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Unit 36,
70 NORMAN CRESCENT Norman Park QLD 4170

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All about Norman Park Homes for sale in Norman Park

The Average property price in this area is $1,543,118, this is based on recent transactions.
Internet speed Download 1000 Mbps / Upload 400 Mbps
Distance to the coast 12.30 km
Potential bushfire risk 0 / 10
Report as to subsidence
Potential Land Contamination risk
Powerlines within 200m 0

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Drive times

School Catchments

Property For Sale Nearby

Belle Property 88A WYNNUM RD, Best Offers By December 18th at 3pm 4 Beds - 3 Baths - 4 Parking Within 0.2 km Harcourts UNIT 341, 90 WYNNUM RD, Offers Over $950,000 2 Beds - 1 Baths - 2 Parking Within 0.2 km Belle Property UNIT 1, 310 BENNETTS RD, Auction 4 Beds - 1 Baths - 2 Parking Within 0.9 km Belle Property 80 MCILWRAITH AV, Best Offers By December 4th at 3pm 5 Beds - 3 Baths - 3 Parking Within 1.5 km Harcourts 166 MOREHEAD AV, FOR SALE 5 Beds - 4 Baths - 3 Parking Within 1.9 km

Recently Sold Properties in this Area

About Norman Park

With an average age of 37, households expect an average monthly mortgage payment of $2,279 or a weekly rent payment of $440. The average family earns a weekly income of $3,028 with a typical household size of 2.1 and a 96.06% employment rate.

Consistent high demand relative to supply is a key feature in Norman Park driving regular price increases. Recent rapid price increases however may constrain future growth by limiting demand. High average incomes in Norman Park ensure a focus on quality with a commensurate high entry price under constant demand. Competition for available quality housing is intense with multiple offers likely to be made in excess of asking prices. The high percentage of professional people in Norman Park classifies the area as "gentrified". This implies high demand for quality housing, generally of larger than average size. Price growth is ensured even where the state affordability index is negatively impacting other areas. Medium density in Norman Park necessitates a mix of lifestyle options for housing, shops, open areas, and facilties. Where this is available, demand is high and growth ensured. High industry presence in the wider area is a double-edged sword. While local employment options are high, the presence of industrial buildings may negatively impact lifestyle perception. Demand from first home buyers and investors however ensures good price growth.

Public Transport

Thornton Street train

Morningside ship

Sydney Street Ferry Terminal ship

Mowbray Park Ferry Terminal ship

New Farm Park Ferry Terminal ship

Hawthorne Ferry Terminal ship

Dockside Ferry Terminal ship

Norman Park Ferry Terminal train

Coorparoo

Norman Park

General Points of Interest

Centenary Pool monument

United States Army Units in Yeronga Park sport

CrossFit

Cannon

Snap Fitness shopping

Westfield Garden City Mount Gravatt

Chaplainwatch (social centre) sport

X-Golf

IGA Marketplace monument

Walter Hill Fountain

Population

(Country of Birth not stated 2%)

Are people healthy?

There are a recorded 613 asthma sufferers and 169 people living with diabetes. In addition, 186 people have a heart/vascular condition and 293 people live with three or more chronic diseases.

A good place to invest in property?

Norman Park a good, bad, or just average location in which to invest in property? Should you be buying, or selling, property right now? Our Investability scores provide comparative insights into the investment potential for every suburb across Australia.

Investability - Housing Demand

Queensland State average 66 / 100

Income

75 / 100

32 / 100

Industry

51 / 100

32 / 100

Population

38 / 100

40 / 100

House Prices

89 / 100

63 / 100

Jobs

49 / 100

31 / 100

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Local Crime Rates

Incidents Trend State Average

Local Schools

School Catchments

Norman Park SS Coorparoo Secondary College
Norman Park State School
Norman Park, QLD, 4170 State Prep-6
Coorparoo Secondary College
Coorparoo, QLD, 4151 State 7-12
Morningside State School
Morningside, QLD, 4170 State Prep-6
Lourdes Hill College
Hawthorne, QLD, 4171 Independent 7-12
Brisbane School of Distance Education
Coorparoo, QLD, 4151 State Prep-12
New Farm State School
New Farm, QLD, 4005 State Prep-6
Anglican Church Grammar School
East Brisbane, QLD, 4169 Independent Prep-12
Seven Hills State School
Seven Hills, QLD, 4170 State Prep-6
Sts Peter and Paul's School
Bulimba, QLD, 4171 Independent Prep-6
Holy Spirit School
New Farm, QLD, 4005 Independent Prep-6

Property Story

Unit 36, 70 Norman Crescent, Norman Park, Qld, 4170 is a residential property with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 Parking spaces. The estimated distance to the sea is 12.3km and 0.92KM to vegatation considered to be a factor in bushfire risk.

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