In March 2026, West End’s median house price stands at approximately $1.91M,
reflecting a solid 10.8% increase over the last year and an impressive 91.2% surge from
the same month a decade ago. The unit market also continued its upward trajectory,
with the median unit price reaching approximately $920K. This represents a significant
19.2% gain since last March and a 64.3% rise over the past ten years. This stronger unit
growth has occurred alongside robust demand, outperforming some broader capital city
unit trends and maintaining the suburb’s premium position.
West End house median weekly rental rates reached approximately $900 in March
2026, marking a solid 9.8% gain from this same month last year and a significant 50.0%
increase over this same month 10 years ago. Unit rents also demonstrated strong
performance, with a median weekly rate of approximately $750, reflecting a 7.1% rise
from a year ago and an impressive 78.6% surge over the decade. This consistent upward
trajectory for both property types represents robust rental demand, outperforming
many broader market trends, and coinciding with sustained regional appeal.
For the 12 months ending January 2026, West End, QLD, recorded a robust sales
performance, with units significantly shaping the market landscape. A strong
concentration of unit sales occurred from $500K to $750K (145) and $750K to $1M
(179), representing a vibrant mid-tier. House sales maintained a solid presence, peaking in
the $500K-$750K bracket (41). While transactions above $1.5M reflected a more
selective luxury market, particularly for units beyond $3M, activity across varied price
points underscores the region’s diverse appeal.
New listings in March 2026 recorded a strong 19.1% monthly gain in West End, QLD,
reaching 56 properties. This growth reflects a positive shift in vendor activity, with a
solid 5.7% increase compared to March 2025 and a notable 16.7% rise from March
2024. This upward trajectory in new supply has occurred alongside persistent demand,
representing an improved environment for buyers in West End and outperforming some
broader capital city trends.