3/7 Wiseman Avenue, Wollongong NSW 2500
3/7 Wiseman Avenue, Wollongong NSW 2500
Boutique townhouse configuration | Inner Wollongong walkability | Strong professional/downsizer demand | Secure double parking | Compact strata footprint
This townhouse forms part of a small modern complex on Wiseman Avenue, where the configuration balances internal space with outdoor ease. Its location is walkable to the Wollongong CBD, the beach, and the train station, putting it ahead of many properties further inland. Low-maintenance living is reinforced by secure parking and the absence of large grounds, suiting professionals who want city access without upkeep, and downsizers who value proximity over floor area. The compact footprint is intentional, and the surrounding streetscape blends period houses with newer infill, giving the area a layered, settled character.
Value may be influenced by the unit’s position within the complex, as aspect and outlook vary between lots. A north-facing balcony might command a premium; a lower-level position could reduce natural light. Strata fees and common property quality require scrutiny, as maintenance costs are often compared by future buyers. The limited land component may cap long-term growth, but the location and modern fit-out might offset that through rental appeal.
>> Comparable Sales: a three-bedroom apartment at 20/3 Wiseman Avenue sold for $1.7m; a period house at 3 Wiseman Avenue sold for $1.185m | Property Price Band: $800,000-$900,000 | Value Drivers: modern condition, secure parking, walkable location
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 3/7 Wiseman Avenue, Wollongong NSW 2500
Checks found:
Value Risk
1
Liquidity Risk
2
Planning Risk
1
Income Risk
2
Execution Risk
2
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Market Insight
Wollongong sits as a coastal city south of Sydney with strong connectivity, yet its market is defined by a clear apartment tilt: 64% of sales are units against 36% houses. Buyer demand is led by Sydney migrants, owner-occupiers, and population growth, supported by infrastructure spending in health, education, and transport. House prices have moved unevenly, with medians ranging from $1.2M to $1.39M and growth reported between 4% and 28%, while units sit near $740K-$755K with ~4.4-5% annual growth. Conditions show a market in adjustment, still undervalued but favouring strategic rather than speculative entry. Rental demand is firm: house rents are up 10.3% and units 8.3%, pushing median house rent to $750 and units to $650, with vacancy a tight 1.0% and gross yields at 3.2-3.8% for houses and 4.2-4.3% for units. The key constraint is affordability spread: median prices across the City of Wollongong vary sharply from $831K to $1.5M, reflecting supply differences and rate sensitivity. The infrastructure pipeline and migration flows are the main forward drivers, but the wide price dispersion and adjustment phase mean the market rewards selectivity.
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PropCred Estimated Value
Bedrooms
2
Bathroom
1
Parking
-
Land
1662m²
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