Seven Hills 4170 · 1 October 2026
The Three Month Wrap
July
2 sales
August
1 sale
September
1 sale
Follows the Winter Edition (June to August)
Prepared by
Daniel Gierach · Ray White · The Collective
Four properties changed hands in Seven Hills across July, August and September 2026. These are the sales, the streets and the prices that defined the quarter.
The quarter’s third-highest sale 120 Majestic Outlook · $1.15m
The quarter in short
The median house in Seven Hills sold for $1.89m this quarter, while the median unit/townhouse sold for $1.23m. A typical sale took 24 days from listing to contract. The quarter was quiet in Seven Hills, so treat the medians as a guide rather than a trend.
Near your property
The sales closest to your property.
What does this mean for the value of your home?
The record
Every sale this quarter.
Where the sales were
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What’s happening in the surrounding suburbs.
The same quarter’s sales in the four suburbs closest to Seven Hills. Tap one for its full report.
Camp Hill 38 sales Median prices, July to September House$2.02mUnit/townhouse$1.01m See the report Carina 36 sales Median prices, July to September House$1.34mUnit/townhouse$995k See the report Morningside 48 sales Median prices, July to September House$1.61mUnit/townhouse$960k See the report Norman Park 18 sales Median prices, July to September House$1.71mUnit/townhouse$970k See the report
What does this mean for the value of my home?
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