Oran Park Building
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Buying a home in Oran Park NSW

The Oran Park median house price sits at $1.21 million, up 10.1 per cent over twelve months, with 65 houses selling in three months at a median of 26 days on market, the fastest turnover of any suburb in the area. Because the town only started building around 2010, its resale stock is young. That changes what an inspection looks for: not structural decay, but handover shortcuts that have had a decade to show themselves, and whatever the first owner added afterwards.

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Median house price $1.21 million, up 10.1 per cent over twelve months.

Sixty five house sales in three months at a median 26 days on market.

House rents average $780 a week, a gross yield near 3.4 per cent.

The town has been building since roughly 2010, so resale stock is young.

Owner additions made after handover are a common finding and a council records question.

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Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Oran Park. Licensed building practitioners.

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Buying a home in Oran Park NSW: common questions

Is a ten year old house worth inspecting?

Yes. A decade is enough for handover shortcuts to reveal themselves and for a first owner to add a deck, a pergola or a bathroom without approval.

How fast is the market?

Twenty six days is the median time on market over the last year, which is the quickest in the area. It leaves little room to arrange an inspection, so call early.

Do you inspect townhouses and duplexes?

Yes. Oran Park has a good deal of attached housing and the same standards apply, with the added question of what is common property and what is yours.

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