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Buying a house or apartment in Edmondson Park NSW

Thirty eight houses and seventeen units changed hands in a recent quarter. The house median sits near $1.34 million and is up about 9.2 per cent over twelve months; the unit median is $750,000 and up 5.1 per cent. That genuine two market suburb is unusual in this corridor, and it changes the inspection. On a freestanding house the questions are structure, envelope and drainage. On an attached dwelling you add party wall detail, fire separation at every service penetration, control joint continuity, and the boundary between your lot and common property, which has to be established before anything else is worth discussing.

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38 house sales and 17 unit sales in a recent quarter.

House median about $1.34 million, up about 9.2 per cent; unit median $750,000, up 5.1 per cent.

Median 28 days on market for houses and 37 for units.

Nothing in the suburb predates 2012, so the risk profile is workmanship rather than age.

On an attached dwelling, establish the lot and common property boundary first.

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Buying a house or apartment in Edmondson Park NSW: common questions

Is a recent home worth inspecting?

More than people expect. The defects are workmanship, and a house four years old can still be carrying items from a handover list nobody closed out.

Does the builder's warranty pass to me?

Section 18B of the Home Building Act 1989 runs the warranty with the property rather than the first owner: six years on major defects, two on the rest, counted from completion. Enforcement is a question for your conveyancer.

How many days before an auction do you need?

A few days is comfortable. Give us the auction date when you enquire and we work back from it.

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