What your home will be worth in 2030: every SA suburb revealed

Home prices are on track to double in many areas over the next five years while falling in others, new forecasting data shows.

Home prices will have another growth spurt in the coming years across most of Australia, but there will also be some areas where prices could fall if markets continue on their current trajectory.

New property price modelling has revealed the next five years will likely deliver mixed outcomes for prices in many markets, with prices set to double in some areas while flatlining or falling in others.

The PropTrack analysis examined what prices would be in every suburb around the country if home value growth over the last five years was repeated.

Current prices were modelled against five-year growth figures to measure what would be possible for the market if trends between 2020 and 2025 were repeated.

PropTrack cautioned that past performance was not an indicator of future movements, but growth from the last five years was still a useful gauge for the coming years due to the mixed

economic conditions and interest rate settings over the period.

You can search the results of the exclusive study below by using the graphic to see how prices in your suburb would change by the end of this decade.

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Originally published as What your home will be worth in 2030: every SA suburb revealed