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Updated March 2026

Dee Why: $2.8M Median, 283 Microburbs, $512K-to-$13.3M Range

16,625 addresses across 283 microburbs. Unit-dominated (14,610 units, 1,869 freestanding houses). Block-level price data from $512K to $13.3M.

Median House
$2.8M
Sydney
Median Unit
$1.2M
Median Rent
$1K/wk
Addresses
16,625
Unit-dominated
Microburbs
283
Block-level data

What Does Your Budget Buy in Dee Why?

The $2.8M median tells you very little. Here is what each price band looks like, based on block-level data across 167 microburbs with price data.

$512K - $2.1M
Entry level. Older stock, smaller lots, properties needing work.
$2.1M - $2.8M
Mid-range. Updated homes on standard lots. Solid family options.
$2.8M - $3.4M
Upper range. Renovated or larger homes in sought-after pockets.
$3.4M - $13.3M
Premium. Top-tier homes, best positions, fully renovated or new builds.
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What Makes Dee Why Different

What agents are selling

Based on 52 listing descriptions analysed by Microburbs.

The numbers

Dee Why Has 4 Distinct Price Tiers

Prices vary by over $12.8M depending on which block you buy. The suburb splits into clear micro-markets.

Entry Level (Avon, Banksia, Billarong, Boronia)

  • Median $1.6M, range $512K to $2.1M
  • 41 microburbs in this price band
  • Older stock, smaller lots, or properties needing work
  • Best value entry point to the suburb

Core Family (Arthur, Avon, Banksia, Bennett)

  • Median $2.5M, range $2.1M to $2.8M
  • 42 microburbs in this price band
  • Updated homes on standard lots
  • Highest sales volume sits in this band

Upper Range (Arthur, Banksia, Bix, Burne)

  • Median $3.1M, range $2.8M to $3.3M
  • 42 microburbs in this price band
  • Renovated or larger homes in sought-after streets

Premium (Arthur, Avon, Bennett, Billarong)

  • Median $4.3M, range $3.4M to $13.3M
  • 42 microburbs in this price band
  • Top-tier positions, fully renovated or new builds
  • Tightly held. Rarely come to market

Street-Level Median Prices

Median house price by street, top 8 streets by sales volume.

StreetMedianTotal Sales% RentersTurnover
Pacific Parade$675K21726%9.1 yrs
Howard Avenue$590K12223%12.1 yrs
Sturdee Parade$630K9725%4.8 yrs
Dee Why Parade$599K9528%12.5 yrs
Oaks Avenue$815K9445%10.2 yrs
Mooramba Road$560K6542%7.6 yrs
The Crescent$632K5647%9.3 yrs
Wheeler Parade$560K5553%13.3 yrs

More streets available in the full Dee Why report.

Street Price Trends . See historical price trends for every street in the full Dee Why report.
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Confirmed Sales (to March 2026)

AddressSale PriceAVM Valuevs AVMBed/Bath/GarLandDate
Unit 3, 57 Pacific Parade$850,000$750,000+13%2/1/11294sqm2023-06
Unit 8, 83 Howard Avenue$295,000$900,000-67%2/1/1--2023-06
Unit 15, 47 Dee Why Parade$353,000$650,000-46%1/1/1--2023-06
Unit 16, 55 Delmar Parade$658,000$960,000-31%2/1/170sqm2023-06
Unit 3, 10 Wheeler Parade$1,105,000$840,000+32%2/1/1--2023-06
Unit 3, 52 Cassia Street$791,000$1,040,000-24%2/1/1--2023-06

Blurred valuations are in the full report. More sales in the full Dee Why report.

Currently For Sale

AddressGuideAVM ValueBed/BathType
Unit 217, 7-9 Mooramba Road$290,000$665K1/1Apartment
Unit 5, 28 Howard Avenue$255,000$615K1/1Apartment
Unit 1, 9-11 The Crescent$560,000$1.0M2/1Residential
Unit 4, 28 Clarence Avenue$358,000$720K2/1Apartment
Unit 8, 12 Mooramba Road$355,000$755K2/1Apartment

5 properties listed. Blurred valuations are in the full report. See all Dee Why listings.

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Rental Market

Rent data across 203 microburbs with rental listings.

$281/wk
Lowest Rent
$1,169/wk
Median Rent
$5,302/wk
Highest Rent

Rent varies from $281/wk to $5,302/wk across different blocks. Gross yield is approximately 2.2%. See rental yield by block in the full report.

What Homes Look Like in Dee Why

Based on 52 listing descriptions analysed. Shows how often each feature appears.

Natural Light
67%
Outdoor Entertaining
62%
Good Aspect
54%
Views
52%
Ensuite
44%
Large Kitchen
31%
Level Access
19%
Pool
15%
Renovation Profile

Based on 38 listings: Fully renovated (53%), Partially renovated (39%), Needs renovation (8%).

Feature data from listing descriptions. Individual property features in the full Dee Why report.

Market Summary

MetricDee Why
Total addresses16,625
Freestanding houses1,869
Units14,610
Median house$2.8M
Median unit$1.2M
Median rent (house)$1K/wk
Microburbs mapped283

Price Range

MetricDee Why
Cheapest block median$512K
Most expensive block$13.3M
SUASydney
StateNew South Wales
Gross yield (approx)2.2%

Dee Why vs Neighbours

SuburbSUAMedian HouseAddresses
Dee WhySydney$2.8M16,625
BrookvaleSydney$2.4M6,06915% less
FreshwaterSydney$4.2M5,31951% more
CollaroySydney$4.3M4,40353% more
CromerSydney$2.6M3,8816% less
NarraweenaSydney$2.6M3,0737% less
Collaroy PlateauSydney$2.9M1,7404% more

Common Questions About Dee Why Real Estate

Is Dee Why a good suburb?
Dee Why has median house price of $2.8M, gross rental yield of 2.2%, beach and coastal lifestyle. Prices range from $512K to $13.3M depending on which block you buy. The full Dee Why report maps every block individually.
Is Dee Why expensive?
The median house price in Dee Why is $2.8M. More expensive than Brookvale ($2.4M). Cheaper than Freshwater ($4.2M). Entry-level blocks start around $512K.
What is Dee Why like to live in?
Based on 52 listing descriptions, Dee Why is known for a beach suburb with coastal lifestyle; a strong cafe and dining scene (94% of listings); green and leafy with good park access; family-oriented with schools nearby. Unit-dominated (14,610 units, 1,869 freestanding houses). See the block-level breakdown in the full report.
What are the best streets in Dee Why?
The most active streets by sales volume are Pacific Parade (217 sales, median $675K), Howard Avenue (122 sales, median $590K), and Sturdee Parade (97 sales, median $630K). Street-level data for all streets in the full report.
Is Dee Why a good investment?
Median rent $1K/wk. gross yield 2.2%. 44% of listings explicitly target investors. The full Dee Why report includes: block-level yield mapping, vacancy rates per street, supply pressure scores, days on market by block, rental demand indicators, and AVM valuations for every property. Our backtested suburb forecasting model covers Dee Why with 15-year historical validation and forward estimates. See how individual blocks within Dee Why compare on yield vs growth.

Explore More About Dee Why

Every topic below has its own block-level analysis for Dee Why.