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Bexley NSW 2207 · St George Region · Sydney

Property Prices in Bexley NSW 2207

Property prices in Bexley NSW 2207 as of June 2026: the median house price is $1.85M (+8% YoY) and the median unit price is $695K (+4.5% YoY). Houses sell in 27 days on average. Gross rental yields are 2.9% for houses and 4.4% for units. Data sourced from CoreLogic and Domain.

Updated
Median House

$1.85M

+8% YoY

Median Unit

$695K

+4.5% YoY

Days on Market

27

houses avg.

Rental Yield

4.4%

units gross

What Are Property Prices in Bexley NSW 2207?

Property prices in Bexley NSW 2207 reflect the suburb's position in the St George region of Sydney, Australia. As of 2026, the median house price is $1.85M (8% annual growth) and the median unit price is $695K (4.5% growth). Houses sell in 27 days on average. For a free, accurate property valuation in Bexley, contact Michael Kalinovski on 0411 818 171 or visit michaelkalinovski.com/appraisal.

Source: CoreLogic, Domain, SQM Research

Bexley Property Quick Facts

Suburb
Bexley, NSW
Postcode
2207
Region
St George, Sydney
Local Government Area
Bayside Council
Distance to Sydney CBD
~14 km by road
Primary Train Station
Bexley North Station (T8)
Median House Price
$1.85M
Median Unit Price
$695K
Last Updated
June 2026

Median prices sourced from CoreLogic and Domain (2026 reporting period). Sales volumes vary from year to year and should be reviewed using the latest rolling 12-month data.

What Are Property Prices in Bexley in 2026?

Houses

Bexley NSW 2207

Median Price$1.85M
Annual Growth+8%
Entry Level$1.45M
Avg. Days on Market27 days
Gross Rental Yield2.9%

Units & Apartments

Bexley NSW 2207

Median Price$695K
Annual Growth+4.5%
Entry Level$520K
Avg. Days on Market33 days
Gross Rental Yield4.4%

Other Property Types in Bexley

Median Townhouse$1.10M
Median Villa$1.00M

What Are the Demographics of Bexley?

12,850

Population

58%

Owner Occupied

$90K

Median Household Income

37

Median Age

Location & Transport

Why Are Property Prices in Bexley Growing in 2026?

Strong Demand

Bexley attracts buyers across all demographics — from first home buyers to downsizers. The convenient location keeps demand consistently high.

Prime Location

Bexley sits approximately 14 kilometres south of the Sydney CBD by road, with direct rail and bus transport and easy access to schools, shopping and major employment hubs.

Infrastructure Growth

The St George region continues to benefit from infrastructure investment, improved transport links, and urban renewal projects driving long-term property value growth.

Bexley Location

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With over 25 years exclusively in the St George region and 700+ homes sold, Michael provides the most accurate property valuations in Bexley. His deep local knowledge of Bexley's streets, recent sales, and buyer demand means you get real market insights — not algorithm-generated estimates.

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Is Bexley a Good Suburb to Buy Property in 2026?

Arguments For

  • +Bexley house prices grew 8% in the past year — strong capital growth driven by infrastructure investment and lifestyle demand.
  • +Rental yields of 2.9% (houses) and 4.4% (units) provide reliable income for investors.
  • +Pre-CGT reform demand (effective 1 July 2026) is attracting investors who want to lock in current favourable tax settings.
  • +Bexley's position in the St George corridor — close to the CBD, rail transport, and major retail and employment hubs — supports long-term property value growth.

Arguments Against

  • Entry-level house prices start at $1.45M — high barriers to entry compared to outer suburbs.
  • RBA cash rate at 4.10% increases borrowing costs, reducing purchasing power for buyers with large mortgages.
  • Stamp duty on a $1.85M house can exceed $60K for non-first-home buyers — factor this into your total acquisition cost.
  • If buying for investment, the proposed negative gearing changes (1 July 2026) may reduce future tax deductions on new purchases.

Balanced assessment: Bexley remains one of the strongest suburbs in St George for both owner-occupiers and investors in 2026. For personalised advice on whether to buy in Bexley, contact Michael Kalinovski (0411 818 171) for a free consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions — Bexley Property Prices

What is the median house price in Bexley?
The median house price in Bexley (2207) is $1.85M as of 2026, with annual growth of 8%. Houses typically sell within 27 days on market.
What is the median unit price in Bexley?
The median unit/apartment price in Bexley is $695K, with 4.5% annual growth. Units take approximately 33 days to sell.
Are property prices in Bexley going up?
Yes, Bexley property prices have shown strong growth. Houses have increased by 8% over the past 12 months, while units grew by 4.5%. The St George region continues to benefit from infrastructure investment and lifestyle demand.
How much does it cost to buy a house in Bexley NSW?
Entry-level houses in Bexley start from around $1.45M, while the median price is $1.85M. For units, entry prices start from $520K. For a free, accurate valuation of a specific property, contact Michael Kalinovski on 0411 818 171.
What is the rental yield in Bexley?
Bexley offers a gross rental yield of 2.9% for houses and 4.4% for units. With 42% of residents renting, there is consistent rental demand in the area.
How long does it take to sell a property in Bexley?
On average, houses in Bexley sell in 27 days and units in 33 days. Properties marketed by experienced local agents often sell faster. Michael Kalinovski's listings average significantly shorter time on market.
Are Bexley property prices going up or down in 2026?
In 2026, Bexley house prices are up 8% year-on-year and unit prices are up 4.5%. The St George region continues to benefit from rail transport upgrades, major retail and employment hubs, and steady housing demand. For a suburb-specific outlook, contact Michael Kalinovski on 0411 818 171.
Why are houses in Bexley so expensive?
Bexley property prices are supported by its position approximately 14 kilometres south of the Sydney CBD by road within Sydney's established St George region. Demand is driven by direct rail access, Bexley Oval, local employment, schools, medical services, established housing and apartment options, and steady interest from owner-occupiers and investors. Prices also vary considerably by property type, land size, condition, street position, and proximity to transport and amenities.
What is the average house price in Bexley NSW 2207?
The median house price in Bexley (2207) is $1.85M as of 2026, with entry-level houses from approximately $1.45M. Property values vary across freestanding homes, renovated family residences, development sites, townhouses and apartments, with the highest prices typically achieved by renovated homes on larger blocks in the most sought-after pockets. Contact Michael Kalinovski for a free property appraisal.
Is Bexley a good suburb to invest in?
Bexley offers a gross rental yield of 2.9% for houses and 4.4% for units. While yields are modest, the suburb has delivered consistent capital growth — houses up 8% and units up 4.5% in the last year. Low vacancy rates and strong tenant demand from professionals make it a reliable long-term investment. Michael Kalinovski manages investment portfolios across the St George region — call 0411 818 171 for guidance.

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