Sydney’s inner south-west is continuing to attract investor attention, underpinned by improving connectivity, evolving amenity and the rollout of major infrastructure including the Sydney Metro.
Demand for value-oriented residential investments has continued to build across the inner south-west, as buyers look beyond traditional eastern suburbs markets in search of relative affordability and future growth potential.
In light of this, an entry-level apartment block offering holding income and exposure to infrastructure-led upside is set to hit the market with a price guide of $3.6 million.
23 Park Street, Campsie comprises a block of six units, generating circa $170,000 per annum in income, and is being offered to market as a deceased estate.
Offered for sale through Cushman & Wakefield’s Matt Pontey, Miron Solomons and Jake Smith, the asset provides an opportunity to secure a foothold in a location benefiting from improving connectivity and evolving urban amenity.
Matt Pontey of Cushman & Wakefield said the offering is expected to appeal to private investors seeking accessible entry points with income and upside.
“We’re seeing increasing interest from buyers targeting well-located blocks in growth corridors, particularly where there is strong underlying income and the ability to benefit from infrastructure investment over time.”
The rollout of the Sydney Metro is expected to further enhance Campsie’s connectivity, supporting long-term population growth and increased demand for rental accommodation across the precinct.
Miron Solomons of Cushman & Wakefield said the asset offers a straightforward investment profile with future potential.
“It’s an accessible entry point into a rapidly evolving market, with stable income today and the benefit of improving transport links and amenity driving future demand,” he said.
The property is being offered for sale through Cushman & Wakefield with a public auction scheduled for Tuesday, 19 May 2026.
Demand for value-oriented residential investments has continued to build across the inner south-west, as buyers look beyond traditional eastern suburbs markets in search of relative affordability and future growth potential.
In light of this, an entry-level apartment block offering holding income and exposure to infrastructure-led upside is set to hit the market with a price guide of $3.6 million.
23 Park Street, Campsie comprises a block of six units, generating circa $170,000 per annum in income, and is being offered to market as a deceased estate.
Offered for sale through Cushman & Wakefield’s Matt Pontey, Miron Solomons and Jake Smith, the asset provides an opportunity to secure a foothold in a location benefiting from improving connectivity and evolving urban amenity.
Matt Pontey of Cushman & Wakefield said the offering is expected to appeal to private investors seeking accessible entry points with income and upside.
“We’re seeing increasing interest from buyers targeting well-located blocks in growth corridors, particularly where there is strong underlying income and the ability to benefit from infrastructure investment over time.”
The rollout of the Sydney Metro is expected to further enhance Campsie’s connectivity, supporting long-term population growth and increased demand for rental accommodation across the precinct.
Miron Solomons of Cushman & Wakefield said the asset offers a straightforward investment profile with future potential.
“It’s an accessible entry point into a rapidly evolving market, with stable income today and the benefit of improving transport links and amenity driving future demand,” he said.
The property is being offered for sale through Cushman & Wakefield with a public auction scheduled for Tuesday, 19 May 2026.
