Mortgage Broker Mount Waverley

Mount Waverley's median house price was $1,563,000 in the January–March 2026 quarter, so most buyers here are upgrading, refinancing or investing rather than buying their first home. Loans Cart is based in Mount Waverley and helps local families structure larger loans, bridging finance and equity release across a panel of 30+ lenders — in English, Hindi or Punjabi.

By Brendan Singh, Director & Mortgage Broker (Credit Rep 575816) · Last reviewed October 2026

Suburb snapshot

MeasureMount Waverley
Median house price (Jan–Mar 2026)$1,563,000
Median a year earlier (Jan–Mar 2025)$1,600,000
12-month change−2.3%
Previous quarter (Oct–Dec 2025)$1,600,000
House sales, Jan–Mar 202674
Local councilCity of Monash
Under the $950,000 5% Deposit Scheme cap?No, at the median house price

What buying at the median costs

On a $1,563,000 houseAmount
20% deposit (avoids LMI)$312,600
10% deposit$156,300
Stamp duty (standard rate)About $85,970
First home buyer stamp duty reliefNot available above $750,000
Other costs (conveyancing, inspections, lender fees)Allow roughly 1%

Lending in Mount Waverley

Most Mount Waverley clients already own property. The common questions are how to buy the next home before selling the current one, how much equity can be used, and how to keep repayments manageable on a loan well above $1 million.

That makes loan structure more important than the headline rate. Bridging finance can let you buy first and sell later. Splitting a loan can separate an investment portion from your home loan for clearer tax records. Knock-down rebuilds on older blocks are common here too, and they need construction finance with progress payments rather than a standard loan.

With the median easing 2.3% over the year, buyers have a little more room to negotiate — and sellers upgrading within the area may want finance in place before they list.

Families also use their Mount Waverley equity to help adult children buy, through a family guarantee. We explain the risks to the guarantor as clearly as the benefits.

Our Mount Waverley office is at Unit 5/15 Ricketts Rd. Appointments are in person or online.

Who we help in Mount Waverley

  • •Upgraders buying a larger home before selling
  • •Refinancers reviewing a loan they haven't looked at in years
  • •Investors using equity for a second property
  • •Knock-down rebuilders needing construction finance
  • •Parents helping children buy with a family guarantee

Example

A Mount Waverley couple found the house they wanted before their own home sold. We arranged bridging finance so they could buy first, then sell without rushing, with the full cost explained before they committed.

Illustrative scenario based on composite client situations. Individual outcomes vary.

FAQs

What is the median house price in Mount Waverley?

The Victorian Valuer-General recorded a median house price of $1,563,000 in Mount Waverley for the January–March 2026 quarter, 2.3% lower than a year earlier.

How much deposit do I need to buy a house in Mount Waverley?

At the median price, a 20% deposit is $312,600, which avoids Lenders Mortgage Insurance. Some lenders accept 5–10%, but LMI then usually applies. You'll also need around $86,000 for stamp duty plus other purchase costs.

Can I use the 5% Deposit Scheme in Mount Waverley?

Only if the property costs $950,000 or less, the scheme's cap for Melbourne. That rules out most Mount Waverley houses but can include some units and townhouses. Eligibility criteria apply.

How does bridging finance work if I'm upgrading in Mount Waverley?

A bridging loan covers your new purchase while your current home is still for sale. Once it sells, the proceeds pay down the bridging amount. Lenders set a time limit, usually 6–12 months, and assess whether you can carry both properties for that period.

Is there a mortgage broker in Mount Waverley?

Yes. Loans Cart has an office at Unit 5/15 Ricketts Rd, Mount Waverley. Brendan Singh is the broker, with access to 30+ lenders, and speaks English, Hindi and Punjabi.

Does it cost anything to use a mortgage broker?

No. Loans Cart is paid by the lender after your loan settles. There's no fee to you for advice or the application.

Brendan Singh

You'll be working with:

Brendan Singh — Director & Mortgage Broker

Credit Rep 575816 | ACL 391209 | 30+ lenders

English · Hindi · Punjabi

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Figures are based on the Victorian Valuer-General's median house price for the January–March 2026 quarter and Victorian stamp duty rates as at October 2026. They are estimates for illustration only. This is general information and doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. Eligibility criteria and lender conditions apply. Brendan Singh is a Credit Representative (575816) of National Mortgage Brokers Pty Ltd, Australian Credit Licence 391209.

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