Hardie St, Neutral Bay NSW 2089

There are insufficient recent house sales on Hardie St to calculate a reliable premium or discount against the Neutral Bay average. Buyers should compare recent sales of individual homes on the street against nearby comparable properties to gauge current market positioning.

There are no bushfire, heritage, or high-voltage overlays recorded on Hardie St. Flood data is also unavailable for this street. Buyers should note that the absence of these specific overlay counts does not guarantee a property is free from all environmental or planning constraints, and independent due diligence is always recommended.

There is no house, duplex, or terrace elevation data available for Hardie St. The street is predominantly composed of apartment buildings, and site-vs-street height information is not tracked for this housing category. Buyers should assess the specific property's site characteristics directly rather than relying on street averages.

Hardie St is classified as a local road. This classification generally means the street primarily serves nearby residents rather than carrying significant through traffic. While specific speed limits and traffic volume data are unavailable, local roads typically prioritise residential access over high-speed transit.

Hardie St is predominantly apartments, with 75% of the 168 residential properties on the street being apartments. There are no houses, duplexes, or terraces recorded on the street. This makes it a high-density residential street entirely focused on apartment living.

The major apartment developments on Hardie St include a 45-lot, 9-level building at 10 Hardie St, a 35-lot, 8-level building at 6 Hardie St built in 1975, and a 6-lot, 2-level building at 2 Hardie St built in 1981. These developments contribute to the street's higher-density residential character.

Two apartments have sold on Hardie St in the past 12 months, while no houses have sold. The 5-year turnover rate for apartments is 8.7%, meaning 8.7% of the apartment stock changed ownership during the past five years. House turnover data is unavailable.

Hardie St is best suited for buyers specifically seeking an apartment in a high-density, local-road environment. It is not suitable for those looking for houses, duplexes, or terraces. The street offers a concentrated apartment community with established developments, but lacks the diversity of housing types found on nearby streets.