🇦🇺 Australia
Home prices · 5 homes
$233,800— $98,780,000
Prices & exchange rates: 2026-10-15
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Carramar, next to Fairfield in western Sydney
A one-bedroom in an old brick walk-up in the suburb next to Fairfield, 19 miles west of the city center. Carramar has the lowest median apartment price in Sydney, so a one-bedroom with a parking space sells here in the low-to-mid A$300,000s.
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Ashfield, Sydney's Inner West
A two-bedroom in a low red-brick building from the 1960s, in an Inner West suburb with a train station, 5 miles west of the city center. It is an ordinary place with two bedrooms, one bathroom and a parking space, priced a little below Sydney's median apartment price (about A$870,000).
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Revesby, southwestern Sydney
A single-story brick house on a lot of about 5,900 sq ft, in a suburb 14 miles southwest of the center that was developed after the war. It has three bedrooms, one bathroom and a big backyard. Half the families here are couples raising children, and the price is a little below Sydney's median house price (about A$1.47 million).
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Strathfield, Sydney's Inner West
The shops by the station form a Korean strip known as Little Korea, but a short way off is an old wealthy enclave of big houses on large lots. This one sits on an 18,600 sq ft lot on a street where homes rarely come up for sale. It has six bedrooms including two primary suites, five bathrooms, a study, a lit tennis court, a pool and a summerhouse, and it sold for A$11.5 million in August 2026.
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Barangaroo, on the harbor west of Sydney's city center
A single buyer purchased the duplex penthouse at the top of a 72-story harborside tower completed in 2024, together with the sub-penthouse directly below, and combined them into one three-level home. It has about 17,200 sq ft of living space, nine bedrooms, a rooftop pool, a spa and a gym. The purchase was agreed before construction, in 2019, and settled in 2025 at A$141.55 million, making it the most expensive home in Australia.
We compare the homes listed here. Prices exclude taxes and fees.
Converted prices use exchange rates from 2026-10-15.
Floor space is converted at 10.7639 sq ft per m².
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