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Summary: Not quite east, but not quite south, Hillsdale is a fairly high-density suburb that sits in a position that’s reasonably convenient for accessing Sydney city as well as all the drawcards of Sydney’s east.

While the suburb itself doesn’t boast many individual highlights, it offers proximity to some of the core features of Sydney city at a typically far more reasonable price than some of its more glamorous peers. As a result, it’s something of a Swiss-army-knife of a suburb that provides a convenient location for a range of different people – students, city workers, beach-lovers, frequent travellers courtesy of the airport – that can serve a range of needs.
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Summary: Highly centrally located relative to the rest of Sydney and very well-equipped in terms of amenities, Bankstown is also one of the highest-crime suburbs in Sydney that puts a dampening layer over what would be its otherwise positive conveniences. It’s well-connected and offers a reasonable price for its diverse range of property, while international dining is another positive – particularly for those who enjoy Vietnamese food.

Price is its biggest asset, as well as access to jobs and other varied suburbs right nearby, however there’s still a layer of tension here – particularly at its train station and immediate surrounds – that’s far from the most comfortable environment in the world to deal with on a daily basis. Read Review

Summary: Boasting a prime waterfront location and home to mostly high-density housing mixed with a handful of stunning waterfront homes and cottages, McMahons Point is expensive but provides a gorgeous blend of views and convenience for those who can afford it. With the city just a stone’s throw away and excellent public transport connectivity – plus a range of dining options within – it’s a lovely peninsula, but limited on space for those with regular budgets. Read Review