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Boronia home appraisal and house prices

A free home appraisal in Boronia tells you what your home could sell for. As a guide, the median house price in Boronia was $884,000 in the March quarter 2026, from 48 house sales, according to the Victorian Government's Property Sales Report. That's up 2.7% on the same quarter a year earlier.

A median is a starting point, not your home's value: block size, condition and street all move the price. For a price range on your home, ask for a free appraisal from a local agent.

Median house, Mar qtr 2026
$884,000
Change on a year earlier
+2.7%
Houses sold, Mar qtr 2026
48
2015 to 2025
+50.2%
+4.2% a year
Median unit, Mar qtr 2026
$717,500

Boronia house prices over ten years

Between 2015 and 2025 the yearly median house price in Boronia went from $592,500 to $890,000, up 50.2% (about +4.2% a year), according to the Valuer-General's yearly figures. The growth rate is our calculation.

Boronia's median house price, 2015 to 2025

Median sale price of houses for each calendar year

$0$200K$400K$600K$800K$1M20152016201720182019202020212022202320242025$593k$890k

Source: Department of Transport and Planning, Victorian Government, Victorian Property Sales Report (time series to 2025), CC BY 4.0

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DateValue
2015$592,500
2016$648,500
2017$735,000
2018$742,500
2019$680,000
2020$715,000
2021$845,000
2022$829,000
2023$855,000
2024$850,000
2025$890,000

Free home appraisal in Boronia

A median tells you about the suburb, not your home. A local agent looks at your place and recent sales on your streets, and gives you a price range. It's free and you don't have to sell.

The last five quarters

Quarterly medians move more than yearly ones, because each covers fewer sales. The March quarter 2026 median is down 4.2% on the quarter before, according to the Victorian Government's Property Sales Report.

Boronia median house price by quarter

  • Jan–Mar 2025

    $861,000
  • Apr–Jun 2025

    $860,900
  • Jul–Sep 2025

    $907,500
  • Oct–Dec 2025

    $923,000
  • Jan–Mar 2026

    $884,000

Medians marked 'fewer than 10 sales' are flagged by the Valuer-General as less reliable.

Source: Department of Transport and Planning, Victorian Government, Victorian Property Sales Report, March quarter 2026, CC BY 4.0

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ItemValue
Jan–Mar 2025$861,000
Apr–Jun 2025$860,900
Jul–Sep 2025$907,500
Oct–Dec 2025$923,000
Jan–Mar 2026$884,000

How Boronia compares with nearby suburbs

Boronia is the 9th most expensive of the 9 suburbs we cover in the City of Knox, where the middle suburb's median is $971,500 in the March quarter 2026 (our calculation from the Victorian Government's Property Sales Report).

Close by and dearer in the March quarter 2026: Ferntree Gully ($970k), Bayswater ($963k) and The Basin ($970k), according to the same report.

Median house price: Boronia and its nearest suburbs

Distance is between suburb centres

  • Wantirna South, 5 km

    $1.28m
  • Knoxfield, 4.4 km

    $972k
  • Ferntree Gully, 2.5 km

    $970k
  • The Basin, 3 km

    $970k
  • Bayswater, 2.6 km

    $963k
  • Bayswater North, 3.8 km

    $920k
  • Boronia (this suburb)

    $884k

Source: Department of Transport and Planning, Victorian Government, Victorian Property Sales Report, March quarter 2026, CC BY 4.0

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ItemValue
Wantirna South, 5 km$1.28m
Knoxfield, 4.4 km$972k
Ferntree Gully, 2.5 km$970k
The Basin, 3 km$970k
Bayswater, 2.6 km$963k
Bayswater North, 3.8 km$920k
Boronia (this suburb)$884k

Questions about Boronia house prices

What is the median house price in Boronia?

$884,000 in the March quarter 2026, from 48 sales, according to the Victorian Government's Property Sales Report.

How much have house prices grown in Boronia?

The yearly median went from $592,500 in 2015 to $890,000 in 2025, up 50.2% or about +4.2% a year, according to the Victorian Government's Property Sales Report.

Is a free appraisal the same as a property valuation in Boronia?

No. An appraisal is a local agent's opinion of the price your home would likely sell for, and it's free. A property valuation is a formal report from a certified practising valuer, usually paid for and needed for lending, legal or tax purposes. For deciding whether and when to sell, an appraisal is what most owners start with.

How do I find out what my Boronia home is worth?

A suburb median can't tell you about your block, its condition or your street. Ask a local agent for an appraisal: it's free and you don't have to sell. You can request one here.

Where these figures come from

Every price on this page is a median sale price published by the Department of Transport and Planning, Victorian Government in the Victorian Property Sales Report (opens in a new tab) and its yearly time series (opens in a new tab), used under CC BY 4.0. Distances, rankings and growth rates are our calculations from those figures. A median is the middle sale price, not the value of any one home. Figures last updated 1 October 2026.