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Harrison, ACT 2914 Review
Harrison School Ranking
81/100
81/100
Naplan Percentile
87/100
87/100
ICSEA Percentile
| Schools | Type | Naplan Percentile | ICSEA Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mother Teresa School | Primary | 81 | 87 |
| Harrison School | Combined | 77 | 76 |
Trends
Average price of house in Harrison have grown around 1.35% in last 3 months.
4.35%
Rental Yield
3.85%
12 Month Growth
70
Number of Sales
Total Populations of Harrison
Ratio of Owner vs Renter
Country of birth
Transport in Use
Occupation
Family Composition
Forum
Royal
Sumeet
Justprop Team
Harrison
Harrison School is government school in Harrison, ACT.
It is combined school.
School ICSEA rank is 24 with ICSEA percentile of 76.
Total number of enrollment in school is 1768 and the number of teachers are 127.
You can get more details about school from their website http://www.harrison.act.edu.au/.
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Sumeet
Harrison
Mother Teresa School is catholic school in Harrison, ACT.
It is primary school.
School ICSEA rank is 13 with ICSEA percentile of 87.
Total number of enrollment in school is 682 and the number of teachers are 43.
You can get more details about school from their website http://www.motherteresa.act.edu.au/.
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Simon
Sam2019
Kambah
When it comes to moving house, it appears that homeowners and renters alike are drawn to neighbouring suburbs – and in Canberra, staying within the same district.
Data from Australia Post reveals the moving habits of residents in our capital cities – based on those who used the mail redirection service between March 2013 and December 2019 – and there’s a distinct pattern.
In Canberra, Kambah was the suburb with the most number of movers across the period, with the majority coming from nearby Wannaissa (241), followed by Gordon (136) and Monash (119). All of these suburbs are within the Tuggeranong district and typically represent movements of upsizers, downsizers or buyers seeking more bang for their buck, around their existing communities.
Kambah’s median sale price is $590, 000, compared to $500, 229 in Gordon, where buyers would likely be upgrading from; and Monash’s $625, 000, which could indicate a move to save on money or finding to a similarly priced home with more space or features.
Wannaissa’s median price of $588, 750 makes it more of a neutral move.
Renters moving to Kambah would be paying $500 per week, as well as Monash, compared to $510 in Wannaissa and $470 in Gordon. Canberra’s top five most moved-to suburbs
1. Kambah (from Wannaissa, Gordon and Monash) 2. Ngunnawal (from Gungahlin, Bonner and Amaroo) 3. Harrison (from Franklin, Gunghalin and Bonner) 4. Casey (from Ngunnawal, Nicholls and Gungahlin) 5. Kingston (from Griffith, Barton and Narrabundah) Details inside: x
Which Canberra suburbs do people move to the most?...
Data from Australia Post shows where homeowners and renters move to most in Canberra, and which suburbs they’re coming from. Here’s the top five.
www.realestate.com.au
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