Where We Work

the commercial heart of the region, with a dense mix of older cottages, walk-up units and new infill apartments

an established residential pocket of mostly 1960s–80s brick homes on generous blocks

a compact riverside-adjacent suburb close to the Nepean and the retail precinct

a small, leafy suburb at the foot of the Blue Mountains escarpment

a semi-rural suburb of acreage and large-lot properties

a semi-rural valley suburb of acreage, heritage homes and large landscaped holdings south of Penrith

a semi-rural suburb of acreage and new-estate housing in the foothills below Warragamba, on Sydney's south-western edge

a small, close-knit town below the dam wall, bush-fringed and long-settled on the south-western edge of the basin

a rural village on the edge of the Western Sydney Aerotropolis growth corridor

the airport precinct suburb, in active transition from rural land to infrastructure and industry

a large semi-rural suburb of acreage properties and expanding industrial estates

a fast-growing master-planned town built largely from the 2010s onwards, with a brand-new town centre and high presentation standards

a large, uniformly planned 1980s residential suburb with a high proportion of investor-owned homes

a settled residential suburb bordered by one of Western Sydney's largest industrial estates

an older, well-established suburb with an affordable, high-turnover housing market

a major residential and retail centre with a broad mix of housing types and tenures

a small, quiet residential suburb of mostly single-storey homes on compact blocks

a small, tightly held residential pocket in the Mount Druitt area with a significant community and social housing component

an established residential suburb with a significant social and community housing component

an established suburb around the rail line and town centre, with older homes near the centre and pockets of acreage to the north

a modern master-planned community built largely from the mid-2000s onwards

a modern master-planned community north of Penrith, built from the 2010s around its central wetland

a suburb shaped by its university and rail access, with a strong rental and student market

a quiet, primarily owner-occupied residential pocket of 1980s homes

a leafy, established residential suburb with mature street trees and settled gardens

an established, affordable residential suburb between Penrith and Kingswood with a strong rental share

a high-turnover suburb anchored by the hospital, university campus and rail line

an elevated suburb against the Blue Mountains escarpment, heavily treed and often steep

a small, tightly held riverside suburb of larger homes around the golf course

the gateway village of the lower Blue Mountains, surrounded by national park

an established lower-mountains suburb on sloping, heavily vegetated blocks

a substantial mid-mountains town centre with a mix of period and contemporary housing

a large 1990s–2000s master-planned suburb of family homes with high presentation standards