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Marrickville

"The King of Gentrification"

Well-knit community, dynamic shopping and dining options and a love for parks, aquatic centre and community hubs, Marrickville is so family friendly and every week I find myself inside a new cafe, restaurant or bar. It's a suburb of tradition, yet aspiring, innovative and creative for the young and middle-aged!

What's more to offer in the future?
Marrickville will have a world-class metro railway system (Sydney Metro) with a train at least every 4 minutes in peak hours, taking you into Sydney CBD in less than 10 minutes. Marrickville will also be home to a state-of-the-art library hub (designed through competition). Marrickville will also benefit from nearby Sydenham Creative Hub (a masterplanned area for the best of Sydney's live entertainment precinct).

Great for

  • Tightly-knit community
  • Eating out
  • Transport
  • Not too built-up

Not great for

  • Some noisy roads and traffic is not great

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Singles
  • Hipsters
  • Trendy & Stylish
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Earlwood

"Serene and friendly"

Low density suburb with countless range of cafe's on the rise. Many streets are wide and tree-lined, parks and recreational facilities are abundant. Earlwood is undergoing gentrification, both in terms of newly rebuilt houses, more shops with a wave of new people transforming Earlwood for the better.

Great for

  • Big houses on big blocks
  • Loads of parks
  • Clean
  • Quiet and friendly

Not great for

  • Shopping precinct is small

Who lives here?

  • Professionals
  • Families with kids
  • Retirees
  • Trendy & Stylish
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