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Aireys Inlet, VIC

Suburb research snapshot · generated 21/07/2026

Market overview

Data period: 2025-10-01

Median sale price

A$1,375,000

insufficient confidence

Median weekly rent

Unavailable

no data

Gross yield

Unavailable

insufficient confidence

Sales volume (12m)

15

insufficient confidence

Affordability context

Illustrative modelling only — excludes stamp duty, LMI and loan fees. Not a recommendation.

Price-to-income ratio

16.1

Est. monthly repayment (owner-occupier)

A$6,737

Est. monthly repayment (investor)

A$6,953

Repayment-to-income

94.7%

medium confidence

Assumptions (standard_20pct_deposit_30yr_pi): 20% deposit, 30-year principal & interest loan, RBA housing lending rate 6.20% (as at 2026-05-31). LMI, stamp duty and fees excluded.

Sales trend

Trailing 12 months, detached houses and apartments/units

MonthTypeTransactionsMedian priceConfidence
2025-10-01detached_houseUnavailableA$1,375,000insufficient confidence

Rent and yield trend

Latest available quarters

No quarterly rent/yield trend data available for this geography.

Suburb-level rent is derived from postcode-level source data via a geography correspondence weighting — see the Data confidence section below.

Housing supply

Dwelling stock

978

Approvals (12m)

5

high confidence

Approvals per 1,000 dwellings

5.1

Sales turnover

Unavailable

rolling-12m sales / dwelling stock

Demographics

2021 Census (direct)

Population

979

Median age

57

Households

400

Avg. household size

2.1

Median household income (weekly)

A$1,642

Population growth (2016→2021)

22.1%

via ABS boundary correspondence

Renter households

12.8%

Owner (with mortgage)

26.5%

Owner (outright)

56.3%

Detached houses

39.1%

Apartments/units

0.8%

Population growth 2016→2021 is reconciled across the ABS 2016/2021 boundary change via a population-weighted geographic correspondence (national accuracy 99.80%, within a documented ±0.5% tolerance) — it is a derived estimate, not a direct Census figure.

Data confidence

What's direct vs derived, and what's missing

Overall coverage

partial

Geography method

direct

Known limitations

  • postcode_grain: VPSR publishes suburb only, no postcode-level figures
  • townhouse_villa_semidetached: no VIC VPSR breakout available
  • Sales/rent/yield source periods: sales 2025-10-01, rent n/a, yield 2025-10-01.
  • Demographics: 2021 Census (direct — no boundary correspondence needed at this geography level).
  • Every displayed metric carries its own confidence label — treat “insufficient” or missing values as genuinely unavailable, not zero.