Suburb market data
The Hill, NSW 2300
The Hill NSW 2300: median asking price $640K for units and townhouses (20 listings). Bond rents and ranked listings.
The Hill asking prices: units and townhouses
- Median asking price, units and townhouses: $640K (20 listings). Middle 50%: $546K to $980K
- Active listings tracked: 35
Based on active listings with an advertised asking price, last checked between 30 May 2026 and 27 Oct 2026.
The Hill weekly rents (rental bond data)
- Typical bond rent, houses: $850/wk (NSW Fair Trading rental bond lodgements)
- Typical bond rent, units and townhouses: $679/wk (NSW Fair Trading rental bond lodgements)
- Indicative gross yield, units and townhouses: 5.5% (from the typical bond rent and median asking price above)
Asking prices in The Hill, all listings
- $400k-$600k: 9 listings (34.6%)
- $600k-$800k: 3 listings (11.5%)
- $800k-$1m: 5 listings (19.2%)
- $1m-$1.5m: 3 listings (11.5%)
- $1.5m-$2m: 1 listing (3.8%)
- $2m+: 5 listings (19.2%)
Ranked active listings in The Hill
- 16 / 57 Nesca Parade, $448K, 4.3% estimated yield
- 10/40 Nesca Parade, $680K, 4.4% estimated yield
- 14 / 90 Tyrrell Street, $570K, 3.6% estimated yield
- 5/6 Armitage Street, $890K, 3.8% estimated yield
- 3/41 Church Street, $735K, 4.8% estimated yield
- 7 Lemnos Parade, $3.65M, 2.3% estimated yield
- 5/84 Tyrrell Street, $895K, 4.3% estimated yield
- 68 Wolfe Street, $1.30M, 2.7% estimated yield
Nearby suburbs
New South Wales market data
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