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Is Beveridge a Good Investment in 2026? Data-Backed Analysis

Marcus Cole April 1, 2026
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Is Beveridge a Good Investment in 2026? Data-Backed Analysis

Investment Snapshot

MetricHousesUnits
Median Price$784,736$431,604
Rental Yield2.8%3.6%
5yr Growth (annualised)4.6%3.1%
Vacancy Rate1.5%3.2%
Days on Market2927

Why Investors Are Looking at Beveridge

Middle-ring stability with solid rental demand from families and professionals. Lower risk profile than speculative growth areas.

Rental Yield Analysis

Gross rental yield (houses): 2.8%

  • Weekly rent (3br house): $423/week
  • Annual rent: $22,039

Net yield after costs: ~1.0%

  • Council rates: ~$2121/year
  • Insurance: ~$1,200-2,000/year
  • Maintenance: ~1% of value/year
  • Property management (7-8%): ~$1,652/year

Growth Drivers

School catchments, family appeal, established services, transport connections

Risks to Consider

  • Slow capital growth in some pockets
  • Interest rate sensitivity at current price points
  • Competition from newer suburbs offering better value

The Verdict

Beveridge suits balanced investors seeking moderate yields with steady growth – lower risk than speculative plays.

For current median prices, see our Beveridge price data.


Investment data sourced from CoreLogic, REIV, and SQM Research. Yields calculated on Q1 2026 median prices and current rental listings. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.

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