Kedron Property Market Report — October 2026

Kedron house and unit prices, recent growth, selling times and rental returns for the 12 months to September 2026, with practical context for owners.

Kedron's latest published snapshot shows a $1,590,000 median house price across 111 sales in the 12 months to September 2026. The house median was 9.7% higher than the preceding 12-month period, and the median selling time was 25 days.

Units recorded an $830,500 median across 89 sales, with 22.3% annual growth and an 18-day median selling time. Houses and units serve different buyer groups, so owners should compare their property only with genuinely similar stock.

Median advertised rents were $775 per week for houses and $620 per week for units. Published gross yields were 2.7% and 4.2% respectively. These broad figures do not account for an individual property's purchase price, costs, condition or vacancy.

For sellers, school access, usable land, renovation quality, parking and the property's relationship to busy roads remain important. A fast suburb median does not guarantee a fast campaign if buyers see unresolved maintenance or ambitious pricing.

The strongest appraisal evidence will come from comparable Kedron sales with similar land, condition, bedroom utility and street position—not the suburb median alone.

This report is general market commentary only. It is not financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Figures can change as the source updates its rolling period.

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