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Who Is Selling The Most Property In Beaconsfield Upper In 2026?
September 2026
September 2026
Who Is Selling The Most Property In Beaconsfield Upper In 2026?
When you are thinking about selling in Beaconsfield Upper, recent results can tell you something useful about who is active in the local market. From 1 January to 10 September 2026, our review of Beaconsfield Upper sales records shows 23 properties sold across six agencies. We were fortunate to represent the sellers of 13 of those properties, accounting for 56.5% of recorded sales.
13 local sales, and 13 clients who trusted us with an important move.
Of the 23 Beaconsfield Upper properties we recorded as sold from 1 January to 10 September 2026, Peake represented the sellers of 13. We are proud of the number, but more importantly, grateful to the clients behind it.
What are we seeing in Beaconsfield Upper this year?
We keep a close eye on Beaconsfield Upper sales because understanding what has actually sold is an important part of giving buyers and sellers useful local guidance.
Our review of publicly available sales information, including property records published on realestate.com.au, identified 23 sales in Beaconsfield Upper between 1 January and 10 September 2026. Those sales were shared across six agencies, with Peake representing sellers in 13 transactions.
| Measure | Result |
|---|---|
| Properties recorded as sold | 23 |
| Agencies recording sales | 6 |
| Sales where Peake represented the seller | 13 |
| Peake share of recorded sales | 56.5% |
| Sales handled by other agencies combined | 10 |
| Other agencies’ combined share | 43.5% |
These figures are a snapshot for the stated period and can change as sales records are updated. What they show is that our team has spent a meaningful amount of time in the Beaconsfield Upper market this year, working alongside local sellers and speaking with buyers looking for their next property.
Why are we proud of these Beaconsfield Upper sales?
It is easy to focus on percentages, but every sale represents someone making a significant property decision. For us, the more meaningful part of the 56.5% figure is that 13 sellers chose Peake to guide them through that process.
Each campaign gives us another opportunity to understand how buyers are responding to different properties, what questions are coming up and how one home compares with another. That knowledge builds gradually, conversation by conversation and sale by sale.
We are grateful to the clients who have trusted us. Their results are the reason there is a statistic to talk about in the first place.
What have recent Beaconsfield Upper sales looked like?
Our review of the local sales record shows just how varied Beaconsfield Upper property can be. Among the 2026 sales we reviewed were 19 Grant Court, recorded as sold for $1,040,000 on 11 August; 143 Stoney Creek Road, recorded as sold for $2,150,000 on 2 July; and 134 Stoney Creek Road, recorded as sold for $2,800,000 on 19 February.
Those examples are useful because they reinforce an important point: there is no single Beaconsfield Upper price that tells you what an individual property is worth. Land, location, improvements, presentation and the characteristics of the home all matter when we assess which recent sales are genuinely comparable.
The number matters less than what we learn from it.
Being involved in 13 Beaconsfield Upper sales gives us recent experience to draw on when we sit down with another local owner. It means we can talk through comparable properties, buyer conversations and campaign considerations using what we have been seeing first-hand.
What does recent local experience mean if I am thinking of selling?
If you are considering selling in Beaconsfield Upper, you probably want more than a broad suburb overview. You want to understand where your property sits, what buyers may compare it with and how an agent has reached their view of the market.
Our recent involvement in local sales means we have been having those conversations regularly. We have met buyers, heard their feedback and worked with sellers through the decisions that come with preparing, positioning and taking a property to market.
That does not mean every property should be approached in the same way. The value of local experience is being able to recognise the differences between properties and help a seller make decisions that suit their home, timing and priorities.
And what does it mean if I am buying in Beaconsfield Upper?
For buyers, recent sales can help make sense of a market where properties can differ considerably. Looking beyond the headline sale price and considering the land, location, accommodation, condition and improvements can make comparisons more useful.
Because we have been speaking with buyers throughout our Beaconsfield Upper campaigns, we can also help explain the context around different properties and recent results. The aim is not to tell you what decision to make, but to give you useful information so you can make that decision with greater clarity.
What should I ask before choosing an agent in Beaconsfield Upper?
Recent sales activity is worth considering, but it should sit alongside the quality of the advice you receive. A good conversation should help you understand the thinking behind the proposed approach.
- Which recent Beaconsfield Upper sales are genuinely comparable with my property?
- What have you learned from your recent local campaigns?
- What feedback have buyers been giving you?
- How have you arrived at the suggested price range?
- How would you position my property and why?
- How will you communicate with me throughout the campaign?
- What fees and advertising costs should I understand before deciding?
The practical point is to choose someone whose advice makes sense to you and is supported by relevant evidence.
Common questions
How many properties have sold in Beaconsfield Upper in 2026?
Our review identified 23 properties recorded as sold in Beaconsfield Upper from 1 January to 10 September 2026.
How many Beaconsfield Upper sales has Peake handled?
Peake represented sellers in 13 of the 23 recorded sales we reviewed for the period, equivalent to 56.5%.
Where does Peake’s Beaconsfield Upper sales data come from?
We compiled the figures by reviewing publicly available property sales information, including sales records published on realestate.com.au. We use that information as part of our ongoing review of local property activity.
What does strong local activity mean for sellers?
The number of properties an agent has sold is only one part of the picture. What matters is what they have learned through those campaigns and how they use that experience to support their next client.
For us, every Beaconsfield Upper sale adds to our understanding of local buyers, comparable properties and the conversations happening in the market. That experience helps us give sellers informed, property-specific guidance while recognising that every home, every client and every campaign is different.
Thinking about selling in Beaconsfield Upper?
We are proud to have represented 13 Beaconsfield Upper sellers in the period we reviewed, but we see that figure primarily as a reflection of the trust those clients placed in us.
If selling is something you are starting to consider, we can share what we have been seeing across our recent local campaigns, talk through the sales that are most relevant to your property and help you understand your options. There is no single formula for a Beaconsfield Upper sale. Our role is to bring the local knowledge we have built through these campaigns to the conversation and help you decide what feels right for your next move.
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Got more questions for us?
Whether you’re buying, selling, leasing or just curious, we’re here to help. Get in touch with our Berwick or Officer branches.
