Every recorded sale in the building. Updated quarterly.
There are perhaps a dozen addresses in Melbourne that are genuinely finite. This is one of them.
EDIT. One paragraph on what makes Royal Domain particular. Position, outlook, what cannot be built out, why the address is not made again. Keep it specific rather than adjectival, the way the rest of this page reads.
Nothing in the published data reflects that. Every portal estimate, suburb median and market report folds this building in with tens of thousands of apartments it has nothing in common with, and returns a number shaped almost entirely by them.
Until now.
We have manually backfilled every recorded sale in the building and published all of it. Median prices by configuration, rate per square metre, and the full year by year record. Updated quarterly as new sales settle.
Royal Domain should be measured against itself, not against the postcode.
Median values by year of sale. Thin years carry fewer transactions, so read the direction of travel rather than any single point. Rate per square metre is blank because internal areas are not publicly available for this building.
Royal Domain sold off the plan from 2002 and settled in 2006. This page begins at completion. The developer’s own sales are left out, both the off the plan contracts and the settlements that followed, because launch pricing tells you what the building cost to buy new rather than what it is worth now. Those prices are still used as the comparison in the sales table below, so an apartment bought new and sold since still shows what its owner made.
Internal areas are not publicly available for this building, so rate per square metre is left blank throughout. Every other figure on this page is unaffected.
A building median flattens the difference between a one bedroom and a three bedroom. These are the medians that actually apply to your apartment.
Every figure below is the median of that configuration’s sales over the last 24 months. Twelve months would leave several of these built on one or two transactions. The individual sales, and how many there were, are in the tables further down.
Every year we hold data for at Royal Domain, most recent first. Where a year shows a dash, we don’t yet hold enough of that configuration to publish a median. The rate per square metre column is blank throughout, because internal areas are not publicly available for this building.
The current year is marked “to” whichever month the record runs to, because it is still in progress. The record starts at completion in 2006. Sales from the off the plan campaign that ran from 2002 are excluded, along with the developer’s own settlements in 2006, so what you are reading is the established market rather than the developer’s price list.
| Year | Sales | Median price | Rate per m² |
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The ten most recent transactions on record, each shown against what the same apartment last sold for. Filter by configuration to compare like with like. Rate per square metre is blank because internal areas are not publicly available for this building. Verified against Pricefinder and refreshed quarterly.
| Apartment | Configuration | Sale price | Rate per m² | Date sold | Previously | Change |
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