Steep supply pressure (inventory under a month and just 21 houses sold in the past quarter) keeps competition intense and helps sustain a sub-40-day median time-on-market as renters chase every vacancy. Buyers are still drawn to the multicultural family base, nearby schools/parks and access into Greater Western Sydney job hubs, so rents climb while owners lean on improving yields. Affordability is the main risk – IRSAD 849, very low rental yield around 2.3% and stretched buyer capacity – but steady rental demand plus any medium-density refreshes offer upside, and the broader price trend remains positive with house values about 6–7% higher year-on-year and rents rising over the last six months.