Glebe has long occupied a distinctive position among Sydney's inner-city suburbs, offering something increasingly rare in the metropolitan core.
Marrickville has shed its industrial past to become one of Sydney's most sought-after lifestyle precincts, and the transformation is accelerating.
Newtown has long been the inner-west suburb that refused to conform to Sydney's property conventions. Its heritage-listed Victorian terraces line King.
Western Sydney property is about to explode. Agents are reporting a surge of interstate and overseas buyers competing for limited stock within 15.
Build-to-rent is emerging as a structural solution to Sydney's rental shortage, with 7,600 units currently under construction and 18,200 proposed.
NSW has implemented the most significant rental law reforms in a generation, banning no-grounds evictions, capping rent increases at once per year.
Sydney's housing downturn has accelerated sharply, with home values in the city falling 1.4 per cent in August and high-end properties now down more than 10.
The Waterloo renewal project will deliver 3,300 new homes, including more than 1,000 social homes, on the site of Sydney's largest public housing estate.
Sydney's rental yield map reveals a market splitting between high-yield outer suburbs where low entry prices boost cash flow and premium inner-city.
Marrickville is undergoing the most significant transformation of any Inner West suburb in a generation, and the change is happening faster than most residents anticipated.
