For Melbourne houses, the suburbs recording the biggest gains in house prices in the past 12 months are Keilor East (20.2%), Rosebud (18.7%), Narre Warren South (18.0%), Caroline Springs (17.0%) and Mount Martha (17.0%).
1. Toorak – $5.18m. Toorak, one of Melbourne's most exclusive and affluent suburbs, is a long-standing front runner for property prices so it's no surprise to see this suburb at the top of the list yet again. Toorak is located about 5km south-east of the CBD and has a range of luxury properties on offer.
Time Out has released its annual list of the 51 coolest neighbourhoods in the world, with inner north mainstay Fitzroy nabbing the highest Aussie spot on the list, coming in at #27.
The cheapest suburb in Melbourne is Melton. It is located at the far west and has some of the most cheapest housing in the area. Where are the cheapest houses in Victoria? The cheapest houses in Victoria are located in Murtoa.
Toorak has long been king of the hill, home to Melbourne's priciest, exclusive properties - and this is still true today. Why is Toorak so expensive? The inner city suburb has a combination of luxury lifestyle properties that are within a 6km radius of the CBD.
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The Mornington Peninsula has become a hot spot for the rich and famous, with its multimillion-dollar clifftop mansions attracting celebrities, business titans and sporting greats – who seldom ever part with their pricey pads.
Barnett photographed dozens of these slum pockets in Melbourne's inner suburbs, and his images provide an opportunity to see not only what the city has lost, but what it's managed to keep.
Doncaster East. Doncaster East is a corner of Melbourne's north-east known for its safe, leafy streets, making it the perfect location for families. ...
