Sorrento Property Market Update 2026 | Sorrento WA Real Estate Insights

Sorrento has long been one of Perth’s most sought-after coastal suburbs, and it’s easy to see why.

With beautiful beaches, strong community spirit, great schools and a relaxed coastal lifestyle, Sorrento continues to attract a wide range of buyers, from growing families to downsizers and those chasing that classic Perth beachside lifestyle.

For Ray White Keevers Group, Sorrento is a market we know exceptionally well. Director Ben Keevers lives locally and has been awarded the Rate My Agent No.1 Agent in Sorrento for eight consecutive years, reflecting both his results and the feedback of local clients.

With strong ties to the community and a team that lives and works along Perth’s northern coast, we have a genuine understanding of what buyers are looking for and how the market is evolving.

So, what’s happening in the Sorrento property market right now?

Why Sorrento Remains One of Perth’s Most Popular Coastal Suburbs

Located just 20 minutes from the Perth CBD, Sorrento offers the perfect mix of lifestyle and convenience.

Buyers are consistently drawn to the suburb for its:

• Proximity to Sorrento Beach and Hillarys Boat Harbour
• Access to well-regarded schools including Sorrento Primary School
• Quiet, family-friendly streets
• Larger block sizes compared to many newer coastal suburbs
• Strong sense of community

For many potential homeowners, Sorrento offers that rare combination of coastal living without sacrificing practicality.

Demand for Sorrento Homes Remains Strong

Over the past few years, demand for homes in Sorrento has continued to grow. Much of this interest comes from local families looking to upgrade within the suburb, buyers relocating from nearby coastal areas, and Perth homeowners searching for a long-term lifestyle location by the coast.

Well-presented homes, particularly those close to the beach or within the Seacrest Park and Sorrento Primary catchment areas, tend to attract strong attention from buyers. It’s not uncommon for properties to receive multiple enquiries within the first week of hitting the market, reflecting the continued popularity of the suburb.