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Housing & Property•Series ID: 5.AUS.Q•2011–2026

Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price - Historical Data

Published quarterly by the ABS in Total Value of Dwellings, measuring the mean price of all residential dwellings across Australia.

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Current Statistics & Historical Records

Latest Reading (2026 Q2)
$1,100.4k
Prev (2026 Q1): $1,108.6k-8.2
Highest Recorded (2026 Q1)
$1,108.6k

Recorded in 2026 Q1

Lowest Recorded (2012 Q3)
$486.3k

Recorded in 2012 Q3

Long-Run Mean (2011–2026)
$754.9k

16 annual observations · Quarterly

Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price - Historical Series (2011–2026)

A$'000

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Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) (5.AUS.Q) Latest: 1100.4 A$'000 (2026 Q2)

Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price by Decade (2011–2026)

Decade averages, peaks, and troughs across Australian economic cycles

2010s2011–2019
$598.4k
High (2017):$689.7
Low (2011):$486.9
2020s2020–2026
$956.1k
High (2026):$1,100.4
Low (2020):$738.9

Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price - Historical Table (2011–2026)

Unit: A$'000 · Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) (5.AUS.Q)

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YearMean Dwelling Price (A$'000)Year Range (Low – High)Historical Context / Year Snapshot
2026$1,100.4$1,100.4 – $1,108.6 The Australian Economy in 2026 →
2025$1,093.2$1,007.8 – $1,093.2Disinflation & monetary policy recalibration
2024$1,002.9$962.1 – $1,002.9 The Australian Economy in 2024 →
2023$949.4$890.9 – $949.4 The Australian Economy in 2023 →
2022$891.0$890.5 – $930.6Post-pandemic inflation surge & rapid RBA tightening cycle
2021$916.8$778.3 – $916.8 The Australian Economy in 2021 →
2020$738.9$689.4 – $738.9COVID-19 pandemic shock & 0.10% cash rate floor
2019$686.8$646.0 – $686.8 The Australian Economy in 2019 →
2018$661.4$661.4 – $688.0 The Australian Economy in 2018 →
2017$689.7$665.0 – $689.7 The Australian Economy in 2017 →
2016$651.6$609.3 – $651.6 The Australian Economy in 2016 →
2015$611.6$579.3 – $611.6 The Australian Economy in 2015 →
2014$568.7$539.3 – $568.7 The Australian Economy in 2014 →
2013$532.7$501.1 – $532.7 The Australian Economy in 2013 →
2012$496.4$486.3 – $496.4 The Australian Economy in 2012 →
2011$486.9$486.9 – $490.8China mining investment & Terms of Trade supercycle peak

Source Information & Methodology

Primary Institution:
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Dataset / Publication:
Total Value of Dwellings - Mean Price of Residential Dwellings
Series / Table ID:
ABS Dataflow RES_DWELL_ST (5.AUS.Q)
Release Frequency:
Quarterly

• Primary source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) - Total Value of Dwellings - Mean Price of Residential Dwellings (ABS Dataflow RES_DWELL_ST).

• Observation frequency: Quarterly. Annual table values represent calendar year-end observations.

• Series coverage spans 2011 to 2026 (16 annual observations).

APA Citation:Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2026). Total Value of Dwellings - Mean Price of Residential Dwellings (Dataflow RES_DWELL_ST: 5.AUS.Q). Retrieved October 2026 from https://data.api.abs.gov.au

Frequently Asked Questions: Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price

What is the current Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price?
As of 2026 Q2, the latest recorded Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price is 1100.4 (A$'000), compared with 1108.6 in 2026 Q1.
What is the highest and lowest Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price ever recorded in Australia?
Across the historical series (2011–2026), the highest observation was 1108.6 (A$'000) in 2026 Q1, while the lowest was 486.3 (A$'000) in 2012 Q3. The long-run historical average is 754.9.
Where is the official Australian Mean Residential Dwelling Price data sourced from?
This series is compiled from Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) (Total Value of Dwellings - Mean Price of Residential Dwellings, Series ID: 5.AUS.Q) and is updated on a quarterly basis under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).