Pacific Hwy, North Sydney NSW 2060

House prices on Pacific Hwy cannot be compared to the North Sydney suburb median because there are insufficient recent sales to support a calculation. Buyers should instead look at nearby recent sales of detached homes to gauge relative pricing, as the street's housing stock is too small to generate a reliable median price index.

There is no bushfire, flood overlay, or high-voltage powerline risk on Pacific Hwy. One property carries a heritage listing, which means renovations or exterior changes may require additional council approval. Twenty-seven properties fall under other flood classifications, indicating no flood risk has been identified or the property has not been mapped for flood. Buyers should review council mapping and insurance costs before purchasing.

Elevation data is unavailable for the vast majority of properties on Pacific Hwy. Only one house is recorded as sitting on level ground, with zero properties on the high or low side. Buyers should assess the elevation of the specific property they are considering rather than relying on street averages, as site characteristics depend on the individual lot.

Pacific Hwy is classified as a highway with a 60 km/h speed limit. This road type generally carries significant through traffic and connects major areas. Seventy-eight point six percent of residential properties on the street front this dominant highway section. Buyers should consider that this classification may result in higher traffic volumes and noise compared to local residential streets.

Pacific Hwy has 1465 residential properties, with apartments making up 97.7% of the stock. Houses account for only 1.8% of the total. The street is overwhelmingly dominated by high-density apartment living, with detached houses, duplexes, and terraces representing a very small minority of the residential landscape.

The street features three major apartment developments. Angelo St in North Sydney contains 262 lots across 22 levels and was built in 2016. 150 Pacific Hwy comprises 256 lots over 25 levels and was completed in 2018. 144 Pacific Hwy includes 220 lots. These large projects contribute significantly to the street's high-density residential character.

Fifty-four apartments sold on Pacific Hwy in the past 12 months, while no houses were sold. The five-year turnover rate for apartments is 21.3%, meaning that proportion of apartments changed ownership during the past five years. No turnover data is available for houses due to zero sales activity.

Pacific Hwy is best suited for apartment buyers comfortable with a busy highway environment. The street is dominated by large apartment developments and high traffic volumes, with very few houses available. Buyers seeking detached homes or quiet residential streets will find limited options here, while those prioritising high-density living near a major transport corridor may find it suitable.