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Numbers Made Simple – Spotlight on Mosman Park

Spring 2025 has arrived across Perth’s Western Suburbs, and with it comes a noticeable lift in buyer activity. Open homes are busier, enquiries are stronger, and there’s a renewed sense of momentum in the market. Across Cottesloe, Claremont, Mosman Park and beyond, we’re seeing the same story: demand remains strong, but stock is limited.

Numbers Made Simple – Spotlight on Mosman Park – August 2025
•    Median house price: $2.45m (up 14% in 2025 so far)
•    Sales activity: 54 houses sold so far this year – the lowest in 15 years, each attracting strong competition
•    Long-term growth: prices have almost doubled since 2010

The Mosman Park (and broader western suburb’s) story is one of strength. Homes that make it to market are in high demand, often drawing multiple offers and achieving premium outcomes. With fewer listings available, buyers are competing harder – and sellers are the ones reaping the rewards.

What does this mean more broadly?
•    For homeowners: Limited stock means your property will attract more buyer attention right now.
•    For buyers: The competition is real. Success comes to those who are prepared and decisive.

Spring is always a season of opportunity in real estate, and 2025 is no different. With strong demand and a shortage of homes, conditions are tipped in favour of sellers.

If you’ve been thinking of selling, there has rarely been a better time to act. I’d be delighted to give you a clear, personalised update on what your home could achieve in today’s market.

Call me Nick Holt directly on 0477 443 996 to book in your appraisal now.

The Next Super Cycle

This presentation was hosted by Nick Holt, July 2025, which explores the next property super cycle and what it means for your buying, selling, and investing decisions. The key slides are available here Click Here.