Green Point House Sales (6 months) | 28/06/2025

According to realestate.com.au, the Green Point median house price for the year ending 30/05/25 is $1,260,000. While it is beneficial to monitor this data point, it is more effective to examine the specific property sale results.

We have provided the disclosed Green Point house sale prices for the last six months, starting from December 28, 2024. We have ranked the sales by the land size (m2). You will also note that we have included the price per square meter. This can be a good way to analyse results, especially when choosing a Real Estate Agent to sell your home. The best way to compare this data is by examining similarly sized properties with similar numbers of bedrooms and bathrooms.

Please call us if you would like a property valuation. We subscribe to CoreLogic, which can offer some unique insights.


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