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Bendigo House Prices: Drivers Behind Current Values and What Buyers Need to Know Now

Median prices sit at $485,000 as Melbourne commuters and remote workers target Flora Hill and Strathdale.

By Bendigo Property Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Bendigo posted a median house price of $485,000 for the June quarter of 2026, a $15,000 lift from the same period last year.

The increase arrives while Victorian prices overall remain flat and national figures show declines in several capitals, pushing more Melbourne-based workers to examine regional options within two hours of the city.

Flora Hill properties near the Bendigo TAFE campus drew steady inspections last month, while Strathdale listings close to Rosalind Park sold after an average of 18 days on market.

Commuter and remote worker demand lifts selected pockets

City of Greater Bendigo planning records show 47 new dwelling approvals in Flora Hill and Strathdale between January and May this year, most on blocks under 650 square metres. Remote workers cite the Bendigo Art Gallery exhibition program and direct V/Line services to Southern Cross as deciding factors when comparing these streets with outer Melbourne options.

CoreLogic data released on 7 July 2026 recorded a 3.1 per cent annual rise for Bendigo detached houses, against a 0.4 per cent dip across regional Victoria. Auction clearance rates in the two suburbs reached 72 per cent in the past quarter, up from 61 per cent twelve months earlier.

Practical steps for buyers entering the market this month

Inspect properties on View Street and Hargreaves Street first for flood overlay checks, then compare body corporate fees on any recent townhouse builds. Contact the City of Greater Bendigo planning desk for current infrastructure contribution rates before signing contracts, and factor in the $490,000 Victorian median when assessing whether local values have further room to move.

This article is general information only and is not personal financial or investment advice. Consider your own circumstances and seek licensed professional advice before making financial decisions.

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