What is the true cost of buying an apartment in Plumpton?

The median apartment in Plumpton is $620,000. Including stamp duty ($22,430), strata, council rates, insurance, and mortgage repayments, the true first-year cost is approximately $50,120, or $4,177/month.

What does it really cost to buy a house in Plumpton?

The median house in Plumpton is $850,000. True first-year cost including stamp duty ($32,780), rates, insurance, maintenance, and mortgage repayments is approximately $60,926.

What is the vacancy rate in Plumpton?

Plumpton currently has a vacancy rate of 1.8%. Properties average 32 days on market.

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True Cost of Buying in Plumpton

2761 NSW · 45km to CBD

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Market Intelligence

Plumpton, NSW 2761, is a growing suburban community located in Sydney's Greater Western region, approximately 45 kilometers from the CBD. With a population of around 8,500 residents, this family-oriented suburb offers a blend of affordability and accessibility that appeals to first-home buyers, young families, and investors seeking growth potential. The area features a mix of established homes and newer developments, with median house prices at $850,000 and units at $620,000, positioning it as a more accessible entry point compared to inner-ring suburbs. The lifestyle in Plumpton centers around community living with good local amenities. The walkability score of 65 indicates reasonable pedestrian access to local shops, parks, and services, while the suburb benefits from proximity to Blacktown and Mount Druitt for major shopping and entertainment options. With a schools rating of 7.0, families have access to quality educational facilities, making it an attractive option for those prioritizing education. The safety rating of 7.0 further enhances its family-friendly appeal. From an investment perspective, Plumpton presents compelling metrics. The investment score of 78 and exceptional growth score of 82 suggest strong capital appreciation potential, driven by ongoing infrastructure development in Western Sydney, including the upcoming Western Sydney Airport and associated employment hubs. The rental yield of 4.2% is notably strong for the Sydney market, while the low vacancy rate of 1.8% indicates consistent rental demand. The median household income of $75,000 reflects a working-class demographic with stable employment. While the 45-kilometer distance from the CBD means longer commutes for city workers, improved transport links and the decentralization of employment opportunities in Western Sydney are gradually reducing this disadvantage. The suburb's position in a high-growth corridor makes it particularly attractive for investors with a medium to long-term outlook, especially those seeking to capitalize on the transformation of Sydney's west into a major economic hub.

Exceptional growth score of 82 indicating strong capital appreciation potential in a developing corridorStrong rental yield of 4.2% combined with low vacancy rate of 1.8% ensuring consistent rental incomeAffordable entry point with median house price of $850,000, accessible for first-home buyers and investorsGood walkability score of 65 and solid schools rating of 7.0 appealing to familiesStrategic location in Western Sydney's growth zone benefiting from infrastructure investment including the new airport

Market Snapshot

Median House

$850K

+12.5% 1yr

Median Apartment

$620K

+10.2% 1yr

Median Townhouse

$720K

Vacancy Rate

1.8%

32 avg DOM

Yield (Apartment)

5.1%

Yield (House)

4.2%

Auction Clearance

72%

Population

8,500

True Cost Breakdown

Based on median prices · 20% deposit · 6.5% interest · 30-year term · Owner-occupier

Apartment

$4,177/mo

Purchase Price

$620,000

Stamp Duty

$22,430

1st Year Total

$50,120

House

$5,077/mo

Purchase Price

$850,000

Stamp Duty

$32,780

1st Year Total

$60,926

Townhouse

$4,483/mo

Purchase Price

$720,000

Stamp Duty

$26,930

1st Year Total

$53,792

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