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Lemon Tree Passage NSW 2319

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Here you can find what you need to know about Lemon Tree Passage, NSW, including house prices in the area, median values, annual growth, recent sale prices, maps, a suburb profile and much more.

Suburb Insights
for Houses in last 12 months

At a Glance

$710K Median Sale Price (National Average $485k) 1123rd In NSW
0.64% Median Sale Price Change (1yr) (National Average 4.30%) 972nd In NSW
$550pw Median Rent (National Average $395) 927th In NSW
4.0% Median Gross Yield (National Average 4.24%) 238th In NSW
Properties sold 60
Average discounting -6.29%
Average Days on Market 86
Stock on Market 41 for sale

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How we calculate the suburb Cash Flow Score

The suburb Cash Flow Score is simply the average of all the individual Cash Flow Scores for each property in that suburb.

A higher score indicates the suburb is more likely to contain properties that deliver an above average gross yield.

Lemon Tree Passage, NSW National
Median
Gross Yield

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How we calculate the suburb Capital Growth Score

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A higher score indicates the suburb has recently experienced significant capital growth and the short term outlook for further growth is likely to be good given strong market health indicators.

Lemon Tree Passage, NSW National
Change in Median
Price (1 yr)
Average Days
on Market
Average Vendor
Discounting

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How we calculate the suburb Lower Risk Score

The suburb Lower Risk Score is simply the average of all the individual Lower Risk Scores for each property in that suburb.

A higher score indicates the suburb has increased in value over a longer period so is less likely to only be due to recent market forces. It is also likely to contain properties that command higher rent than average and therefore attract higher income tenants. Furthermore, properties in this suburb are likely to be easier to sell in the future due to strong market health indicators.

Lemon Tree Passage, NSW National
Average Days
on Market
Change in Median Price
(5 yr)
Average Vendor
Discounting

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Suburb Information

Lemon Tree Passage, NSW 2319

Part of: Port Stephens Council No data available

The size of Lemon Tree Passage is approximately 3.2 square kilometres. It has 17 parks covering nearly 20.5% of total area. The population of Lemon Tree Passage in 2011 was 2,547 people. By 2016 the population was 2,600 showing a population growth of 2.1% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Lemon Tree Passage is 60-69 years. Households in Lemon Tree Passage are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1400 - $1799 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Lemon Tree Passage work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 66.2% of the homes in Lemon Tree Passage were owner-occupied compared with 68.9% in 2016. (source: Australian Bureau of Statistics)

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Market Trends for Lemon Tree Passage   for Houses in last 12 months


There have been 60 Houses sold in Lemon Tree Passage in the past 12 months with a median sale price of $710K, up 0.6% annually. It takes on average 61 days to sell with vendor discounting of -6.3%.

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