Tango Ave, Dee Why NSW 2099

House prices on Tango Ave sit 23.28% above the Dee Why suburb house median, making it a premium street for detached housing. This indicates that buyers can expect to pay a higher price for a house here compared to the suburb average. Apartment pricing is not covered by this metric, so buyers should check recent apartment sales separately to gauge relative value.

There are no bushfire, heritage, or flood overlay risks recorded on Tango Ave. Sixty-five properties fall under other flood classifications, meaning no flood risk has been identified or they have not been mapped. While there is no flood overlay or recommended flood check, buyers should still review council mapping and insurance costs before purchasing to confirm the site's flood resilience.

18 homes sit above the street; 8 homes sit level with the street; 31 homes sit below the street. The majority of properties on Tango Ave sit below the street level. Different site heights relative to the street can influence site characteristics, so buyers should assess the specific property rather than relying on the street average to understand its unique positioning.

Tango Ave is a local road, which generally serves nearby residents rather than carrying through traffic. Speed limit and traffic volume data are not available for this street. Buyers should expect a quiet residential environment typical of local roads, but should visit at different times to confirm the actual traffic and noise levels suit their lifestyle.

There are 67 residential properties on Tango Ave, with 97% being houses and 0% being apartments. The street is overwhelmingly dominated by detached houses, duplexes, and terraces. Buyers looking for apartment living will not find stock on this street, while those seeking a traditional house-focused neighbourhood will find a highly consistent housing mix.

No major apartment developments are recorded on Tango Ave. This aligns with the street's housing profile, where 97% of residential properties are houses. Buyers seeking higher-density living or apartment complexes should look at nearby streets in Dee Why that feature larger multi-unit developments.

Two houses sold in the past 12 months, while no apartments were sold. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 15.4%, meaning 15.4% of the street's houses changed ownership during the past five years. This turnover measures the proportion of properties that changed hands, providing a snapshot of how frequently the street's housing stock moves.

Tango Ave is best suited for buyers looking for detached houses in a quiet, local-road residential setting. It is a premium street relative to the suburb median, so buyers should be prepared for higher house prices. It is not suitable for apartment buyers or those seeking high-density living. Buyers comfortable with a house-focused neighbourhood and willing to pay a premium will find a consistent street profile.