BURWOOD
With a housing landscape characterized by premium family valuations, Burwood presents a unique case study in local market dynamics. The suburb currently holds a median house price of $1.59m. The area has demonstrated a consistent trajectory, recording a 24% uplift over a five-year window. This data suggests a sustained demand cycle, often driven by infrastructure improvements or shifting buyer preferences.
Lifestyle Profile
Leafy and open, the visual appeal of Burwood lies in its low-density layout. It avoids the claustrophobia of the inner-city, offering residents a sense of space and sky.
At a community level, Burwood is defined by family activity. Weekends see the local parks filled with junior sports, and the demographic is heavily skewed towards households with school-aged children.
For active residents, the area delivers. The abundance of green belts, cycle paths, and council-maintained sporting facilities adds a layer of 'health and wellness' to the local lifestyle.
The Demographic Profile
Understanding the resident base is key to understanding the market floor. Local data suggests a median household income of approx $50,306. With a price-to-income ratio significantly above the state average, ownership in Burwood often involves significant equity recycling from previous properties. This suggests a resident base with high asset wealth rather than just high income.
Education & Catchments
School catchment zones are a primary driver of long-term property demand. Burwood benefits from access to high-performing educational assets. Institutions like Hartwell Primary School (ICSEA Percentile 99) act as significant drawcards. Historical data shows that catchments for top-tier schools often experience tighter stock retention rates as families hold properties for the duration of schooling.
Market Outlook
Data indicates a robust performance, with 24.3% growth over 5 years. This suggests the area has been 'discovered' by the broader market.
Quick FAQ about Burwood:
- Is Burwood expensive? With a median price of $1.59m, it is considered a premium family market, often attracting buyers seeking upscale living standards.
- What are the schools like? The catchment for Hartwell Primary School is a major driver of local demand.
Primary Schools
Hartwell Primary School
Ashburton Primary School
Essex Heights Primary School
Mount Waverley North Primary School
Wattle Park Primary School
Orchard Grove Primary School
Roberts McCubbin Primary School
Parkhill Primary School
Secondary / High Schools
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Primary Schools
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The data presented on Aussie Housing, including school zones, "Education Efficiency" scores, and median prices, is for general information and research purposes only. While we aim for accuracy, school catchment boundaries are subject to change by state departments and should be verified directly with the individual school before making any purchasing decision.
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