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2. Tell us when you’d like to settle on the property
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Campbelltown is a small town located somewhere on the western outskirts of Sydney, in New South Wales, Australia. The town is about 53 kilometers away from the Central business district of Sydney and serves as the local government headquarters of Campbelltown City. This part is also one of the 4 recognized cities in the metropolitan section of Sydney.

Just like many other towns and cities in Australia, Campbelltown has a strong connection with Europe. It got its name from the wife of New South Wales’s former Governor, Mrs. Elizabeth Lachlan Campbell. At some point, it was called Campbell-Town, but after some time, it was simply called Campbelltown. This part of Sydney was formerly occupied by Tharawal tribespeople before the coming of the first settlers from Europe. The first fleet arrived in 1788, but that was no the fascinating tale of Campbelltown. After the first settlers arrived, about 6 cattle escaped from their herd and were never seen again until the Tharawal people spotted them in the wild and drew images of them in a rocky site called the Bull Cave. Then in 1795, British settlers found a herd of 60 cattle grazing in an area close to Campbelltown called Camden that many have acknowledged to be offspring of the 6 breakaway cattle.

Today, Campbelltown, with a population of more than 157,000 people, has developed into an advanced city with paved roads and modern facilities. The localities close to the area include

• Woodbine
• Leumeah
• Blair Athol
• Glen Alpine
• Bradbury
• Ambarvale
• Ruse

The real estate market of Campbelltown is quite a lucrative area to invest in, judging by the record capital gains enjoyed by property owners in the region. Over the last 12 months, based on market data, Campbelltown properties experienced a rising capital gain of about 12.28%. However, the gains were below the record posted by local markets of surrounding localities.

The gains for previous years showed a higher capital gain, so many experts attribute the lower gain to the effects of the global pandemic. However, for what it’s worth, the local property market is doing very well and represents good value for money. For example, the median price for a house is about $640,000, while that of a unit is above $460,000. Rental property owners are not doing badly either, as they earn an average rental income of about $410. 

In New South Wales, Campbelltown occupies 690th spot for median property value. Similarly, the price of construction of properties and related fees have increased slightly in light of the increase in property value. So far, so good, the town

• Occupies 557th spot in the best yielding neighborhoods of New South Wales
• Median property quarterly growth is 4.07%
• Median property growth for units is 4.49%

Campbelltown Activities

Campbelltown is a pleasant community to live in. If you secure a job in the area, all the better. Also, if you are one of those who prefer to hang out a lot, then you are in luck because there is so much to do here. Here are some exciting spots to visit.

Sapporo Sushi Bar

Sapporo Sushi Bar is a favorite spot for many who like to enjoy fresh and spicy sushi at any time of the day. This Japanese eatery is quite popular in the area, and they serve different menus besides sushi. A bite at Sapporo will surely impress your taste buds.

Dumaresq Cinemas

Another exciting place to visit is Dumaresq Cinemas in central Campbelltown. Not every small cotton New South Wales can boast of having an entertainment center, but Campbelltown does. You can catch all the latest movies in front of big screens at Dumaresq. And of course, the center also has other side attractions like food courts, bars, and other delights.

Coco Cubano

If you are looking for a good spot to grab not just a quick bite but tasty Cuban food, we implore you to visit Coco Cubano. This restaurant served Cuban and many other Central and Latin American dishes you will love. Their bacon and eggs are one of the best in the area. They also serve lovely wines, cocktails, and coffee.

Thaiburn

Thaiburn Ingleburn is another spot where you can enjoy tasty food at an affordable price. This spot is great for family and friends to unwind because of the serene environment.

Besides these spots, there are several otherwise attractions and landmarks like

• Pho 76 Vietnamese and Chinese restaurant
• Georges River Nature Reserve
• Dredge Cottage
• Campbelltown Sports Stadium
• Mad Mex Square
• Flowerdrum Palace

Property Investing Information in Campbelltown

Campbelltown is one of the choicest locations to invest in real estate because of the number of people interested in moving to the area.  About 30.43% of the residents who permanently reside in the city live in rented apartments. Furthermore, properties listed in the region for sale command a median price of $695,000. With a 3.21% annual yield, properties listed on sale in the city don’t stay long in the market but are scooped up by willing buyers 

If you are looking to invest in rented properties, the opportunities to earn a steady rental income are quite high because of the demand for rented houses and units.  The lowest rent a unit commands is at least $360 weekly, while houses command a higher rent.

You need Conveyancing

If you are looking to invest in Real Estate in Campbelltown, one service you will most likely need is a conveyancing service. Just in case you do not know what this service is all about, a Conveyancing service involves the professional expertise of an agent who soda in the transfer of property ownership from an old owner to the new owner.

The documentation process is quite a complex one, and many people do not know how to go about it. Therefore, if you want the document transfer to be spotless and without hassle, ensure that you enlist the help of an expert to help you handle the process from start to finish.