What this house has likely been worth

The Microburbs estimate today, traced back along the Mayfield (Newcastle - NSW) price trend. A modelled track, not a record of sales of this exact home.

The estimate sits at $1,003,380 today. Over 2015 to 2026 the Mayfield (Newcastle - NSW) market ran about -0.3% a year behind the national median, and this estimate moved with it. The gold dots are comparable listings nearby right now, hover any one for the address. See the live estimate and its range.

The block from above: 2014 and 2026

292 Maitland Road and its neighbours from the air, the earliest aerial we hold next to the most recent. The gold line is this property's boundary and the white lines are today's lots, drawn on both, so any subdivision or new build between 2014 and 2026 stands out.

Imagery: Esri World Imagery Wayback. Boundaries: Microburbs cadastre, June 2026.

New roofs, pools, subdivisions and roads around a home show up here before they show up in the price. The full report maps what is being built nearby.

The street: Maitland Road

292 Maitland Road sits on Maitland Road, a residential street in Mayfield (Newcastle - NSW). The photo shows the street as it stands, June 2026.

Streets price differently within the same suburb. The full report scores this street's exact pocket.

From the kerb. Imagery: Google Street View.

The microburb: what makes this pocket different

Located on the busy Maitland Road in Mayfield, this property offers a blend of suburban living with close proximity to Newcastle's amenities. The area displays a diverse mix of community attributes and moderate lifestyle opportunities with both positive and negative facets.

• Strong sense of community with plenty of schools nearby
• High business activity and nearby developmental projects
• High reliance on car commuting due to moderate public transport access
• Average parkland and a generally tranquil environment
• Moderate affluence with above-average future population growth
• Notable loss in net internal migration but a gain in overseas arrivals

The full report scores this exact pocket block by block.

More Microburbs value estimates across NSW

Other addresses we have estimated nearby. Each opens its own value page.

• 121 Perry Street — about $2.38m
• 191 Bruce St — about $5.25m
• 48 Malvina Street, Ryde — about $2.20m
• 12 Bancroft St — about $925k

The whole suburb in one page: the Mayfield (Newcastle - NSW) suburb report.

Comparable properties for sale nearby

Listed in Mayfield (Newcastle - NSW) now. How each one compares to 292 Maitland Road sits in the full report.

Keep exploring

The whole suburb in one page: medians, growth, supply and demand in the Mayfield (Newcastle - NSW) suburb report. Hunting more broadly? The AI Property Finder scans every listing in the country against your brief.

Inside the full report

Real pages from the report, shown for the open sample. Yours would show every one of these for 292 Maitland Road, Mayfield (Newcastle - NSW) NSW.

Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample

Risk maps. Flood, bushfire, noise and the rest, checked for this address. See this for 292 Maitland Road

Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample

Impact on capital growth. Every market gauge, thumbs up or down, with the number beside it. See this for 292 Maitland Road

Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample

Zoning and development. What can be built nearby, and what is proposed. See this for 292 Maitland Road

The research behind this page

The published Microburbs studies most relevant to this address:

• The street is the submarket. Two streets in the same postcode can diverge 15 to 20 percentage points a year. Our top 10% of street picks beat the market by about 3% a year.
• A 12 year forecasting track record. Top suburb picks beat their own capital city by about 7.4% a year, with an 82% hit rate.
• The family home beats the investment property. Across 63,408 paired resales the family home out-returned the levered investor by about 4.9 percentage points a year under the new tax rules.

What is behind this price

Read against Microburbs research into how real features move price.

Location and land do the heavy lifting in our valuation model. Bedrooms, bathrooms and garaging together explain only about a tenth of price, and bedroom count barely moves it. Against that, here is what this house actually carries.

• The position. Where a home sits does more for its price than how it is built, and these are the parts of the address a renovation cannot change. Tagged here: nearby shopping centers, close to public transport.
• The presentation. Updates and finish lift price inside the roughly one tenth that the building itself contributes. Tagged here: natural light.

Backed by the Microburbs street-level research.

12 gauges run on this area

Thumbs up reads well, thumbs down is flagged. 6 read well here and 2 are flagged.

The median house here sells around $1,010,000 and rents for about $718 a week. Supply is tight at about 1 month of stock. Very few sales here make a loss. The flags worth asking about: percentage of public housing, percentage of renters.

The research behind these gauges. House 10 Year Price Growth: our suburb picks beat their own city by about 7.4% a year across a 12 year track record House 3 Year Price Growth: our suburb picks beat their own city by about 7.4% a year across a 12 year track record Percentage of Public Housing: a single public-housing neighbour within 10 metres costs about 4.2% a year of growth Percentage of Renters: owner-occupier suburbs grew about 221 percentage points more than renter suburbs over the 31 years to 2026

See the numbers and the proof

The price journey

Recorded sales and listings for this house, to June 2026.