Median price
$1.09M
Apartments · Annual · VGV 2025
Sales (2025)
325
Active market
Price range
$1.09M–$1.09M
10th–90th pct
What different budgets can access
Budget access and price distribution are estimated from NSW market distribution curves — individual sale records are not publicly available in Victoria. See methodology.
| Budget | Market access | Grade | Est. properties |
|---|---|---|---|
| $700,000 | ~13% | D — Very limited | ~42 of 325 |
| $900,000 | ~32% | C — Limited | ~104 of 325 |
| $1,100,000 | ~51% | B — Competitive | ~166 of 325 |
| $1,475,000 | ~78% | A — Strong access | ~254 of 325 |
Price distribution
Budget access and price distribution are estimated from NSW market distribution curves — individual sale records are not publicly available in Victoria. See methodology.
Under $550k
~4%
$550k–$850k
~22%
$850k–$1.3M
~40%
$1.3M–$2M
~27%
Over $2M
~6%
Median price
$3.35M
Houses · Annual · VGV 2025
Sales (2025)
289
Active market
Price range
$3.35M–$3.35M
10th–90th pct
What different budgets can access
Budget access and price distribution are estimated from NSW market distribution curves — individual sale records are not publicly available in Victoria. See methodology.
| Budget | Market access | Grade | Est. properties |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2,175,000 | ~14% | D — Very limited | ~40 of 289 |
| $2,750,000 | ~31% | C — Limited | ~90 of 289 |
| $3,350,000 | ~50% | B — Competitive | ~144 of 289 |
| $4,525,000 | ~77% | A — Strong access | ~223 of 289 |
Price distribution
Budget access and price distribution are estimated from NSW market distribution curves — individual sale records are not publicly available in Victoria. See methodology.
Under $1.7M
~4%
$1.7M–$2.7M
~25%
$2.7M–$4M
~38%
$4M–$6M
~26%
Over $6M
~7%
Median price
$2.75M
Townhouses · Annual · VGV 2025
Sales (2025)
130
Active market
Price range
$2.75M–$2.75M
10th–90th pct
What different budgets can access
Budget access and price distribution are estimated from NSW market distribution curves — individual sale records are not publicly available in Victoria. See methodology.
| Budget | Market access | Grade | Est. properties |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,800,000 | ~14% | D — Very limited | ~18 of 130 |
| $2,250,000 | ~31% | C — Limited | ~40 of 130 |
| $2,750,000 | ~50% | B — Competitive | ~65 of 130 |
| $3,725,000 | ~78% | A — Strong access | ~101 of 130 |
Price distribution
Budget access and price distribution are estimated from NSW market distribution curves — individual sale records are not publicly available in Victoria. See methodology.
Under $1.4M
~5%
$1.4M–$2.2M
~24%
$2.2M–$3.25M
~37%
$3.25M–$5M
~27%
Over $5M
~7%
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Check my search →Frequently asked questions
What is the median apartment price in Brighton?
The median apartment price in Brighton was $1,090,000 in 2025, based on 325 recorded sales from the Victorian Valuer General.
Is Brighton affordable on a $900,000 budget?
A $900,000 budget gives access to an estimated 32% of the Brighton apartment market (estimated from market distribution curves).
How many apartments sold in Brighton in 2025?
325 apartments were recorded in Brighton in 2025 by the Victorian Valuer General. This classifies it as an active market (30+ sales per year).
What is the price range for apartments in Brighton?
Sale prices in Brighton ranged from $1,090,000 (10th percentile) to $1,090,000 (90th percentile) in 2025.