25 Mcginness Street

25 Mcginness Street, Scullin, ACT, 2614

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Lots

1974

Built

BELC/SCUL/25/11

Plan ID

Belconnen

Council

Scullin

Suburb

Australian Capital Territory

Location

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25 Mcginness Street is a 16 lot apartment building built in 1974 in Scullin. It has the owners corporation number BELC/SCUL/25/11 and the local council is Belconnen.

How much does it cost to buy an apartment at 25 Mcginness Street, Scullin?

$304,010 Low range

$327,880 Median

$416,548 High range

How much does it cost to rent an apartment at 25 Mcginness Street, Scullin?

$400 pw Low range

$495 pw Median

$495 pw High range

What is the median rental yield for apartments at 25 Mcginness Street, Scullin?

7.85% Median yield

What are the median apartment value, rents and yield in Scullin?

$366,730 Median unit value

$495 pw Median weekly rent

6.77% Median yield

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25 Mcginness Street