Miri Cres, Holsworthy NSW 2173

House prices on Miri Cres are 13.1% above the Holsworthy suburb median, indicating a premium pricing position. This metric applies strictly to houses, so buyers should expect to pay more for a house here compared to the suburb average. Apartment pricing is not included in this index, so relative affordability for units cannot be determined from this data.

There are no bushfire, heritage, flood overlay, flood check recommended, or high-voltage overlays affecting properties on Miri Cres. However, 74 properties fall under other flood classifications, meaning no flood risk has been identified or the properties have not been mapped for flood. This neutral classification suggests standard flood risk management applies without specific overlay restrictions.

Elevation data for Miri Cres is unavailable, so it is not possible to determine if properties sit on high, level, or low ground. Buyers should assess the elevation of the specific property they are considering rather than relying on street averages, as site characteristics and drainage can vary significantly between individual homes.

Road hierarchy, speed limit, and dominant road percentage data for Miri Cres are unavailable. Without this information, the road classification and traffic characteristics cannot be objectively described. Buyers should inspect the street in person to understand the local traffic environment and road layout.

Miri Cres contains 74 residential properties, all of which are houses, with 0% apartments. The street is exclusively composed of detached houses, duplexes, and terraces, offering no apartment or unit stock. This provides a consistent low-density residential character throughout the entire street.

There are no major apartment developments recorded on Miri Cres. The street consists entirely of individual residential properties, with no multi-unit apartment projects contributing to the housing stock. Buyers looking for apartment living will not find options on this street.

Two houses sold on Miri Cres in the past 12 months, while no apartments were sold. The 5-year turnover rate for houses is 16.2%, meaning 16.2% of the house stock changed ownership during that period. Apartment turnover data is unavailable, so no rate can be calculated for units.

Miri Cres suits buyers seeking a quiet, low-density street of houses with prices 13.1% above the Holsworthy median. The absence of overlays and apartment developments offers a straightforward residential environment. However, the lack of available data on elevation, road hierarchy, and traffic means buyers should inspect the street personally to assess suitability.