Property data, information and analyst service CoreLogic has released figures with changes in house and unit prices for suburbs across the region, as well as median house prices.

CoreLogic figures have already revealed that Bowral had the third highest amount of housing sales, and the seventh highest for units in regional NSW.

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Other statistics have highlighted that the Highlands has had the "highest annual rise in home values" across the country, and had the largest increase in median house prices in regional NSW in 12 months.

CoreLogic's head of research Eliza Owen said the Highlands "epitomises the kind of housing market that has been desirable through the pandemic-period".

"As well as being within reasonable commuting distance of Sydney, the region is host to... wineries, breweries and gift shops, with high demand for holidaying across the area likely to support jobs growth and further housing demand," she said.

Changes in a three and 12 month period to December, 2021 were documented for 14 suburbs in the region.

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Burradoo has the highest median house price at $ 2,234,318 followed by Exeter ($2,149,065), Bowral (1,647,334), Burrawang ($1,611,532) and Berrima ($1,388,706), in the top five.

Out of the suburbs analysed, Hill Top had the lowest median price of $770,694, which was behind Yerrinbool with $793,121.

Annually, the largest rise in house value indexes was in Renwick at 41.2 per cent, followed by Colo Vale with 38.4 per cent and Berrima at 38.1 per cent.

Renwick also had the highest home index increase in a three month period at 10.4 per cent, with Moss Vale not far behind at 10.2 per cent.

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Median prices for units in Mittagong, Bowral and Moss Vale were also analysed.

The highest median price for units out of these suburbs was $908,066 in Bowral, then $711,322 in Mittagong then $682,312 in Moss Vale.

Moss Vale had the largest value index across 12 months at 34.2 per cent, followed by Bowral at 31.3 per cent, and Mittagong with 31.7 per cent.

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