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Melbourne’s CBD is the city’s business and financial hub, boasting the highest concentration of businesses and residents within a small area of the municipality. It hosts a diverse mix of retail, financial, legal, administrative, recreational, tourist, and entertainment facilities that serve residents, workers, and visitors alike. The CBD is also one of Australia’s fastest-growing residential areas. Key landmarks include Federation Square, Melbourne’s major public square, home to the Melbourne Visitor Centre, the Ian Potter Centre, and the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. It regularly hosts arts and cultural events and broadcasts major sporting events on a giant screen. The area also encompasses the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kings Domain (which includes Government House), Queen Victoria Gardens, and Alexandra Gardens. Nearby, Olympic Park and Melbourne Park host major sporting and entertainment events, including the Australian Open Tennis Championships.

Recent sales and auction results in Melbourne

AddressBedroomsPriceTypeMethodSale DateAgentListing
203/442 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne2PriceApartmentPrivate Sale20/01/2026Dingle PartnersView
152/350 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne2PriceApartmentPrivate Sale12/01/2026Nelson Alexander
3205/618 Lonsdale St, Melbourne2PriceApartmentPrivate Sale17/12/2025MICM Real EstateView

Sales data

Median sale price
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Annual price change
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Metro Melbourne Comparison
$974k
3.8%
BedroomsMelbourneMetro comparison
2-$940,000
3-$851,000
4-$970,000
InsightMelbourneMetro comparison
Clearance rate66.7%77.8%
Days on market4836

Rental data

Median weekly rent
$650
Rental yield
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Metro Melbourne Comparison
$580
3.2%
BedroomsMelbourneMetro comparison
2$713$585
3-$550
4-$600
Median data for the current quarter

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