An established semi-rural suburb — City of Casey

Why here

Why buyers choose Narre Warren North

Space, scarcity and a south-east address. Three kinds of buyers keep this green-wedge suburb on their shortlist.

A quiet street at golden hour in Narre Warren North
Artist's impression — indicative only.

First home buyers

  • House and land packages in the nearby Clyde corridor can qualify for first home buyer assistance
  • Fountain Gate retail and Narre Warren station keep daily life convenient
  • Buy into the south-east corridor now, upgrade into acreage later

Investors

  • 93.2% owner-occupied: a tightly held market with very low rental stock
  • Modelled estimates of 9.2% annual growth and 3.09% gross yield (indicative only)
  • Green-wedge zoning limits future supply, supporting long-term scarcity

Families & upgraders

  • Acreage blocks and an average household size of 3.4 mean room to grow
  • Lysterfield Park and Churchill National Park at the end of the street
  • Established primary schooling in the suburb, with more options next door

General information only. Grants, concessions and eligibility change, confirm current settings with the State Revenue Office before you buy.

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