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    Can you afford to live in Endeavour Hills?

    Endeavour Hills is a suburb in Victoria. Median rent is $530/week and the median house price is $810k.

    Median rent

    $530/wk

    Real

    Median price

    $810k

    Real

    20% deposit

    $162k

    Stamp duty

    $44k

    The numbers, in plain English

    To rent in Endeavour Hills without housing stress, a household income of about $92,000/year keeps the rent of $530/week at or below 30% of gross income — the standard affordability benchmark. That rent is the official median for a 3-bedroom house — the most common new lease here (462 bonds lodged). Check your income →

    To buy the median home ($810,000) with a 20% deposit of $162k, repayments at 6.2% over 30 years come to about $3,969/month — comfortable on roughly $159,000/year under the same 30% rule. Saving that deposit at $1,500/month takes about 9.0 years, before stamp duty of $44k. Run your own loan →

    That price is the real median of 298 house sales in Endeavour Hills, published by the state land authority — not an estimate.

    Compared to the rest of Victoria, Endeavour Hills is more expensive to buy than 90% of the state's suburbs (state median $330k) and pricier to rent than 73% (state median $445/week). It sits roughly 31 km from the Melbourne CBD as the crow flies.

    For investors, the median rent against the median price gives a gross rental yield of about 3.4% before costs. Net yield calculator →

    Modelled medians, not valuations — every formula above is documented on our methodology page.

    Actual rents lodged here

    Bonds lodged, September 2025

    Unlike the modelled figures above, these are the real median rents from every rental bond lodged with the Victorian RTBA in Endeavour Hills — a typical 3-bedroom house rents for $530/week.

    BedroomsTypeMedian rentBonds lodged
    3house$530/wk462

    Source: Victoria DFFH Rental Report (CC BY 4.0), moving-annual by suburb with at least 5 lodgements per figure. Updated quarterly — see data sources.

    Affordability by income

    $60k income

    Rent (530/wk)

    Over budget

    Budget: $346/wk

    Buy ($810k)

    Repayments are a stretch

    $3,885/mo · deposit in ~18yr

    $90k income

    Rent (530/wk)

    Over budget

    Budget: $519/wk

    Buy ($810k)

    Repayments are a stretch

    $3,885/mo · deposit in ~12yr

    $120k income

    Rent (530/wk)

    Affordable

    Budget: $692/wk

    Buy ($810k)

    Repayments are a stretch

    $3,885/mo · deposit in ~9yr

    Based on 30% gross income rule for rent; 6% p.a. / 30-year P&I loan at 20% deposit for purchase; 15% savings rate for deposit timeline.

    Upfront buying costs

    Purchase price$810k
    20% deposit (no LMI)$162k
    Stamp duty (Victoria)$44k
    Stamp duty (first home buyer)Same — check eligibility
    Conveyancing (est.)$1,500 – $3,000
    Building inspection (est.)$400 – $700
    Total upfront (est.)$208k

    Who lives here & what's nearby

    Real figures for Endeavour Hills — measured, not modelled.

    Median household income
    $90k
    per year (ABS Census)
    Median age
    39
    years
    Owner-occupied
    79%
    21% rented
    Housing mix
    Mostly houses
    88% houses · 0% units
    Nearest train station
    4.7 km
    Nearest hospital
    3.4 km
    Schools nearby
    14

    How Endeavour Hills compares

    • Households here earn about 26% more than the typical Victoria suburb.
    • Younger than average — a median age of 39 vs 46 statewide.

    Demographics from the ABS 2021 Census; distances and school counts from OpenStreetMap. Comparisons are against the median suburb in Victoria. Suburb-level price trends aren't shown because no open source publishes them reliably yet — see our data sources.

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    Neighbourhood at a Glance

    Indicative scores based on ABS Census data modelling. Always conduct your own research.

    Safety
    72/100
    Above average
    Schools
    74/100
    Above average
    Lifestyle
    70/100
    Above average

    Government schemes that may apply

    First Home Guarantee (FHBG)

    Buy with as little as 5% deposit, no LMI. Up to 35,000 places/year nationwide.

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    First Home Owner Grant (FHOG)

    Victoria offers a grant for eligible first home buyers purchasing new builds. Amounts vary.

    Learn more →

    First Home Super Saver (FHSS)

    Save up to $50k inside super (taxed at 15% instead of marginal rate), then withdraw for a deposit.

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    Stamp duty concessions

    Most states offer full or partial stamp duty exemptions for first home buyers. VIC has its own thresholds.

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    Rent data for Endeavour Hills sourced from the ABS 2021 Census, scaled by rental CPI to current values. Calculations use 30% gross income rule, 20% deposit, 6% p.a. loan rate over 30 years. Not financial advice.