It's Official, We're All Paying Heaps More Money To Buy Less Land

    And in Sydney you're paying $100,000 more than you were a year ago.

    A new report from the Urban Development Institute of Australia has shown Sydney's land prices rose a staggering $100,000 last year alone.

    Median prices for a block in Sydney went up from $339,750 to $440,725 in 2015, working out to be almost double the cost of land in 2010.

    The average size of land purchases has also declined from as much as 524 square metres to 450 square metres.

    Queensland, Perth, Melbourne, and Adelaide all hover around or below the $250,000 mark when it comes to the average price of new land lots around Australia.

    So congratulations Sydney - you've done it! Finally coming first at something.