House prices have doubled over the past 10 years in suburbs across Australia.
New data from CoreLogic has revealed one in three Sydney suburbs doubled, many of which are in the upper north shore and inner west.
Melbourne and Canberra had three house markets double in value, while Adelaide and Hobart had 19 and five suburbs respectively.
Across Australia, house prices in 12.1 per cent of all suburbs have experienced the two-fold increase, while unit values in only two per cent of suburbs matched this.
Bellevue Hill had the largest gain in dollar terms with prices increasing by $5.6 million over the past decade.
South Turramurra was Australia's top-performing suburb in the past 10 years after house prices surged by 151 per cent to $2.4 million or a $1.4 million gain for home owners on average.
Burwood in Sydney's inner west had a 148 per cent increase in house prices to $2.5 million or $1.5 million capital growth over 10 years.
House prices in St Ives Chase, Gordon and Turramurra in the upper north shore, Strathfield and Croydon in the inner west all doubled in the past decade with values rising between 136 per cent and 147 per cent.
According to the data, house values have more than doubled in Mornington Peninsula suburbs Dromana, Frankston North and Sorrento in Melbourne.
Canberra suburbs Pearce, Casey and Garran posted more than 100 per cent house price growth in the past 10 years.
The Sydney suburbs of Warriewood, Avalon Beach and Long Jetty gained more than 100 per cent in the unit market.
According to the data, Perth's suburbs Guildford, East Perth, Kiara and Woodbridge were among the weakest performers in the past 10 years.
House values fell more than one per cent each year in the past 10 years.