Varied suburb home to excellent amenities with an international element can cater for both the high and lower ends of town, although traffic remains one of its main red flags.
Sydney’s attempt at a “miniature Silicon Valley” is clean, modern and slick – but also noisy and soulless.
Highly varied suburb in which the top and lower ends of town coexist side by side, with easy city access & some grand historic sections to boot.
A desirable location, large homes and solid amenities comes with hefty prices and the occasional negative other issue to deal with.
Quality beachside living means “love the outdoors, or you’re wasting your money” in this pretty (and pricey) part of the Shire.
Highly interesting suburb is stacked with dining, cafes, intriguing architecture & significant public amenities – albeit with a pricetag to match, and typical Sydney traffic/parking issues.
A high-density hub largely oriented around student education, Ultimo is highly centralised & largely safe, although it’s also consistently fairly crowded and you’re paying quite a lot for apartment living here.
Sydney’s hub of bohemian dining & nightlife commands an increasingly-high sticker price, and gentrification has started to deprive it of its once-unique character.
Busy central suburb offers a springboard to a lot nearby, but noise, price and traffic are all factors to bear in mind.
A lively suburb with an extensive, excellent food scene alongside pretty buildings are offset somewhat by a mix of high price, infrastructure and noise issues.
