Francis St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010

Insufficient house sales data exists to calculate a reliable price index for Francis St, so a direct comparison to the Darlinghurst house median cannot be made. Buyers should review recent sales of detached homes in the surrounding Darlinghurst area to gauge relative pricing. The lack of recent house transactions means current market value indicators for this property type are not available.

Thirty-three properties on Francis St are heritage-listed, meaning renovations, extensions, or exterior changes may require additional council approval and reduce renovation flexibility. No properties are in a bushfire zone, have a flood overlay, or sit near high-voltage powerlines. Flood checks are recommended for the same 33 heritage-listed homes, while no properties have been assessed as having no flood risk or other flood classifications.

The street has a mixed elevation profile with 29 level properties, one high-side property, and no low-side properties. Different elevations can influence site characteristics, but specific outcomes like views or drainage depend on the individual property. Buyers should assess the elevation of the specific property rather than relying on the street average.

Road classification, speed limit, and dominant road percentage data are unavailable for Francis St. Without this information, it is not possible to objectively describe the road hierarchy or infer traffic levels. Buyers should visit the street to observe the environment directly.

Francis St has 302 residential properties, with 88.4% being apartments and 10.9% being houses. The street is predominantly apartments. This mix indicates a higher-density residential character, though specific dwelling types and quality are not determined by these aggregate percentages alone.

Major apartment developments include 1 Francis St with 130 lots across 17 levels built in 2001, 2 Francis St with 65 lots across 5 levels, and 37 Francis St with 28 lots across 26 levels built in 1982. These developments contribute to the street's apartment presence and higher-density residential character.

Four apartments sold in the past 12 months, while no houses were sold. The five-year turnover rate for apartments is 9%, meaning 9% of apartments changed ownership during that period. No turnover data is available for houses due to zero sales.

Francis St aligns with buyers seeking apartments in a higher-density setting, as 88.4% of properties are units. Heritage-listed homes offer character but come with renovation restrictions. The street is not suitable for those preferring detached houses, as only 10.9% are houses and no recent sales data exists. Buyers should weigh the apartment dominance and heritage constraints against their specific needs.