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Victoria
37 suburbsVictoria is Australia's fastest-growing state and home to four of the country's top ten growth suburbs.
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New South Wales
12 suburbsNew South Wales' main new-home growth areas are the North West Growth Centre (Marsden Park, Schofields, Box Hill) and South West Growth Centre (Oran Park, Leppington, Gregory Hills) of Sydney, plus regional centres around Newcastle and Wollongong.
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Queensland
16 suburbsQueensland's house and land market centres on the Ipswich/Greater Springfield corridor west of Brisbane and the Moreton Bay region north of the city, with the Gold Coast hinterland and Sunshine Coast hinterland as secondary growth areas.
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South Australia
4 suburbsSouth Australia's primary house and land growth area is the City of Playford in northern Adelaide, with Munno Para, Andrews Farm and Smithfield Plains driving most new home activity at the country's most affordable price points.
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Western Australia
8 suburbsWestern Australia's main growth corridors are Perth's northern coastal strip (Alkimos, Yanchep, Eglinton), the north-east (Ellenbrook, Aveley, Brabham) and southern corridor (Baldivis), all now served by recently-extended Metronet rail lines.
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Popular suburbs to build
The 12 most-searched suburbs on HousingMarket.
Point Cook
VIC · Western Melbourne
From $680,000
Tarneit
VIC · Western Melbourne
From $650,000
Ripley
QLD · Ipswich Corridor
From $580,000
Oran Park
NSW · South West Sydney
From $800,000
Schofields
NSW · Western Sydney
From $880,000
Springfield Central
QLD · Ipswich Corridor
From $700,000
Craigieburn
VIC · Northern Melbourne
From $720,000
Alkimos
WA · Perth North Coastal
From $560,000
Baldivis
WA · Perth Southern
From $600,000
Clyde North
VIC · South-East Melbourne
From $680,000
North Lakes
QLD · Moreton Bay
From $700,000
Mernda
VIC · Northern Melbourne
From $700,000
Top growth corridors
Where Australia is actually building.
Western Melbourne
VIC · 15 suburbs
The Western Melbourne growth corridor stretches from Williams Landing on the coast to Melton, encompassing Wyndham and Melton city growth boundaries.
Northern Melbourne
VIC · 12 suburbs
The Northern Melbourne growth corridor follows the Hume Freeway and Craigieburn/Mernda Metro lines from Greenvale and Craigieburn through Mickleham, Kalkallo and Donnybrook to Wallan.
South-East Melbourne
VIC · 10 suburbs
The South-East Melbourne growth corridor runs through the City of Casey and Shire of Cardinia, including Berwick, Cranbourne, Clyde, Officer and Pakenham.
Western Sydney
NSW · 4 suburbs
Western Sydney's North West Growth Area includes Marsden Park, Schofields, Riverstone and Box Hill.
South West Sydney
NSW · 8 suburbs
The South West Growth Centre includes Oran Park, Leppington, Gledswood Hills and Catherine Field, served by the T2 line to Leppington and the M5/M7 motorway network.
Ipswich Corridor
QLD · 8 suburbs
The Ipswich and Greater Springfield corridor runs along the Centenary Highway from Brisbane's south-west, taking in Springfield Central, Springfield Lakes, Brookwater and Ripley.
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Living in Point Cook, VIC
Western Melbourne · 22 km south-west
Median lot $425,000 · 67,000 residents
Living in Oran Park, NSW
South West Sydney · 57 km south-west
Median lot $560,000 · 12,000 residents
Living in Alkimos, WA
Perth North Coastal · 42 km north
Median lot $265,000 · 17,000 residents
Living in Springfield Central, QLD
Ipswich Corridor · 32 km west
Median lot $395,000 · 9,000 residents
Living in Berwick, VIC
South-East Melbourne · 43 km south-east
Median lot $615,000 · 50,000 residents
Living in North Lakes, QLD
Moreton Bay · 28 km north
Median lot $420,000 · 23,000 residents
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— James M. · build by Metricon
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The standard inclusions were so high we barely needed any upgrades. Stone benchtops, ducted heating and ceiling fans all standard. Couldn't fault them.
— Priya R. · build by Henley Properties
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