Realestate Bendigo

This past week in Bendigo has underscored the region’s growing complexity as a real estate market that now spans prestige inner-city properties, hobby farms, lifestyle acreages, and investor-friendly townhouses. From the leafy streets of Kennington and Strathfieldsaye to the rolling paddocks of Myers Flat and Sedgwick, buyers and sellers continued to strike deals despite a […]

Bendigo’s property market surged forward this week with a diverse spread of sales across lifestyle properties, established family homes, and affordable entry points. From multimillion-dollar acreage in Mandurang to residential land and compact units closer to town, this week’s transactions showcase a resilient and active market that continues to attract both local buyers and regional

Bendigo’s property market wrapped up July on a strong note, with a diverse cross-section of sales spanning suburban family homes, semi-rural lifestyle blocks, and compact investment properties. The region continues to draw consistent demand, particularly in the more affordable brackets and increasingly in prestige rural holdings, as buyers look for quality living without the big-city

The Bendigo property market delivered a strong mid-winter showing this past week, with notable activity across key suburbs such as Eaglehawk, White Hills, Golden Square, and Ironbark. Both established homes and development-ready land parcels recorded solid results, indicating that buyer demand remains resilient even as winter tightens its grip. From high-value family homes on oversized

Bendigo’s property market maintained a strong rhythm this past week, with robust sales activity across suburbs like Golden Square, Strathdale, Eaglehawk, Maiden Gully and Huntly. A total of 25+ reported sales spanned everything from entry-level homes to million-dollar residences and rural holdings—showing once again that Bendigo caters to a wide spectrum of buyer profiles. The

The Bendigo property market maintained its upward momentum through the second week of July, showcasing a resilient blend of acreage properties, family homes, and affordable units. From Golden Square to Axe Creek and Huntly to Harcourt North, the spread of activity illustrates the growing breadth of buyer demand across the entire Bendigo region. The week

The start of the new financial year has kicked off with renewed activity in the Bendigo property market, where sales volumes have held firm across a broad spectrum of property types. From centrally located heritage homes and semi-rural acreage blocks to modern builds in Kennington and investor-grade units in Golden Square, the week’s results showcase

Bendigo’s property market continues to turn heads as the winter chill sets in. Despite the seasonal slowdown often expected in late June, this week’s figures show the local market is firing on all cylinders—delivering high-value sales, sustained demand in prestige pockets, and solid outcomes for units and family homes alike. The week ending Saturday, 28

Bendigo’s real estate market wrapped up the third week of June with a surge in premium sales and a notable uptick in demand across a wide variety of property types. Covering the period from Sunday 15 June to Saturday 21 June 2025, the market reflected steady buyer confidence and an increase in interest from upgraders

The Bendigo property market continues to track steadily through June, with another strong performance in weekly sales volume and several standout results reflecting buyer confidence across both family-friendly suburbs and lifestyle locations. Top Sale of the Week The highest recorded sale this week was 4 Orana Court, Strathdale, sold by Matt Leonard of Buxton Bendigo