162/4 Dolphin Close, Chiswick NSW 2046

Demand is driven by Chiswick’s secluded waterside terrain, reliable ferry and bus access to the city, and the recent low-rise redevelopment that keeps stock tight, so buyers still view it as a premium Inner West refuge. Owner-occupiers value the leafy parks, river walks and high-spec finishes while investors lean on the steady rents near $800 a week, keeping appetite for houses and designer units alive despite a short-term cushion. Prices are modestly moving: houses sit near $3.93 million after about 0.6% annual growth and units roughly $1.12 million with marginal softening, so future uplift depends on those supply constraints even as affordability and a small increase in marketing days are the main risks.