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Property Update Southern Highlands 29 January 2026

The Southern Highlands property market keeps moving in 2026. Explore sales and listing trends, new listings, a Burradoo showcase, rentals, over-55s living and more.

Compiled by Terry Biscoe
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The calendar may have just flipped to 2026, but the Southern Highlands property market isn’t slowing down.

Inside this week’s Property Update, we’re unpacking Moss Vale sales and listings, spotlighting a beautiful Burradoo home, and taking a closer look at what’s new on the market. There’s also a checklist every renter should read before moving in, and the pros and cons of over-55s living to consider.

It’s all here in this week’s Property Update.

Featured Image Above: 71 Kangaloon Road, Bowral | DiJones Real Estate


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