Selling on the Mornington Peninsula

Thinking about selling in Rye or Rosebud — what do I need to know in 2026?

Rye and Rosebud are currently experiencing a market adjustment following the COVID-era boom, with house prices down between -2.73% and -4.11% depending on the source (CoreLogic/OpenAgent, early 2026). However, the broader Mornington Peninsula is in an “Accelerating Growth” phase (HtAG Analytics, March 2026), suggesting potential for renewed momentum. Increased listings from short-stay investors impacted by […]

Are buyers still paying prestige prices in Sorrento and Portsea in 2026?

Prestige property values in Sorrento and Portsea have experienced a moderate correction in early 2026, with median house prices recording drops of up to -3.2% (Barry Plant Dromana, early 2026) alongside broader Peninsula adjustments. However, demand remains resilient, driven by a dual buyer pool of permanent residents and Melbourne-based weekender/holiday home buyers. While the peak-COVID

Are houses still selling in Rye, Sorrento, Rosebud and Portsea in April 2026?

Yes, houses are still selling in Rye, Sorrento, Rosebud and Portsea in April 2026, though the market is adjusting from the rapid growth experienced during the COVID period. Median house prices across these suburbs have seen drops of up to -3.2% (Barry Plant Dromana, early 2026), with properties taking approximately 36–38 days to sell (HtAG

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