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Cheapest units found in Adelaide and Brisbane: RP Data
Adelaide and Brisbane are the most affordable capital cities in which to buy units, a new report from RP Data has revealed.
RP Data analysed median unit sales prices across the capital cities to devise a list of the top 10 most affordable suburbs.
The Playford region of Adelaide topped the list, with Elizabeth Vale coming in first and Elizabeth North close behind.
The suburbs in Adelaide’s far north offered investors a low buy-in price, with units in Elizabeth Vale selling for a median value of $143,452.
Adelaide had another two entries in the top 10, with Salisbury and Salisbury North at numbers six and 10 respectively.
Salisbury is located next to the Playford region, suggesting Adelaide’s northern suburbs are a hub of affordability.
In Queensland, meanwhile, Logan took out four spots, including third and fourth.
The region is around 40 minutes from the Brisbane CBD, connected by train and highway links.
Units in the town’s central business district, Logan Central, were available for a median price of $171,459.
Meanwhile, the median unit price in neighbouring Woodridge was around $182,648.
Logan's Beenleigh and Slacks Creek were also highlighted. Both suburbs had a buy-in price of just under $187,000.
Tasmania also featured, with the small town of New Norfolk squeezing into the top five.
Just 30 minutes from the Hobart CBD, the area has units available for a median value of $183,601.
Berriedale in the north of Hobart was also highlighted for its affordable price point of $184,217.
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