Carrington Real Estate Statistics 2018 | Borrelli Quirk Newcastle Real Estate

Carrington Real Estate Statistics 2018

Carrington, NSW, 2294

About Carrington

Built on an island between the Hunter River and Throsby Creek, Carrington is physically separated from the rest of the Newcastle LGA, giving it a unique small-town charm. Located a mere 3km from the Newcastle CBD, Carrington is bordered by Throsby Creek to the west and south, the Hunter River to the east and Tighes Hill to the north.

This small inner-city suburb is home to approximately 2,000 people, with young professionals making up close to 30% of local residents. The average weekly income in Carrington is just over $1,000 and the standard monthly mortgage repayment sits at $1,733 per month. The median age is 33 and the median size of each household is 2.2 persons.

There is high demand for property in Carrington, given its convenient inner-city location and ongoing revitalisation. Houses have delivered strong annual growth of 9.52% over the long term, while units continue to outperform houses in the rental market, returning a median yield of 4.07% for investors. Carrington represents a great choice for those looking to buy, invest or sell.

Carrington Real Estate Data

Median house price - $665,000

Median unit price - $625,500

Median weekly house rental price - $440

Median weekly unit rental price - $490

Median house rental yield - 3.45%

Median unit rental yield - 4.07%

12 month growth (houses) - 25.25%

12 month growth (units) - 5.66%

Average long-term growth (houses) - 9.52%

Averaged long-term growth (units) - 4.61%

Tips for Selling Real Estate in Carrington

Capitalise on small-town charm

Carrington’s charm lies in its unique position as an inner-city suburb, separated from the city. Bounded on three sides by water, the suburb is popular with buyers wanting the convenience of living close to the city, while still enjoying the benefits of small town life. To appeal to these buyers, create an inviting entrance to your home. Make a splash with colour, cultivate a welcoming garden and add character to your front entrance, to invite buyers in.

Embrace history & heritage features

The majority of property in Carrington is made up of detached houses, many of which feature period architecture and historic charm. Embrace the history of your property, and appeal to more buyers, by highlighting period and heritage features in your home. Repaint ceiling roses and ornate cornices, highlight original fireplaces, refurbish traditional hardwood floors and make a feature of dado boards and picture rails.

Highlight flexible spaces

Buyers are looking for properties that provide flexible spaces, where they can relax, entertain, work and play. Maximise the selling price for your property by highlighting flexible spaces in your home. Stage rooms so it’s clear they can be used in multiple ways. For instance, set up your living room with a desk under the window and a recliner to the side to demonstrate the room’s versatility as a place of work, entertaining and relaxation.

 

Carrington Schools

Public

Catholic

Independent

Carrington PS

Newcastle HS

St Peter’s Stockton

St Joseph’s Merewether

St Columban’s Mayfield

San Clemente (7-10)

St Francis Xavier (11-12)

Newcastle Grammar School

St Philip’s Christian College

Hunter Christian School


Carrington Services

Medical

Clubs

Pubs

Hamilton Doctors

Hunter St Medical Centre

Marketown Health

Denison Practice

Cooks Hill Medical Centre

Carrington Bowling Club

Newcastle Rowing Club

Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club

Seven Seas Hotel

Criterion Hotel

Carrington Place

 

Landmarks

Parks

Supermarkets

Port of Newcastle

Throsby Creek

Carrington Foreshore

Hunter River

Carrington Foreshore

Coe Park

Connolly Park

Grahame Park

Honeysuckle Reserve

Pat Jordan Oval

Carrington Grocer

Junction Fair Shopping Centre

Marketown Shopping Centre

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