Campbell St, Parramatta NSW 2150

There is insufficient recent house sales data to calculate a reliable price index for Campbell St, so a direct comparison to the Parramatta house median is not possible. Buyers should instead review recent apartment sales on the street, as this is the dominant property type, to gauge current market levels.

There is no recorded bushfire, heritage, or flood overlay risk for properties on Campbell St. The absence of these overlays suggests fewer regulatory constraints on renovations and no immediate flood mapping concerns, though buyers should still verify individual site conditions and insurance requirements before purchasing.

Elevation data for individual properties on Campbell St is not available, so it is not possible to determine if the street is predominantly high, level, or low-lying. Buyers should inspect the specific site level of any property they consider to understand its unique topography and drainage characteristics.

Road classification and speed limit data for Campbell St is not available in the current records. Without this information, the street's traffic role and speed environment cannot be objectively described, so buyers should visit the street at different times to assess the actual traffic and noise levels.

Campbell St is entirely comprised of apartments, with 0% of the 847 residential properties classified as houses. This makes it a high-density street where buyers will find only apartment-style living, with no detached houses, duplexes, or terraces available on the street.

The street features three significant apartment developments: 175 Church St with 458 lots across 29 levels, 15 Campbell St with 205 lots across 23 levels built in 1975, and 35 Campbell St with 94 lots across 26 levels built in 1970. These projects define the street's high-density residential character.

There were 20 apartment sales on Campbell St in the past 12 months, while no houses sold. The 5-year turnover rate for apartments is 11.8%, indicating that 11.8% of the apartment stock changed ownership over the last five years, whereas house turnover data is unavailable.

Campbell St is best suited for buyers seeking high-density apartment living in Parramatta, as it contains no houses. It appeals to those comfortable with major apartment developments and established buildings from the 1970s, while offering a market with recent sales activity and no recorded environmental overlays.