Of the 100 residential sales shown in the suburb of Warriewood the average sale value equated to $1,931,330 with a median value of $1,910,000 between July 2024 and February 2025. Of the 80 resales analysed by AreaSearch, there was an average gain on sale of $831,263 from an aggregate holding period of 9.4 years. This reflects an annual appreciation rate of 6.1% p.a., or a typical gain of $88,011 for each year held.
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SOURCE: NSW Valuer General transactions analysed by AreaSearch
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Pricing and Volume Trends - Warriewood, 2102
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What is the median sale price in Warriewood as of 2024?
As of 2024, the median sale price overall in Warriewood is $1,900,000. The median sale price for houses is $2,350,000, and for attached dwellings is $1,450,000.
How has the median sale price changed in Warriewood over the last 10 years?
Over the last 10 years, from 2014 to 2024, the median sale price in Warriewood increased by 151.7%, from $755,000 to $1,900,000. This represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.7%. This can be influenced by varying sales compositions; however, the median sale price for houses increased by 108.9% (CAGR: 7.6%), and for attached dwellings it increased by 110.1% (CAGR: 7.7%).
What is the proportion of house and unit sales in Warriewood over the last 10 years?
Over the last 10 years, in Warriewood, approximately 47.9% of sales were houses, and 52.1% were attached dwellings.
What are the median number of years properties are held between sales for houses and units in Warriewood?
As at 2024, houses are held for a median of 9.4 years, while attached dwellings are held for a median of 7.7 years.
What are the typical resale gains for houses and units in Warriewood?
As at 2024, the median gain over the prior sale for houses in Warriewood is $1,362,500, and for attached dwellings it is $475,000.
Which property type, houses or attached dwellings, has shown higher growth in Warriewood over the last 10 years?
Over the last 10 years, Warriewood has seen lower growth in median sale prices for houses (108.9%) compared to attached dwellings (110.1%).
How does the mix of houses and attached dwellings affect the overall market trends in Warriewood?
The mix of dwelling types in Warriewood influences market trends. A higher proportion of attached dwelling sales (52.1%) may contribute to different growth rates compared to areas with more house sales. It's important to consider both segments when analyzing the market.
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Sales information is essential, but pricing is an output.
Investors looking just at pricing trends have likely missed the boat already. To see the key drivers of this area, such as population growth, dwelling supply, infrastructure projects, employment trends, affordability and much much more, view the relevant analysis pages.