Annual price growth for 10 Adelaide Hills suburbs (2025-2026)
Adelaide’s property market has reached an ‘unprecedented price level’, according to Realestate.com.au. PropTrack’s February Home Price Index shows Adelaide’s combined dwelling value has increased over $110,000 in the past year – a record high for the city.
Adelaide is now the second least affordable city in Australia, second to Sydney. This means making a move anywhere in Adelaide (and greater Adelaide) requires a smart strategy.
The growth rate of regional areas (like the Adelaide Hills) has been equally strong. Our real estate agents have seen that here on the ground for the past five years, with annual growth rates between 12-20%.
Experts say that 2026 will be the year of the ‘soft landing’, with Domain forecasting a more modest house price growth between 4-5%.
But it’s important to look at the annual price growth of the various suburbs in the Adelaide Hills, to see how each area has been performing – as no two suburbs are the same, especially in the hot market we’ve had.
Annual price growth for 10 top Adelaide Hills suburbs – key stats
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Mount Barker
January 2025: $685,000
January 2026: $800,000 -
Nairne
January 2025: $722,500
January 2026: $795,000 -
Littlehampton
January 2025: $852,500
January 2026: $939,000 -
Strathalbyn
January 2025: $669,000
January 2026: $760,000 -
Hahndorf
January 2025: $1,178,500
January 2026: $1,257,500 -
Woodside
January 2025: $825,000
January 2026: $915,000 -
Lobethal
January 2025: $770,000
January 2026: $770,000 -
Stirling
January 2025: $1,400,000
January 2026: $1,710,000 -
Uraidla
January 2025: $1,412,000
January 2026: $1,306,500
This was the only suburb in this list that went down in value in 2025.
- Macclesfield
January 2025: $780,000
January 2026: $1,000,000
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