Pittwater Rd, Collaroy NSW 2097

House prices on Pittwater Rd sit 1.16% below the Collaroy suburb house median. This ratio indicates that the street is slightly below the suburb average for detached homes, duplexes, and terraces. Buyers looking for relative value in the suburb may find this street offers a modest discount compared to the broader Collaroy market.

There are 63 properties on the street within a bushfire zone, and 6 are heritage-listed or within a heritage conservation area. Only 5 homes fall within a flood overlay, while 174 are classified under other flood categories indicating no flood risk or that they have not been mapped. No high-voltage powerlines are located within 100 metres of the street. Heritage listings may limit exterior renovations, and bushfire zoning requires specific construction standards.

The street has a mixed elevation profile with 85 homes on the high side, 57 on level ground, and 2 on the low side. While the majority of properties sit on higher ground, the distribution is not overwhelmingly dominant. Buyers should assess the specific elevation of the property they are considering, as site characteristics vary individually rather than following a strict street-wide pattern.

Pittwater Rd is classified as an arterial road with a 60 km/h speed limit. This classification means it generally carries more through traffic and connects local streets with larger roads. The dominant road section accounts for 99.5% of the residential stock on the street. Buyers should expect a busier environment compared to quiet local streets, which may influence noise levels and traffic flow.

There are 795 residential properties on the street. Apartments make up 73.7% of the stock, while houses account for 22.5%. This indicates the street is predominantly apartment-focused. The high density of apartment buildings shapes the character of the street, offering a mix of housing types but with a clear majority of multi-unit dwellings.

The street features several notable apartment developments, including 1161 Pittwater Rd with 66 lots across 2 levels built in 2004. 1000 Pittwater Rd contains 43 lots over 3 levels from 2000, and 1073 Pittwater Rd has 40 lots across 3 levels built in 2008. These projects contribute significantly to the street's higher-density residential character.

Four houses and 17 apartments have sold in the past 12 months. Over the trailing five years, the turnover rate is 11.7% for houses and 18.1% for apartments. Turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed ownership during the past five years. These figures reflect the current sales activity and ownership movement for each property type on the street.

This street suits buyers who prefer an arterial road environment with a 60 km/h speed limit. It is well-suited for apartment buyers, given that 73.7% of the stock is multi-unit dwellings. Those seeking detached homes will find a smaller selection, with houses sitting slightly below the suburb median. Buyers comfortable with a busier road and mixed elevation profiles may find it a practical choice.