Park Rd, Auburn NSW 2144

House prices on Park Rd sit 0.27% below the Auburn suburb house median, making it a fraction more affordable than the average street in the area. This near-identical positioning means buyers can expect house values to track closely with the broader suburb market rather than commanding a significant premium or discount.

There is no bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlay on Park Rd. However, 155 homes are recommended for a flood check, which means further assessment is advised to review council mapping and insurance costs. Additionally, 125 properties fall under other flood classifications, indicating no flood risk identified or not mapped, while zero properties fall within a flood overlay.

47 homes sit above the street; 162 homes sit level with the street; 35 homes sit below the street. Because the majority of properties sit level with the street, the street has a predominantly flat profile. Buyers should assess the specific property's site characteristics rather than relying on this street average.

Park Rd is a collector road with a 60 km/h speed limit, and 52.9% of the residential properties front this section. Collector roads generally connect local streets with larger roads, which may mean slightly more through traffic than a quiet local street, though actual traffic levels vary.

Park Rd has 684 residential properties, with 40.9% being houses and 42.1% being apartments. Because neither category represents more than half of the stock, the street has a mixed housing profile rather than being predominantly houses or predominantly apartments.

The major apartment developments on Park Rd include 6 Park Rd with 184 lots across 15 levels built in 2016, 1 Park Rd with 29 lots across 4 levels built in 2004, and 16 Park Rd with 21 lots across 3 levels built in 2004. These developments contribute to the street's higher-density residential character.

4 houses and 13 apartments sold in the past 12 months. The 5-year turnover rate is 10% for houses and 24% for apartments, which measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years.

Park Rd suits buyers looking for a mixed street with both houses and apartments near major collector roads. The near-suburb median pricing and lack of bushfire or heritage overlays offer flexibility, while the flood check recommendations and collector road traffic are trade-offs to consider.