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%)