Suburb Performance Methodology

What this shows

The homepage ticker shows the percentage change in the median house sale price from Q2 2026 to Q3 2026 for the selected suburbs.

Metric

House-only: units, apartments and other dwelling types are excluded.

Calculation

((Q3 2026 median ÷ Q2 2026 median) − 1) × 100, rounded to one decimal place.

Source

Source: South Australian Government, Data SA, Metro median house sales, Q2 2026 and Q3 2026 datasets. The Q3 dataset was published 14 October 2026.

The ticker is updated each quarter when Data SA publishes new figures.

Caution

Quarterly suburb medians can move sharply because of low sales volumes and changes in the type and quality of properties sold. These figures are historical, not a forecast or valuation.

Suburbs shown

• Salisbury: Q2 $817,500 (26 sales); Q3 $811,000 (16 sales); −0.8%.
• Salisbury Heights: Q2 $1,010,000 (16 sales); Q3 $925,000 (15 sales); −8.4%.
• Salisbury Park: Q2 $841,000 (11 sales); Q3 $750,000 (4 sales); −10.8%.
• Elizabeth Vale: Q2 $750,000 (18 sales); Q3 $755,000 (9 sales); +0.7%.
• Elizabeth East: Q2 $682,500 (32 sales); Q3 $730,000 (20 sales); +7.0%.
• Hillbank: Q2 $864,750 (23 sales); Q3 $784,000 (27 sales); −9.3%.
• Craigmore: Q2 $729,250 (57 sales); Q3 $746,250 (32 sales); +2.3%.
• Blakeview: Q2 $730,000 (38 sales); Q3 $775,000 (34 sales); +6.2%.
• Mawson Lakes: Q2 $920,000 (27 sales); Q3 $930,000 (25 sales); +1.1%.
• Paralowie: Q2 $819,500 (74 sales); Q3 $735,000 (53 sales); −10.3%.