Sydney, NSW
Suburb profile from official open data — demographics, market signals, schools and safety.
At a glance
- Population
- 16,667
- Median age
- 32
- Household income
- $2,227/wk
- Owner-occupied
- 24%
- Renting
- 72%
- Socio-economic advantage
- Decile 10/10 in NSW
- Nearest train station
- Gadigal Station · 0.3 km
- Nearest emergency dept
- Sydney Hospital / Sydney Eye Hospital · 0.6 km
Sources: ABS Census 2021 & SEIFA 2021 (CC BY 4.0); distances are straight-line from the suburb's address centroid.
Property market — real sales
Median house (5 yr)
$77.0m
Median unit (5 yr)
$1.12m
Sales (5 yr)
2,879
Sales (12 mths)
291
Recorded transactions, NSW Valuer General Property Sales Information (CC BY 4.0). Recent weeks may not be registered yet.
Community safety
8,685 recorded incidents in 2025 · up 0.4% vs 2024
School catchments (suburb centre)
Primary
Fort St PS
Secondary
Inner Sydney HS
Zones at the suburb's address centroid — individual addresses can differ; check any address on PropertyCheck for its exact zones. Source: state education departments (CC BY).
Growth & supply · Sydney (North) - Millers Point
District population (2025)
9,305
+7% over 10 years
New homes approved (12 mths to Feb 2026)
2
houses 2 · other 0
ABS statistical district (SA2) containing the suburb centre (CC BY 4.0).
Sold prices by street
Every recorded transaction, free — the most-traded streets in Sydney:
- Sussex Street (2,641)
- Pitt Street (2,508)
- Liverpool Street (2,036)
- Bathurst Street (1,701)
- Castlereagh Street (1,514)
- George Street (1,508)
- Kent Street (1,459)
- Macquarie Street (1,313)
- York Street (1,189)
- Clarence Street (1,011)
- Elizabeth Street (861)
- King Street (663)
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All figures from official open data with attribution; estimates and medians are statistical outputs, not valuations. Suburb boundaries follow ABS Suburbs and Localities (SAL) 2021.