Suburb Report
One of Sydney's most tightly held pockets — houses traded just 2 times this year, at a median of $30.3m, with 22 homes changing hands in the last twelve months.
By Richard Faludi · Updated September 2026 · Data: Pricefinder
In the twelve months to September 2026, Point Piper recorded just 2 house sales at a median of $30.3m — a market defined by scarcity rather than turnover. The spread is wide: the highest recorded house sale reached $37.0m, while entry to the suburb — excluding outlier transfers — starts around $11.8m.
Apartments changed hands 20 times in the same period — 18 more transactions than houses, at a median of $3.38m.
At the 2021 Census the suburb was home to about 1,300 people; 71% of dwellings are apartments, and 28% of households rent.
Point Piper is a handful of streets and a handful of sales a year — the tightest market in the country. Knowing who might sell matters more than what's listed.
Median sale price, year by year. Toggle between houses and apartments — hover any point for the detail.
Calendar-year medians from recorded sales. The current year is shown to date.
28 sales were recorded here over the past twelve months. This is where they landed by price — and the months they sold.
0 rentals were recorded in Point Piper over the past year. Median weekly rents by bedroom count, tracked quarter by quarter.
Median advertised weekly rent per quarter, from recorded rental listings.
1 homes in Point Piper, sold by Richard himself — most recent first.
Sold $4.60m
17/55 Wolseley Rd
Sold $4.60m
6/55 Wolseley Rd
Sold $2.90m
2/40 Wunulla Rd
Source: Pricefinder recorded sales. Some recent prices are agent-advised pending settlement.
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