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NSW

Property data for NSW. Rent signals, largest suburbs, lower-price entries, the macro coverage picture, and a desk for ranking, comparing, and modelling without leaving the state.

State rent signals ↓ Rent pressure ranking →

NSW sits inside the Australian section of QuickProperty, but its data does not behave uniformly. Price and rent coverage are stronger in metro markets, thinner in regional ones, and the state's median is only ever as honest as that coverage. This bulletin opens with the suburbs that anchor most decisions — the largest by population and the most affordable with real scale — before handing off to the full state browse view below.

Treat the medians as starting reads. Treat the suburb pages as where the work actually happens. Treat compare and the calculator as the stages where the shortlist gets stress-tested before listings.

State of the bulletin

Five readings from NSW.

Suburbs indexed
4,347
Browsable from this bulletin.
Population indexed
8.1M
Across NSW suburbs.
Median house
$868K
4,111 suburbs with price data.
Median rent /wk
$325
3,797 suburbs with rent data.
Median income
$748
Personal income, ABS Census base.
State rent signals

NSW rent pressure, stress, and investor screens.

Rent pressure

Above state benchmark

Ranking →
Duffys Forest +535% Terrey Hills +535% Seaforth +241%
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Rent stress

Rent against income

Ranking →
Duffys Forest 270% Terrey Hills 257% Daceyville 173%
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Investor strength

Rent-led yield

Ranking →
East Jindabyne 1548.2% Worrowing Heights 572.0% Kincumber South 217.6%
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Areas
4,227
Median rent
$520/wk
Latest period
2025-04
Confidence
0 strong · 4,227 usable
Largest suburbs

NSW, by population.

Suburb Median house Population Rent /wk
BlacktownNSW $1.25M $400 Port MacquarieNSW $919K $380 DubboNSW $676K $310 OrangeNSW $696K $330 Castle HillNSW $2.02M $560 AuburnNSW $1.19M $410
Lower-price entries

Affordable with scale.

01 Matraville pop 10K $33K 02 Alstonville pop 6K $35K 03 Berkeley pop 8K $45K 04 Junee pop 5K $50K 05 Kurri Kurri pop 6K $50K 06 Miranda pop 18K $50K

SYD price trend

Houses + units · ABS quarterly · 1Y / 3Y / 5Y / 10Y / MAX
HousesUnits
Median house · Sydney
$1.52M
+4.5% YoY · +0.3% QoQ
Median unit · Sydney
$850K
+3.7% YoY · +1.2% QoQ

SYD rent trend

Houses + units · monthly · postcode-derived · NSW Fair Trading
Median rentHousesUnits
Median weekly rent · Sydney 2000
$1100
+0.9% YoY · +4.8% 3M
Median house weekly · Sydney 2000
$1600
+39.1% YoY · +20.8% 3M
Median unit weekly · Sydney 2000
$1150
+5.5% YoY · +0.0% 3M
Source: NSW Fair Trading rental bond lodgements · postcode-derived · Latest: Apr 2026
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Departments

Four desks for NSW research.

Suburb directory

Every NSW suburb, A to Z.

4,347 NSW suburbs indexed. Jump to a letter, then open a suburb for prices, rent, schools, demographics, and investment signals.

A 119 suburbs
B 581 suburbs
C 433 suburbs
D 153 suburbs
E 130 suburbs
F 96 suburbs
G 247 suburbs
H 141 suburbs
I 21 suburbs
J 50 suburbs
K 174 suburbs
L 191 suburbs
M 438 suburbs
N 161 suburbs
O 60 suburbs
P 162 suburbs
Q 18 suburbs
R 157 suburbs
S 255 suburbs
T 264 suburbs
U 62 suburbs
V 16 suburbs
W 350 suburbs
Y 66 suburbs
Z 2 suburbs
FAQ

Four questions about NSW.

  1. How many NSW suburbs does QuickProperty cover?

    QuickProperty indexes 4,347 NSW suburb pages, with 4,111 suburbs carrying house price coverage and 3,797 suburbs carrying rent coverage in the current processed dataset.

  2. What is the median house price in NSW?

    Across NSW suburbs with available house price data, the median house price shown on this hub is $868K. Treat it as a suburb-screening benchmark, not a property valuation.

  3. What is the median weekly rent in NSW?

    Across NSW suburbs with available rent data, the median weekly rent shown on this hub is $325/wk. Individual suburb pages may differ materially from the state-level benchmark.

  4. What should I do after browsing the NSW hub?

    Start with the NSW rent signal cards when rent pressure matters, open a large suburb for context, use rankings if the state still feels too broad, or move two to three candidates into compare once you have a realistic shortlist.