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Geraldton house prices rise by 88 per cent over five years, recent Domain data shows another uptick

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Geraldton house prices rise by 88 per cent over five years, recent Domain data shows another uptick
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Camera IconThe Geraldton property market is expected to stabilise.

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Camera IconThe Geraldton property market is expected to stabilise. Credit: Imogen WilsonShare to FacebookShare to XEmail UsCopy the LinkGeraldton house prices are on an “unsustainable” incline, according to a local sales expert, as new data reveals home values have jumped by 18 per cent since last year.Statistics from the Domain House Price Report for the June quarter have measured prices sitting at a median of $650,000 — up $100,000 from the same time last year.The report also highlighted house prices in the Greater Geraldton region had skyrocketed by 88 per cent over the past five years.The median house price in Geraldton in June 2021 was $345,000.Director of Geraldton Property Team David Potiuch said it was unsurprising to see the annual 18 per cent increase, but he noted it was…

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