910/27 Halifax Street Macquarie Park NSW 2113
910/27 Halifax Street Macquarie Park NSW 2113
1 bed + study | 64mΒ² high-floor unit | $647k est value | Newly listed for sale |479mΒ² strata lot | Secure parking | Macquarie Park precinct. This one-bedroom plus study apartment on a 479sqm strata lot with secure parking suits professionals or investors seeking compact, convenient living near employment hubs. Positioned on a high floor in a modern security building, it delivers practical space for single occupants or couples, with natural light and open views distinguishing it from lower-level units in the complex. The 64sqm internal area supports efficient daily living, amplified by the added study nook for remote work setups common in this tech-heavy area. Within the building at 27 Halifax Street, it aligns with a mix of quick-turnover investors and longer-term renters, where similar one-bedroom units have held steady values amid flat suburb growth. Buyers drawn to these typically include young professionals commuting to Macquarie’s business parks or downsizers prioritising proximity to schools like Truscott Street Public and Ryde Secondary. Market data shows one-bed units here trading around $670k-$708k recently, positioning this at a competitive estimated $647k with potential for rental yields near 4.5% given strong 5G and NBN connectivity. Its lack of overlays like bushfire or flood enhances insurability, while the precinct’s employment density underpins demand. Long-term, the property’s holding value ties to Macquarie Park’s ongoing infrastructure draws, making it a low-maintenance hold even if apartment medians dip slightly. Comparable sales in the building suggest resilience for high-floor options with parking.
Independent, Unbiased Research Report for this property by PropCred Analyst teamΒ
Market Insight:
Macquarie ParkΒs demand is driven by its large employment and innovation baseΒMacquarie University, major tech and health campusesΒplus strong transport and retail amenity that suit renters and buyers seeking live?work convenience.
Near-term risks include a big new apartment supply wave that will pressure unit markets, while opportunities come from purpose?built student housing and industrial-to?tech conversions that can tighten residential supply in parts of the precinct.
Price trend over the last six months is mixed: units broadly soft to flat, while established house stock has held firmer, reflecting local supply and differing buyer demand.