St Georges Cres, Drummoyne NSW 2047

House prices on St Georges Cres are significantly above the Drummoyne suburb median, sitting at a ratio of 1.9873. This indicates that the street commands a substantial premium compared to the typical house price in the wider suburb. Buyers should expect to pay nearly double the local median for a house on this street. This pricing metric applies strictly to houses and does not reflect apartment values.

There are no bushfire, flood overlay, flood check recommended, or high-voltage powerline risks recorded for properties on St Georges Cres. However, 9 properties are subject to a heritage listing, which typically means renovations, extensions, or exterior changes may require additional council approval, reducing renovation flexibility. Additionally, 82 properties fall under other flood classifications, indicating no flood risk has been identified or the property has not been mapped for flood risk.

The street has a mixed elevation profile with limited data available for most properties. Only 1 property is recorded on low ground, while there are no recorded properties on high or level ground. Because the majority of the street's elevation data is missing, buyers cannot rely on a street-wide average. It is essential to assess the specific elevation and site characteristics of the individual property you are considering.

Road classification, speed limit, and dominant road percentage data are not available for St Georges Cres. Without this information, it is not possible to objectively describe the road hierarchy or traffic characteristics. Buyers should visit the street at different times to assess the environment directly, as the available data does not provide insights into traffic levels, noise, or road function.

St Georges Cres has 771 residential properties, with apartments making up the majority at 67.8% of the stock. Houses account for only 10.6% of the residential properties. The remaining properties are not classified as houses or apartments in the provided data. This indicates that the street is predominantly characterised by higher-density apartment living rather than detached housing.

There are three major apartment developments on St Georges Cres. The largest is at 84 St Georges Cres, containing 140 lots across 9 levels, built in 1970. The second is at 90 St Georges Cres, with 68 lots across 7 levels, built in 1972. The third is at 72 St Georges Cres, comprising 31 lots across 4 levels, built in 1982. These developments contribute to the street's higher-density residential character.

In the past 12 months, 12 apartments sold on St Georges Cres, while no houses were sold. The 5-year turnover rate is 13.4% for both houses and apartments, meaning 13.4% of each property type changed ownership during the past five years. This turnover rate represents the proportion of properties that changed hands over that period, providing a measure of market activity for each dwelling type.

St Georges Cres is best suited for buyers specifically seeking apartment living, as apartments comprise 67.8% of the street. It may also appeal to buyers interested in heritage-listed homes, as 9 properties have heritage overlays. The street is less suitable for those seeking detached houses, which make up only 10.6% of the stock. Buyers should weigh the premium house prices and heritage restrictions against their specific property goals.