Sydney: Sylvania Waters and Lilyfield

All of Sydney's inner-west is being prime real estate in the city. Picture: Getty

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Melbourne: Maribyrnong and Kew East

Kew East, in Melbourne's inner east is peppered with greenery and wide open streets. Picture: Getty

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Ipswich: Chuwar and Raceview

Canberra: Crace and Coombs

Canberra is providing investors with an enormous amount of opportunity. Picture: Getty

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Adelaide: Woodside and Findon

Perth: Alfred Cove and Bibra Lake

Australia's west coast is no longer under the radar, and is proving hot with investors. Picture: Getty

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Darwin: Humpty Doo and Larrakeyah

Hobart: Rokeby and Kingston

The lifestyle of Hobart is an appealing reason to invest in property across the ditch. Picture: Getty

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• Coonamble, NSW (median house price $220,000, up 47.7%)
• Nyngan, NSW (median house price $240,000, up 47.7%)
• Port Pirie South, SA (median house price $292,500, up 42.7%)
• Port Hedland, WA (median apartment price $478,348, up 39.4%)
• Nelly Bay (Townsville), QLD (median apartment price $375,000, up 38.9%)
• Mooroobool (Cairns), QLD (median apartment price $325,000, up 35.4%)

Should you consider rental yield, too?

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