Mornington Peninsula Property Market & Development Rates — May 2026 | Suburbtrends

Mornington Peninsula Property Market: Prices, Vacancy & Trends

As of May 2026, median house prices across the Mornington Peninsula SA4 range from $880,000 (Frankston) to $960,000 (Mornington Peninsula). The stock-weighted rental vacancy rate is 3.4%, ranging from 3.2% in Frankston to 3.6% in Mornington Peninsula. Top median house rent is $1050/week in Mount Eliza.

Source: Suburbtrends, 12-month rolling medians · Updated monthly
$960k
Mornington Peninsula median house
$880k
Frankston median house
+11.3%
Top SA3 growth (Frankston)
3.4%
SA4 vacancy (weighted)
$1050/wk
Top house rent (Mount Eliza)
1,623
Houses listed for sale

What is the median house price in the Mornington Peninsula?

Median house prices across the Mornington Peninsula's SA3 markets span $880,000 to $960,000, with Mornington Peninsula the most expensive market and Frankston the most affordable.

SA3 house markets, Mornington Peninsula — 12 months to May 2026
SA3 marketMedian house12-mth changeMedian unitDays on market
Mornington Peninsula$960,000+3.8%$695,00038
Frankston$880,000+11.3%$636,00024
Listings on market by SA3 — for sale and for rent, current month
SA3 marketHouses for saleHouses for rentUnits for saleUnits for rent
Mornington Peninsula1,23326425985
Frankston39013914376

Listings counts are the current-month average of properties advertised for sale or rent. Unit stock can be thin in regional markets — some SA2 unit markets carry only a handful of active listings at any time.

SA2 median prices, houses and units — 12 months to May 2026
SA2 areaSA3House medianHouse 12-mthUnit median
Mount ElizaMornington Peninsula$1,700,000+9.0%$750,000
FlindersMornington Peninsula$1,620,000+1.2%
Mount MarthaMornington Peninsula$1,480,000+10.9%$815,000
Mornington - WestMornington Peninsula$1,420,000+4.4%$825,000
Frankston SouthFrankston$1,210,000+5.2%$835,000
DromanaMornington Peninsula$1,080,000+0.5%$770,000
LangwarrinFrankston$950,000+11.1%$654,000
Seaford (Vic.)Frankston$925,000+9.9%$696,000
Mornington - EastMornington Peninsula$925,000+2.4%$632,000
Point NepeanMornington Peninsula$920,000+0.3%$625,000
FrankstonFrankston$910,000+15.2%$580,000
SomervilleMornington Peninsula$910,000+13.7%$620,000
Skye - SandhurstFrankston$895,000+8.4%
Hastings - SomersMornington Peninsula$825,000+10.0%$620,000
Carrum DownsFrankston$815,000+12.7%$642,000
Rosebud - McCraeMornington Peninsula$787,500+2.5%$650,000
Frankston NorthFrankston$775,000+15.0%$581,200

† Thin market: fewer than 40 sales in 12 months, or a distorted price mix — medians are volatile and 12-month changes are not reported. A dash indicates too few unit sales to report a reliable median.

Which Mornington Peninsula areas are growing fastest?

Among SA2 areas with robust sales volumes, the strongest 12-month house price growth to May 2026 was Frankston +15.2%, Frankston North +15.0%, Somerville +13.7%, Carrum Downs +12.7%, Langwarrin +11.1%.

What is the rental vacancy rate in the Mornington Peninsula?

The stock-weighted rental vacancy rate across the Mornington Peninsula SA4 is 3.4% as at May 2026. Conditions range from 3.2% in Frankston to 3.6% in Mornington Peninsula.

Rental vacancy by SA3, rolling 3-month rate — trailing 6 months
SA3 marketDec 25Jan 26Feb 26Mar 26Apr 26May 26Rental stock
Frankston1.7%2.4%2.5%2.5%2.0%3.2%790
Mornington Peninsula2.3%2.4%3.5%2.9%4.0%3.6%794

Suburbtrends Vacancy Index methodology: vacant rental listings as a share of total rental stock, rolling 3-month basis. SA4 weighted rate uses current rental stock weights.

What are the rents in the Mornington Peninsula?

Median house rents across the Mornington Peninsula run to $1050/week in Mount Eliza at the top of the region. Unit rents typically sit below houses; bedroom splits below show where stock supports a reading.

House rents by SA2 — weekly median and bedroom splits, 12 months to May 2026
SA2 areaMedian2-bed3-bed4-bed
Mount Eliza$1050$480$850$1175
Mount Martha$880$585$750$1050
Mornington - West$860$520$750$1150
Flinders$850$750$795$1000
Frankston South$710$630$660$800
Dromana$700$550$650$790
Skye - Sandhurst$690$570$630$720
Mornington - East$685$520$650$850
Point Nepean$675$520$600$750
Langwarrin$650$530$625$750
Somerville$650$520$620$750
Seaford (Vic.)$630$530$600$700
Frankston$620$510$600$690
Hastings - Somers$620$510$580$750
Carrum Downs$600$510$590$670
Rosebud - McCrae$580$500$575$750
Frankston North$570$520$550$650
Unit rents by SA2 — weekly, where stock supports a reading, 12 months to May 2026
SA2 areaMedian2-bed3-bed
Dromana$660$530$695
Mount Martha$640$590$690
Mornington - West$630$570$700
Mornington - East$620$575$650
Rosebud - McCrae$580$500$620
Somerville$570$490$600
Carrum Downs$560$500$580
Frankston South$550$540$650
Seaford (Vic.)$550$500$650
Mount Eliza$550$550$765
Skye - Sandhurst$540$510$620
Langwarrin$530$520$600
Hastings - Somers$500$495$570
Point Nepean$500$480$650
Frankston North$485$500$570
Frankston$465$490$620
Flinders$450$850

Rents are median advertised asking rents over 12 months. Bedroom splits are reported where enough listings support a reading; a dash indicates too few. Unit rents are shown only for SA2s with sufficient rental stock.

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How this data is compiled

Suburbtrends compiles transaction, listings and rental records monthly across every SA2, SA3 and SA4 in Australia. Medians and percentiles are calculated on a 12-month rolling basis; vacancy follows the Suburbtrends Vacancy Index methodology (vacant rental listings as a share of total rental stock, rolling 3 months). Development Rates covers completed strata projects of 4–40 dwellings, with each project's site purchase traced through the title record to derive the land component. Thin markets are flagged and 12-month changes suppressed where sample sizes do not support them. Boundaries follow the ABS ASGS Edition 3. This page was last updated with data to May 2026, and is refreshed in the first week of every month.

Kent Lardner, Head of Research at Suburbtrends
Kent Lardner
Head of Research, Suburbtrends · 30+ years in property data analytics

Kent's research is regularly cited in the Australian Financial Review, news.com.au and industry media. He previously led data science teams at major property data firms and founded Suburbtrends to publish independent, suburb-level market research. Full profile and press citations →

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