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For over 25 years, Hudson Bond Real Estate has being helping local Doncaster East residents sell, buy, lease and rent their homes.

As truly local real estate experts in Doncaster East, we understand the property market, trends and demographics to ensure you get the best result every time.

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Doncaster East Median Property Prices

Buy

$1,150,000

  • 2 Bedroom –
  • 3 Bedroom – $1,080,000
  • 4 Bedroom – $1,192,500

Rent

$500 PW

  • 2 Bedroom –
  • 3 Bedroom – $450
  • 4 Bedroom – $550

Buy

$750,000

  • 1 Bedroom –
  • 2 Bedroom – $585,000
  • 3 Bedroom – $842,500

Rent

$460 PW

  • 1 Bedroom – $370
  • 2 Bedroom – $430
  • 3 Bedroom – $530

* Data based on sales within the last 12 months

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Doncaster East’s History

A walk down memory lane

Like much of the City of Manningham, Doncaster East was predominantly covered in fruit orchards for some time before subdivision began and it became a continuous part of Melbourne.

Housing estates began to replace orchards in the 1960s, generally along Doncaster Road, in the southern half of the suburb. The north half of the suburb was developed through the 1970s and 1980s, with the last orchard being removed in the 1990s.

As the young parents who moved into these estates now retire and move away, many houses from the ’60s and ’70s are being converted into units. Today land prices continue to rise and it is not uncommon to see medium density residential apartments/units under construction somewhere at any time of the year.

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