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Guyra NSW
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Is Guyra a good place to raise children
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Newtown Review
Newtown
Introduction Newtown is a suburb in Sydney's inner west, located 4km south-west of the Sydney CBD. The suburb offers public transport schools, child care and major shopping centres at doorstep. Newtown and its surrounding areas have the highest concentration of independent theatres and live performance spaces in Sydney. It is a little inner city suburb with a wide range of vintage shops, coffee shops and restaurants on King street. Benefits Newtown is a vibrant suburb offering lots of facilities: • Very close to CBD • Safe suburb • Good transport links • Good schools • Most amenities are in walking distance • Multicultural suburb • Location is good • Lots of cafes and restaurants • Good community spirit • Convenient for young generation, professionals and families Challenges • Very less options for shopping • Parking issue • Lack of greenery Location Newtown is bordered on the north by Camperdown and Darlington, on the east by Erskineville and Alexandria, on the south by St Peters and Marrickville and on the west by Enmore and Stanmore. Connectivity • Newtown railway station is on the Inner West & Leppington Line of the Sydney Trains network. • Regular bus services are available in the suburb to travel around the surrounding suburbs. Shopping destinations • Newtown Central is the main shopping mall in the suburb, located next door to the Newtown Rail Station. • Marrickville Metro Shopping Centre is a bustling shopping complex located in neighboring suburb of Marrickville featuring familiar brand-name stores & a variety of eateries. • Multiple small supermarkets and groceries are also available in the suburb. Schools & Daycares Good schools in the area include: • Newtown North Public School, 50 Carillon Ave, Newtown • Newtown Public School, 1 Norfolk St, Newtown • Camdenville Public School, Laura St, Newtown • The Athena School/Athena Montessori, 28 Oxford St, Newtown Good daycares in the suburb include: • Active Kids Newtown, 159 Bedford St, Newtown • Boundary Lane Children’s Centre, 128-146 Burren St, Newtown • SDN Linthorpe St Newtown, Ground floor, 3 Linthorpe St, Newtown • KU Carillon Avenue, Carillon Ave, Newtown Internet Connectivity The NBN is now available in NEWTOWN with a high internet speed of 1000 Mbps. Price Median Sale Price- $1.7m Rent Median Rent Price- $900pw Summary Newtown is located within the inner-city, it attracts musicians, artists, performers, dancers and creatives. King Street is the main street of Newtown and centre of commercial and entertainment activity. The street follows the spine of a long ridge that rises up near Sydney University and extends to the south, becoming the Princes Highway at its southern end. The main shopping strip of Newtown is the longest and most complete commercial precinct of the late Victorian and Federation period in Australia.
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Matt
Good school in Elizabeth Bay Suburb
Elizabeth Bay
Hi Looking for recommendations on good school in Elizabeth Bay NSW.
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Karan
Cost of rent in Elizabeth Bay
Elizabeth Bay
What is the cost of rent in Elizabeth Bay suburb of NSW
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10Mo ago
Viren
Train station in Eastlakes
Erskineville
Hello Just relocated to Eastlakes suburb of NSW....Can anyone guide us with the nearest train station to the suburb? Thanks
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10Mo ago
Varun
Cost of rent in Erskineville
Erskineville
What is the cost of rent in Erskineville suburb of NSW? We are a family of 4 and planning to relocate to Erskineville.
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10Mo ago
Anjali
Property price in Erskineville
Erskineville
What is the price of a 3BR in Erskineville?
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10Mo ago
Joshua
Property prices are expected to rise 23 per cent in Sydney and Hobart
Sydney
Read detailed article at: x ANZ: Aussie property prices to surge 20% ANZ has revised its Australian property price forecasts and now expects dwelling values to rise by more than 20% in 2021 followed by 7% growth in 2022: Property prices are expected to rise 24 per cent... www.macrobusiness.com.au
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10Mo ago
Anuj
Singapore has outpaced China as Australia’s number one source of foreign real estate investment
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According to a new report by Juawai IQI, Singaporean investors have acquired $19.3 billion in local real estate over the past two years. This put them several billion dollars ahead of Chinese entities, who accounted for just $13.2 billion of investment over the same window. On the whole, Chinese investment in Australian real estate is down from its previous high of 26 per cent of overall investment in 2015-2016 to just 13 per cent in 2019-2020. Singaporean foreign investment in Australian real estate has grown rapidly in recent years, going from $5 billion in 2016 to $8 billion in 2017, and $9 billion in the two years following that. “For retirees, second home buyers, families with school and university age children, and property investors, Australia is an obvious destination,” Mr Chmiel noted. Get details at: x Singapore is now the largest foreign investor in A... Singaporean investors have increasingly moved to fill the gaps in Australia’s property landscape left by the recent exodus of Chinese foreign investment. www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au
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10Mo ago
InvestAus
NSW: Sydney's Northern Beaches is witnessing renewed interest from property investors and buyers
Sydney
A recent study by STRAND Property Group showed the median house price in the Northern Beaches region has been rising by $10,000 weekly so far this year. In fact, over the first half of the year, the median price of houses in the region have increased by $290,000, representing a 15.1% increase to $2.21m. Five suburbs have driven the overall uptrend in the Northern Beaches, which include Allambie Heights, Curl Curl, Collaroy Plateau, North Manly, and North Balgowlah. Of the best-performing suburbs, Curl Curl hit the highest growth in median prices over the first half of the year at 24.7% to $3.28m. "However, demand from buyers to purchase in Allambie Heights remains extremely high, as it does in Collaroy Plateau, North Manly and North Balgowlah. Get details at: x Top five suburbs to watch out for in Sydney's Nort... Dwelling prices in these suburbs have been rising consistently since the year started. www.yourinvestmentpropertymag.com.au
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