Prices fluctuate across region in latest quarter

Geelong has seen only limited home price growth in the past quarter, according to REIV data.

Individual suburbs have seen swings, with newer suburbs like Armstrong Creek rising point-four of a percent, and Charlemont up 2.8 per cent.

It’s not such good news in some of our established suburbs, with Belmont down 1.1 per cent, and Newcomb down 2 per cent.

Selected media house prices (change):

Armstrong Creek – $685k (+0.4%)

Belmont – $685 (-1.1%)

Charlemont – $633k (+2.8%)

Corio – $495k (+1%)

East Geelong – $781k (+0.8%)

Geelong – $915k (0%)

Geelong West – $829k (-2.5%)

Leopold – $670k (0%)

Newcomb – $554k (-2%)

Newtown – $1.1m (-0.9%)

Point Cook – $818k (+3.5%)

Torquay – $1.2m (-0.2%)

Wydham Vale – $588k (-1.3%)