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House prices maintain strong momentum

By Jessica Ridder
The Upper Blue Mountains property market remains strong, driven by lifestyle demand and Sydney buyers seeking space and natural beauty. Blackheath’s median house prices are near $880,000 with solid annual growth and quick sales, reflecting steady buyer interest.
Katoomba also shows healthy house values, with a median house price of $870,000 and reasonable days on market compared to broader regional trends. Over the past decade many towns in the Blue Mountains have recorded impressive long-term capital growth, underpinned by limited supply and sustained interest in bushland lifestyles.
Mount Victoria was the stand out last year, according to recent CoreLogic-sourced suburb data, the median house price in Mount Victoria was about $796,250 and had increased by approximately 23.3 % over the last year, based on sales to late 2025.
For National real estate news go to our Ray White NOW Monthly Report;
https://issuu.com/ray-white/docs/ray_white_now_february_2026/3?fr=sOGJhODg4ODEzNTc
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