National property prices surged by 2.8 per cent in March - the fastest monthly pace since October 1988. Sydney did even better with median house prices surging by 4.3 per cent in little more than four weeks to an even more unaffordable $1.112million, CoreLogic data showed. While house prices are growing, apartment values aren't going up at quite the same pace, with national unit values last month edging up by 1.9 per cent. Scroll down for video Australian property price growth is expected to slow later this year with city apartments and houses in the far outer suburbs most at risk. Pictured are houses at Cecil Hills in south-west Sydney