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Hear the latest weekly insights into the property market via podcast by Rich Harvey, CEO and founder of Propertybuyer.

 
Fri 29 Nov '24 with Rich Harvey How to Make Better Financial Decisions
 
 
Fri 15 Nov '24 with Rich Harvey How Will the Future of the Real Estate Industry Evolve?
 
 
Fri 1 Nov '24 with Rich Harvey Sydney’s Lower North Shore - Perspectives and Insights
 
 
Fri 20 Sep '24 with Rich Harvey How to Invest or Buy Commercial Property
 
 
Fri 6 Sep '24 with Rich Harvey Breaking Gender Barriers, Creating Empathy & Other Empowering Strategies
 
 
Fri 23 Aug '24 with Rich Harvey Where to invest for around $500k?
 

 

Listen to many more
podcasts on our
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The Propertybuyer
Podcast

 
Fri 29 Nov '24
with Rich Harvey
How to Make Better Financial Decisions
 
 
Fri 15 Nov '24
with Rich Harvey
How Will the Future of the Real Estate Industry Evolve?
 
 
Fri 1 Nov '24
with Rich Harvey
Sydney’s Lower North Shore - Perspectives and Insights
 
 
Fri 20 Sep '24
with Rich Harvey
How to Invest or Buy Commercial Property
 
 
Fri 6 Sep '24
with Rich Harvey
Breaking Gender Barriers, Creating Empathy & Other Empowering Strategies
 
 
Fri 23 Aug '24
with Rich Harvey
Where to invest for around $500k?
 

 

Listen to many more
podcasts on our
Podcasts page.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GLEBE, NSW REAL ESTATE BUYERS AGENTS

    Location and Transport Links

    Glebe is located a mere 2.5 kilometres south-west of the CBD in Sydney’s Inner West. It is a waterfront suburb situated to the west of the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), north of the University of Sydney and east of Annandale. Jubilee Park and Glebe light rail stations provide convenient public transport to Dulwich Hill and Central Station and is currently being extended to Circular Quay via George Street and to Kingsford via Surry Hills. Glebe is also serviced by buses with routes along Parramatta Road, Glebe Point Road and Bridge Street

    Property types

    Early 20th century homes including many terraces are common in Glebe, many of which have been beautifully restored and renovated. A number of the 19th century manor homes which are now heritage listed also remain. Due to Glebe’s proximity to multiple universities, apartments are in high demand and there are a number of large modern security complexes in the suburb.

    Shops and Restaurants

    Glebe Point Road runs north-south through the middle of Glebe and offers a vast selection of restaurants, pubs, cafés and specialty stores. If you still can’t find what you’re looking for, Broadway Shopping Centre in the south-east corner of Glebe offers many more stores including homewares, clothing stores, department stores, a food court, Hoyts cinema and Aldi and Coles supermarkets. Lord Wolseley Hotel is very popular and is just around the corner in Ultimo. Sydney Fish Markets are also nearby in neighbouring Pyrmont if you want to get your fish direct from the wholesalers or just enjoy a sunny afternoon eating fish and chips overlooking the harbour. In coming years, Glebe stands to greatly benefit from the transformation of the Bays Precinct into a vibrant shopping and dining hub.

    Schools and Educational Facilities

    Glebe Public School is the local public primary school and hosts the popular Glebe Markets every Saturday whilst St James Primary School offers an independent option. St Scholastica’s College offers boarding for secondary girls and the Australian Performing Arts Grammar School (APGS) focuses on nurturing creative skills for secondary students. Sydney Secondary College Blackwattle Bay Campus provides HSC education for students primarily from their Balmain and Leichhardt campuses. Nearby well-regarded schools include Macquarie Grammar School and St Andrew’s Cathedral School in the CBD, The Athena School in Newtown and International Grammar School in Ultimo.

    Recreation and other Amenities

    Glebe Foreshore has several parks including Bicentennial Park, Juliee Park and Federal Park with a walking path stretching between them. The Parks are easily accessible via light rail, have views of Anzac Bridge and have a range of facilities such as playgrounds, barbeques, sporting grounds and a skateboard ramp. Blackwattle Bay Park is around the corner and has a popular waterfront café and restaurant ‘The Boathouse’. Dogs are permitted to be off their leash in Federal Park and nearby sporting fields (when not in use) as well as the eastern section of Glebe Foreshore Walk (near The Boathouse). Darling Harbour is also within walking distance and offers a host of attractions including Imax cinema and Madame Tussauds wax museum.

    Why people live in Glebe?

    Walking distance to the CBD and multiple universities, beautifully restored terrace homes and a cosmopolitan inner-city lifestyle.

    Buyers’ Agent for Glebe

    To obtain assistance searching for and buying real estate in Glebe and to get a buyers’ agent or buyers’ advocate on your side, please call us on 1300 655 615, email us, or send us your buyers’ wishlist today by clicking here. Alternatively, if you want advice on whether to buy or sell first, current market conditions or median prices and growth statistics for Glebe, call our team of buyers’ agents today on 1300 655 615 and we can assist you.

     
     

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