BRIGHTON布莱顿

House Median
Local$3,550,000
Melbourne Median$1,083,043
Unit Median
Local$1,125,000
Melbourne Median$590,597
Safety Index
Local Crime Rate5,423
VIC Average6,810
Chinese %
Local6.3%
VIC Average6.6%
VCE Schools
Local3
Nearby4
Train Lines
Local Station Yes
Nearby Station Yes

BRIGHTON Property & Rent

Price data: © State Government of Victoria | Rent data: LGA average

BRIGHTON median house price is $3.55M, with +76% growth over 10 years, 228% above Melbourne median, unit median $1.13M.

Price Trend (2014-2024)

House Median Unit Median
House Price
$3,550,000
House Growth
+76%2014-2024
Unit Price
$1,125,000
Unit Growth
+88%2014-2024
3BR House
$900/wk
2BR House
$620/wk
3BR Unit
$900/wk
2BR Unit
$630/wk

BRIGHTON Safety Index

Data source: Crime Statistics Agency Victoria (Oct 2024 - Sep 2025)

Crime rate of 5,423 per 100k residents, 20% below the VIC average. Relatively safe area.

Relatively Safe
Crime rate 5,423 per 100kBelow VIC average (6,810)
1,261
Total Annual Offences

Crime DistributionClick to view details

BRIGHTON Community Profile

Data source: Australian Bureau of Statistics 2021 Census

Total population of 23,252, 6.3% Chinese residents, near VIC average.

Population Overview

23,252
Total Population
2,778
/km² Density
6.3%
Chinese %
Near Average

Top Ethnicities

1
English
8,707 people
37.5%
2
Aust
6,416 people
27.6%
3
Irish
3,211 people
13.8%
4
Scottish
2,550 people
11.0%
5
Chinese
1,475 people
6.3%

Transport

10.5 km
To CBD
24 min
Drive to CBD
32 min
Transit to CBD
Has Station
Local station
Train Lines:
Sandringham line

BRIGHTON Nearby Schools

Data source: VCAA 2025 VCE Results | Secondary schools with VCE results only

3 VCE schools in BRIGHTON, 4 quality schools nearby, top score 90.7.

BRIGHTON Nearby Suburbs

Property data: © State Government of Victoria | 5 neighbours

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BRIGHTON Overview

BRIGHTON is a well-established suburb in South-Eastern Melbourne. The ABS 2021 Census records a population of 23,252 residents across the area, creating a density of 2,778 people per square kilometre.

Property: The local property market shows strong performance according to Data Vic Q2 2025 figures. Median house prices have reached $3.5M, representing a substantial 76% increase over the past decade, while median unit prices sit at $1.1M, having risen 88% over the same 10-year period.

Education: Educational options include quality private schooling, with Firbank Grammar School achieving recognition in the VCAA 2025 VCE results as the #27 ranked private school in the state.

Safety: Brighton offers residents a secure living environment, with Crime Statistics Agency data from September 2025 showing a crime rate of 5,423 per 100,000 people. This figure represents just 0.80 times the Victorian average of 6,810, confirming Brighton as a very safe area.

Demographics: The suburb maintains a diverse community, with Chinese residents making up 6.30% of the population (approximately 1,464 people), which aligns closely with the broader Victorian average.

Transport: Brighton provides convenient access to Melbourne's city centre, located approximately 10.5km away with a typical 24-minute drive. Public transport is well-served through the local train station on the Sandringham line.

BRIGHTON FAQ

According to Data Vic Q2 2025, BRIGHTON has a median house price of $3.5M, up 76% over 10 years, and median unit price of $1.1M, up 88% over 10 years. Significant price growth indicates a hot investment area.