Demand
Neutral▼ falling
Confidence: Low
Selling times are 2.2% above the five-year norm. Latest reading 38.0 against a five-year average of 37.2.
- Latest
- 38
- 12 months ago
- 41.94
- 5-year average
- 37.2
- 5-year range
- 27.3 – 43.7
Richmond 3121 · Apartment · 2 bed · 2 bath · 1 car · built 2019
Estimate confidence: Moderate. Modelled from suburb medians and recorded transactions — not a valuation or financial advice.
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Work out the all-in cost →| Date | Event | Method | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 September 2023 | Sold | Private sale | $624,000 |
| 1 March 2025 | Leased | APU derived record | $422/wk |
Signals for Richmond
Neutral▼ falling
Confidence: Low
Selling times are 2.2% above the five-year norm. Latest reading 38.0 against a five-year average of 37.2.
Strong▲ rising
Confidence: High
Annual price growth is 28.0% above the five-year average. Latest reading 1.8 against a five-year average of 1.4.
Weak▲ rising
Confidence: High
Vacancy is running 22.6% above the historical average. Latest reading 1.9 against a five-year average of 1.6.
Soft▼ falling
Confidence: Moderate
Rental growth is 8.7% below the five-year average. Latest reading 5.5 against a five-year average of 6.0.
Firm— flat
Confidence: High
The price-to-rent multiple sits 10.0% below its five-year average. Latest reading 31.4 against a five-year average of 34.9.
Weak— flat
Confidence: High
Advertised stock is 17.9% above the five-year average. Latest reading 201.5 against a five-year average of 171.0.
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