Stonnington Property Market 2026: Toorak, South Yarra & Malvern Update
What’s really happening in the Stonnington property market in 2026? Cohen Handler’s Nicole Jacobs and Jellis Craig Stonnington Director Carla Fetter unpack Toorak, South Yarra, Prahran and Malvern, four weeks on from the Federal Budget. In this live webinar, host Deanne Jolly sits down with two of Melbourne’s most respected property experts to break down what the post-Budget market means for buyers, sellers and investors across the City of Stonnington. You’ll hear practical, on-the-ground insights on: • How the Budget and negative gearing changes are reshaping buyer strategy • Why blue-chip Stonnington property — from Art Deco apartments to single-fronted cottages — continues to hold value • What’s really driving buyer sentiment, and why it matters more than interest rates • Where the genuine opportunities are for buyers right now • How motivated, realistic sellers are still achieving strong results • Whether you should ever try to “time” the prestige Melbourne market Suburbs covered include Toorak, South Yarra, Prahran, Malvern, Malvern East, Armadale and Windsor. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction & meet the experts 2:30 Post-Budget: “Don’t panic” — what the changes really mean 3:45 Why Stonnington holds its value (schools, transport, blue-chip stock) 4:30 The Stonnington house market: cottages, family homes & investors 7:15 Buyer sentiment vs interest rates 8:55 Cost-of-living pressure & buyer negotiation 11:20 Armadale case study: pricing a prestige home 11:50 Negative gearing & the shift to the family home 13:15 Opportunities for buyers right now 14:00 Should you try to time the market? 18:00 Advice for sellers in a hesitant market 24:00 The prestige & luxury end of Stonnington 30:00 Auctions, private sales & negotiation 36:00 Where the market is heading for the rest of 2026 41:00 Final tips for buyers & sellers 👤 FEATURED EXPERTS Nicole Jacobs — Managing Director, Cohen Handler Victoria. One of Melbourne’s most accomplished buyer’s advocates, with 25+ years in the prestige and luxury space. Carla Fetter — Director, Jellis Craig Stonnington. Around 20 years selling across the Stonnington house market. Hosted by Deanne Jolly — interior designer and property specialist. 🏡 Thinking about buying in Stonnington? Cohen Handler is Australia’s leading buyer’s agency. Whether you’re buying in Toorak, South Yarra, Prahran, Malvern or anywhere across Melbourne, our advocates help you secure the right property at the right price. Book a free strategy session: https://www.cohenhandler.com.au/contact 🔔 Subscribe for more Melbourne property market updates and buyer’s advocate insights. 📍 Cohen Handler Melbourne | Buyer’s Advocates & Buyer’s Agents Website: https://www.cohenhandler.com.au Instagram: @cohenhandler | LinkedIn: Cohen Handler #StonningtonProperty #ToorakRealEstate #MelbourneProperty #BuyersAdvocate #SouthYarra #Malvern #Prahran #PropertyMarket2026 #CohenHandler #MelbourneRealEstate

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