Galloway St, Mascot NSW 2020

House prices on Galloway St are 38.41% below the Mascot suburb house median, as indicated by a suburb median percentage of 0.6159. This ratio reflects the street's recent house pricing relative to the broader suburb average. Since the metric is below 1, it signals that houses on this street are priced at a significant discount compared to the suburb median. This pricing applies strictly to the house category and does not indicate the relative value of apartments on the street.

There are no recorded bushfire, heritage, or flood overlay risks on Galloway St. The street has zero properties within a bushfire zone, no heritage-listed items or heritage conservation areas, and no properties subject to a flood overlay. Additionally, there are no properties recommended for a flood check or classified under other flood categories. High-voltage powerline risks are also not recorded for any properties on the street. Buyers can proceed without needing to review specific flood mapping or heritage renovation restrictions for this location.

Elevation data for properties on Galloway St is currently unavailable. The counts for high-side, level-side, and low-side properties are not provided, so it is not possible to determine if the street is predominantly elevated, flat, or low-lying. Buyers interested in site-specific elevation characteristics should assess the individual property's position relative to the street level during a physical inspection, as the street-wide average cannot be calculated from the available data.

Road classification, speed limit, and dominant road share data for Galloway St are not available. Without information on the road hierarchy, it is not possible to determine if the street is a local road, collector, or arterial route. Consequently, there is no data to support general observations about traffic volume or noise levels associated with the road type. Buyers should rely on a physical inspection to understand the traffic environment and road characteristics of the street.

Galloway St is entirely comprised of apartments, with 100% of the 576 residential properties classified as apartments. There are no houses, duplexes, or terraces on the street, as the house percentage is 0. This means the street offers a purely high-density residential environment. Buyers looking for detached houses or lower-density housing will not find options on this street, as the entire residential stock consists of apartment-style dwellings.

Galloway St features three major apartment developments. The largest is located at 42 Church Ave, Mascot, containing 368 lots across 16 levels and built in 2019. The second development is at 669 Gardeners Rd, Mascot, with 341 lots across 16 levels, completed in 2018. The third is 55 Galloway St, Mascot, comprising 180 lots across 16 levels, built in 2017. These developments significantly contribute to the street's high-density residential character.

In the past 12 months, 18 apartments sold on Galloway St, while no houses were sold. The five-year turnover rate for apartments is 28.1%, meaning 28.1% of the apartment stock changed ownership over the last five years. House turnover data is not available, which aligns with the zero house sales recorded. This turnover rate indicates the proportion of apartments that have changed hands during the five-year period.

Galloway St is best suited for buyers seeking high-density apartment living in Mascot. The street is exclusively residential apartments, with three major developments providing a concentrated housing stock. With a 28.1% five-year apartment turnover rate and 18 apartment sales in the last year, the market shows consistent activity. The absence of house stock means it is not suitable for buyers seeking detached homes. Buyers should consider the high-density environment and specific development characteristics when evaluating the street.