COODANUP MARKET SNAPSHOT – OCTOBER 2025

Coodanup held steady in October with solid sales volumes, strong annual price growth, and consistent
rental performance, despite a continued drop in available listings.

Sales
There were 9 residential sales recorded during the month, a 28.6 percent increase from September and 80
percent higher than the same time last year. The median dwelling price rose to $607,000, up 1.3 percent
over the month and 9.5 percent year on year.

Listings
There were 5 properties listed for sale at the end of October, down 50 percent from the previous month
and 58.3 percent lower than the same time last year. Buyers continued to face limited stock across the
suburb.

Land
Land sales remained steady with 2 transactions recorded at a median price of $250,000. This marked a 5.7
percent monthly drop, though prices are still up 34.4 percent compared to last year. Land sold in a
median of 10 days.

Sales Time on Market
Homes sold in a median of 10 days, slightly faster than September. Land also moved quickly, matching the 10 day median. The suburb’s overall speed to sell remained strong despite reduced listings.

Rentals
Rental activity remained consistent with 11 leases signed during the month. The median rent held at $550
per week, unchanged for several months and reflecting ongoing demand.

Rental Time on Market
There were 7 rental listings at the end of October. Properties leased in a median
of 34 days, just one day faster than in September and in line with seasonal
expectations.

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