Suburb Profile Report for Lalor Park NSW (2147)

Lalor Park House: Median price $690,000, Annual capital growth 9.07%, Number of sales 115, Weekly median advertised rent $420

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Source: CoreLogic RP Data
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Giving property investors a an average capital gain of 5.34% for the last year, Lalor Park, 2147 is the 2031th highest performer in Australia in this respect.

Across a shorter period, Lalor Park, 2147 has seen a median price increase of -0.93% over the last quarter.

Lalor Park2147 is located in NSW which offers an average discount of -5.57% to property investors. Lalor Park itself is showing figures that indicate -5.15% is the average achievable by property buyers investing in the suburb.

Metrics i HOUSE UNIT
$690,000 N/A
-0.93% N/A
5.34% N/A
9.07% N/A
$420 N/A
115 N/A
3.17% N/A
45.65 N/A

Source: CoreLogic

DSR Score for property investment : Good (H), Above average (U)
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Demographics
Total population 6981
Median household income ($/weekly) 1017
Median age of persons 36
Median housing loan repayment ($/monthly) 1863
Average household size 2.6
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    5-14 years 954 13.7
    25-34 years 1018 14.6
    35-44 years 996 14.3
    45-54 years 976 14.0
    55-64 years 720 10.3
    Others 2317 33.2
    Age Group
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Not Married 2570 50.0
    Registered Married 2176 42.4
    Defacto Relationship 391 7.6
    Social Marital Status
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Australia 5012 76.3
    Papua New Guinea 160 2.4
    Philippines 144 2.2
    United Kingdom 187 2.8
    Other 328 5.0
    Others 735 11.2
    Country of Birth
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Buddhism 71 1.1
    Christianity 4873 74.9
    Hinduism 196 3.0
    Islam 241 3.7
    No Religion 1063 16.3
    Others 62 1.0
    Religious Affiliation
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    $300-$399 280 12.0
    $400-$599 234 10.0
    $600-$799 248 10.6
    $1,500-$1,999 310 13.2
    $2,000-$2,499 213 9.1
    Others 1055 45.1
    Gross Household Income (Weekly)
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Not in the labour force 1990 38.6
    Employed, worked full-time 1967 38.1
    Employed, worked part-time 776 15.0
    Unemployed, looking for work 257 5.0
    Employed, away from work 171 3.3
    Person Characteristics
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Professionals 434 14.9
    Technicians & trades workers 470 16.1
    Clerical & administrative workers 528 18.1
    Machinery operators & drivers 349 12.0
    Labourers 309 10.6
    Others 825 28.3
    Occupation
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Pre-school 159 9.8
    Infants/Primary 608 37.5
    Secondary 442 27.3
    Technical or Further Educational Institution 216 13.3
    University or other Tertiary Institutions 153 9.4
    Others 43 2.7
    Type of Educational Institution Attending
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Separate house 6448 96.0
    Flat, unit or apartment 149 2.2
    Semi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse 97 1.4
    House or flat attached to a shop, office 24 0.4
    Caravan, cabin, houseboat 0 0.0
    Others 0 0.0
    Dwelling Structure
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Being purchased 943 37.3
    Rented 892 35.3
    Fully owned 677 26.8
    Other tenure type 17 0.7
    Tenure Type
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