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Morton Street, Georgetown

Morton Street in Georgetown has 54 properties, valued by the council between $210,000 and $540,000 with a median of $370,000 (Georgetown: $350,000). More of its homes were built in the 1920s than in any other decade. We estimate its homes at a median $448,000. 2 sold in the last twelve months. The highest sale in 2026 was 68 Morton Street, at $491,000.

$370kmedian council valuation
$448kour median estimate
2sold in the last 12 months
1920median year built
InvercargillGeorgetown ×Morton Street ×

54 properties on Morton Street, Georgetown

Highest and lowest on Morton Street

Highest-valued home85 Morton Street$540,000council valuation · 4 bed · 170 m² floor · 929 m² land
Lowest-valued home52 Morton Street$210,000council valuation · 2 bed · 83 m² floor · 928 m² land
Highest sale in 202668 Morton Street$491,000sold 3 Mar 2026 · 3 bed · 85 m² floor · 929 m² land

Property values on Morton Street

The council values Morton Street's 52 rated properties between $210,000 and $540,000. The middle half sit between about $314,250 and $432,750; the median is $370,000 and the mean $370,865.

Lowest: $210k$210kLowest10%: $282k20%: $307k20%30%: $322k40%: $335k40%Median: $370k60%: $385k60%70%: $419k80%: $447k80%90%: $480kHighest: $540k$540kHighest
BedroomsHomesMedian council valueSold, last 12 monthsMedian sale
28$330k0—
335$370k2—
47$385k0—
5+2$395k0—

Council rating valuations: the council's figure for apportioning rates, not a market appraisal.

Morton Street compared with Georgetown

Morton Street's median council value is 6% above Georgetown's.

Morton StreetGeorgetownInvercargill
Median council value$370k$350k$435k
Sold in the last 12 months3.7%6.1%4.7%
Time between sales7.2 yrs7.0 yrs7.2 yrs
Median section928 m²754 m²759 m²
Median year built192019301960
Council value per m² of floor$3k$3k$3k

Morton Street house prices over time

Median sale price by year; 2026 is the year so far. A year with fewer than two sales has no bar.

2016: $183k (4 sales)$183k20162017: $156k (3 sales)2018: $285k (6 sales)20182019: $267k (3 sales)2020: $295k (5 sales)20202021: $399k (3 sales)$399k2022: too few sales to say (1 sale)20222023: too few sales to say (1 sale)2024: $335k (4 sales)20242025: $395k (5 sales)2026: $361k (2 sales, this year so far)$361k2026
Sales by year as a table
YearSalesMedian pricePer m² floor
20262$360,500$3,710
20255$395,000$3,294
20244$334,500$2,376
20231$425,000$3,542
20221$355,000$3,227
20213$399,000$3,325
20205$295,000$2,750
20193$267,000$2,577
20186$285,000$1,782
20173$156,000$1,114
20164$182,500$1,306

Recent sales on Morton Street

The homes on Morton Street

Morton Street has 51 houses and 3 units and townhouses. More were built in the 1920s than in any other decade (35%).

1880s: 1 (1 home)11880s1900s: 2 (2 homes)1910s: 7 (7 homes)1910s1920s: 18 (18 homes)181930s: 8 (8 homes)1930s1940s: 3 (3 homes)1950s: 3 (3 homes)1950s1960s: 1 (1 home)1970s: 6 (6 homes)1970s1990s: 1 (1 home)2000s: 2 (2 homes)22000s

How long owners stay on Morton Street

Homes on Morton Street that resold in the last five years had been held a median 7.2 years (Georgetown: 7.0 years).

Time between a home's sales, for 11 resales in the last five years. A home not sold since our records begin is not counted, so owners who stay longest are under-represented.

Building and resource consents on Morton Street

5building consents in the last 5 years
  • 41 Morton Street1 Dec 2024 · Building consentRbw internal alterations remove french doors from lounge, add shower to laundry
  • 75 Morton Street1 Dec 2023 · Building consentInstall f/s rika domo pellet fuel burner
  • 12 Morton Street1 Oct 2022 · Building consentSchedule 1, exemption 2 installation of insulmax blown mineral fibre insulation to the exterior walls of the dwg.
  • 68 Morton Street1 Aug 2022 · Building consentInstallation of freestanding yunca wegji fire
  • 11 Morton Street1 Jan 2022 · Building consentInstall yunca monte leg c/a sub 1.0

Morton Street in other suburbs

Sales and valuations as at 11 September 2026, from council and LINZ records. Medians resting on fewer than 3 sales are not shown.

Agents who sold on Morton Street

The real estate agents credited on Morton Street sales since 2016, most first. Selling here? These are the agents who have sold your neighbours' homes. A count of sales, not a rating. Every agent who sold in Georgetown.

  1. Craig HeyrickHarcourts Invercargill
    2 sales on Morton Street · last Mar 2026
  2. Sean BellewOne Agency The Property Specialists
    2 sales on Morton Street · last Jan 2026
  3. Adam LoveSmart Move Real Estate
    2 sales on Morton Street · last Jan 2025
  4. Margaret WatsonHarcourts Gold
    2 sales on Morton Street · last Feb 2021
  5. Darryl BrownRay White Invercargill
    2 sales on Morton Street · last Feb 2020
  6. Dylan HeyrickHarcourts Invercargill
    1 sale on Morton Street · last Mar 2026
  7. Eileen BrookerHarcourts Invercargill
    1 sale on Morton Street · last Mar 2026
  8. Melanie EadeHarcourts Invercargill
    1 sale on Morton Street · last Mar 2026
  9. Nathan RoyceTodd & Co Realty Invercargill
    1 sale on Morton Street · last May 2025

36 sales on Morton Street since 2016; 14 of them name an agent we can show, and the counts here are taken from those.

Every address on Morton Street

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About property on Morton Street, Georgetown

Every property in Morton Street, Georgetown, whether it is for sale or not: homes, sections, farms, lifestyle blocks, shops, offices and industrial land. Each is listed from the council rating roll and Toitū Te Whenua LINZ, with the listing beside it when an agent is marketing it.

Each property has its own page: our estimate of its value beside the council rating valuation, past sale prices, the title and land area, zoning and hazards, building consents, and what it would cost to own.

Listings are published by the agents who market them. Addresses, land details and rating valuations come from Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand and from the council. No ownership information is published.

Header photo: Phillip Capper from Wellington, New Zealand, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (licence).