Albury
Why Albury?
Albury is a strategically located regional city on the NSW–Victoria border, home to approximately 51,000 residents and part of the greater Albury–Wodonga region of around 100,000 people. Its economy is diverse, with strong sectors in agriculture processing, logistics, healthcare, education, light manufacturing, and public administration. Supported by major transport routes like the Hume Highway, rail services, and proximity to the Murray River, Albury is a well-connected, stable investment hub.
Investment Highlight:
Median house price: A$602,000
Median unit price: A$453,500
Rental yields: 4.0% for houses, 6.0% for units
Median weekly rents: A$550 for houses, A$380 for units
Vacancy rate: Approximately 0.9%, indicating very tight rental market
Gross Regional Product: A$5.02 billion, up 11.8% annually
Major infrastructure: Over A$923 million in local projects underway for housing, mixed-use, and freight infrastructure
Approximate Cost:
Median house price: A$602,000
Median unit price: A$453,500
Rental yields: 4.0% (houses), 6.0% (units)
Median weekly rent: A$550 (houses), A$380 (units)
Vacancy rate: Around 0.9%
Ideal For: Albury is perfect for investors looking for stable returns and long-term growth in a regional economy driven by agriculture, logistics, and health services. It suits first-home buyers, downsizers, and families looking for affordable housing, well-regarded schools, and easy access to healthcare and retail. The city also holds potential for developers and commercial operators, especially in logistics, light industry, and regional supply chains.
