Point Piper, NSW

141 sales · the past 2 years · NSW Valuer General

Point Piper recorded 141 residential sales in the past 2 years, comprising Apartments at a median of $2,930,000 (90 sales); Houses at a median of $26,500,000 (26 sales); and Townhouses at a median of $7,000,000 (25 sales). The median apartment price was $2,930,000. Apartment prices ranged from $1.56M to $8.9M.
Median price
$2.93M
Apartments · 2 years
Sales (the past 2 years)
90
Active market
Price range
$1.56M–$8.9M
10th–90th pct
BudgetMarket accessGradeEst. properties
$1,900,000 24% C — Limited ~22 of 90
$2,400,000 36% C — Limited ~32 of 90
$2,925,000 47% B — Competitive ~42 of 90
$3,950,000 60% A — Strong access ~54 of 90
Under $1.5M
10%
$1.5M–$2.3M
14%
$2.3M–$3.5M
32%
$3.5M–$5.25M
17%
Over $5.25M
27%

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What is the median apartment price in Point Piper?

The median apartment price in Point Piper was $2,930,000 in the past 2 years, based on 90 recorded sales from the NSW Valuer General.

Is Point Piper affordable on a $2,400,000 budget?

A $2,400,000 budget gives access to approximately 18% of the Point Piper apartment market — a limited but not impossible position. You would be competing for properties at the lower end of the market.

How many apartments sold in Point Piper in the past 2 years?

90 apartments were recorded in Point Piper in the past 2 years by the NSW Valuer General. This classifies it as an active market (30+ sales per year).

What is the price range for apartments in Point Piper?

Sale prices in Point Piper ranged from $1,561,500 (10th percentile) to $8,900,000 (90th percentile) in the past 2 years.