May was a solid month for Camp Hill. Buyers remained active despite the cooler weather and stock remained tight, with well-presented homes continuing to attract strong competition at auction. Here is a breakdown of what sold, for how much, and what it tells us about where the market is heading.
Notable sales this month
Private Treaty · 13 May 2026
7A Daly Street, Camp Hill
$2,255,000
A contemporary family home built in 2019, 7A Daly Street drew strong private treaty interest with its modern character facade, butler's pantry, pool and outdoor entertaining. Situated in the heart of Camp Hill, this result reinforces the depth of buyer demand for well-finished family homes in the suburb's mid-tier price range.
Auction · 15 May 2026
8 Indus Street, Camp Hill
$1,850,000
A large dual-level family home on 711 square metres — among the bigger blocks available in Camp Hill. Sold under the hammer with solar, pool and rumpus room, this result demonstrates continued appetite for substantial family homes with land, even as five-bedroom stock remains relatively limited in the suburb.
Auction · 2 May 2026
70 Indus Street, Camp Hill
$1,751,250
Overlooking Whites Hill Reserve with an 18-metre frontage and north-rear aspect, this character residence on Indus Street is exactly the kind of position Camp Hill buyers compete hard for. The result reflects what buyers will pay for a premium outlook and renovation potential on a generous parcel.
Full May results at a glance
| Address | Sold price | Config. | Method | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7A Daly Street | $2,255,000 | 4b 2ba | Private treaty | 13 May |
| 8 Indus Street | $1,850,000 | 5b 2ba | Auction | 15 May |
| 70 Indus Street | $1,751,250 | 3b 3ba | Auction | 2 May |
| 84 Boundary Road | $1,330,000 | 3b 1ba | Auction | 9 May |
Source: Domain.com.au, May 2026. Featured property photos courtesy of respective listing agents.
What May tells us about the market
Three of the four featured sales went to auction, and all achieved results that reflect genuine buyer competition rather than a market running on momentum alone. The range from $1.33M to $2.26M across the same month illustrates something important: Camp Hill is not a one-price suburb. Land size, aspect, condition and position within the suburb all drive significant price variation, and understanding those distinctions is the difference between a good result and a great one.
The Whites Hill Reserve pocket continues to command a premium. Buyers will pay meaningfully more for outlook, north aspect and large frontages in this corridor.
The 70 Indus Street result is worth noting specifically. A three-bedroom home on 644 square metres achieving $1.75M speaks to the strength of the Whites Hill Reserve pocket and the value buyers place on position above all else. This is not a result driven by renovation or presentation alone.
Looking ahead to June
Stock levels in Camp Hill remain tight heading into the winter months. This is historically a period when some sellers hold off, which means well-prepared homes coming to market now face less competition and more motivated buyers. If you have been considering selling in the second half of 2026, a June or July campaign could be better timed than it might initially appear.
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