As of July 2026, Milton's median house price stands at approximately $2.0M, having recorded a solid 25% growth this same month last year and an impressive 115.1% gain over the past decade. The median unit price also continued its upward trajectory, reaching approximately $840K, reflecting a robust 26.3% increase annually and a 45.3% uplift compared to this same month 10 years ago. This strong local performance represents a premium position, particularly when observed alongside regional Queensland's market trends, demonstrating resilient growth.
Milton's median weekly house rental rate reached approximately $880 for July 2026, marking a decrease of around $70 or 7.4% from this same month last year, though it maintains a strong position with an approximate $320 or 57.1% increase over the past decade. Unit rents, conversely, recorded a solid gain, now at an approximate $715 weekly, reflecting a $65 or 10% rise since July 2025, and an impressive $285 or 66.3% growth over the last 10 years. This dynamic represents varied performance across property types, with units demonstrating stronger growth coinciding with sustained demand.
Milton, QLD, showcased a distinct sales distribution across price segments for the 12 months ending May 2026. Unit sales maintained significant volume, with 87 transactions recorded between $750K and $1M, complemented by 58 in the $500K to $750K range, reflecting robust activity in the mid-tier and entry-level unit market, which contrasts with broader softening trends. House sales were concentrated at higher price points, with 9 properties transacting between $2M and $3M, alongside 5 in the $1.5M to $2M bracket.
This distribution underscores the suburb's premium housing market and strong demand for established units.
New listings in July 2026 recorded a significant 30% monthly decline in Milton, reaching 7 properties. This also represents a substantial 36% annual decrease compared to July 2025 and a pronounced 53% drop from July 2024 levels. The sustained reduction in new properties entering the market reflects persistent supply constraints, reinforcing limited vendor activity in the suburb. This represents a sharper decline in available stock compared to broader market trends, which have similarly seen new listing authorities contract in July.
Source: REA, RW
Average Milton Prices August 2026 1 bed apartment $655,250 up 22.5% yoy (Only sale $610,000)
2 bed apartment $885,000 up 16.4% yoy (Low $785,000 High $810,000)
3 bed apartment $2,347,500 up 123.6% yoy (No August sales)
House $1,950,000 up 22.8% yoy