Kensington Gardens market update: 34 homes sold, $2.08m median, +12.8% growth, 1,437 active buyers, 32 days on market, $4.4m highest sale - Klemich by Ben Nightingale

The median house price in Kensington Gardens reached $2,087,500 over the latest rolling 12 months, representing annual growth of 12.8%.

Only 34 houses sold, with a median selling period of 32 days. Buyer demand remained substantial, with 1,437 interested buyers recorded, while the highest sale reached $4,405,000.

Kensington Gardens is tightly held and contains a diverse mix of original homes, renovated residences, modern builds and lower-maintenance properties. That makes property-specific analysis far more meaningful than relying on the suburb median alone.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the median house price in Kensington Gardens?

The median house price reached $2,087,500 over the latest rolling 12 months, representing annual growth of 12.8%. Only 34 houses sold, with a median selling period of 32 days and a highest sale of $4,405,000.

Is buyer demand strong in Kensington Gardens?

Yes. Buyer demand remained substantial over the period, with 1,437 interested buyers recorded. Because the suburb is tightly held and its homes vary widely, property-specific analysis is far more meaningful than relying on the suburb median alone.

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Market data sourced from REA Group, covering the latest rolling 12 months.


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