazing waterfront location.

The cheapest metropolitan suburb overall within NSW is that of Emerton, located in Sydney’s West, with a median house price of $580,000. Other areas in close proximity in the Blacktown region with low median house prices are Lethbridge Park ($602,500), Blackett ($605,000), Tregear ($607,500) and Bidwill ($608,750).

Among the cheapest metropolitan suburbs for units within NSW happens to be Warwick Farm, with a median house price of $358,000, followed by Wiley Park, with a median price of $378,000.

Moving along to Melbourne, the cheapest metro suburb to purchase a house in was Millgrove, located in the city’s outer east, with a median house price of $531,000. With a very friendly neighbourhood, access to the river, mountain bike tracks, great supermarkets and dining options, Millgrove has so much to offer.

The suburb of Melton, in the city’s west, was Victoria’s cheapest suburb for houses overall, with a median price of $450,000, followed by Kurunjang ($486,000), Melton South ($500,000) and Coolaroo ($500,000).

The cheapest metropolitan area for units overall is the suburb of Albion, in Melbourne’s west, with a median unit price of $285,000, followed by Melton South ($321,250) and Melton ($346,00).

When it comes to South Australia’s list of cheapest suburbs, Elizabeth North has a median price of only $209,000. Elizabeth North is described as a hidden treasure, particularly for first home buyers and savvy investors.

Salisbury was noted as South Australia’s cheapest suburb for units, with a median unit price of $255,000.

Moving down to Tasmania, the Australian state with the cheapest suburb for houses, Bridgewater documented a median house price of $377,875. With good amenities such as shopping and parks to a popular private school nearby, the demand for houses within Bridgewater has continuously increased. The area has become more and more popular.

Hobart’s suburb of Claremont ranked the state’s cheapest for units, with a median price of $403,500.

Transitioning to booming Queensland, there have been no major Brisbane suburbs on the state’s list for the cheapest areas for a house. Russell Island, located southeast of Brisbane, comes in on top with a median house price of $255,000, followed by Laidley ($271,500) and Riverview ($300,000).

In regards to units, some of the lowest metro area median prices in the Sunshine State were Woodrige ($181,158), Goodna ($221,000) and Brassall ($240,000).

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