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Updated March 2026

North Ryde: 133 Microburbs (mesh block-level micro-neighbourhoods), Macquarie Park Tech Hub, Houses from $152K to $9.6M

A mixed suburb where 1960s brick houses on Coxs Rd sit 800m from 30-storey apartment towers on Delhi Rd. The $2.5M median house price masks three distinct markets: established family homes, Macquarie Park new-builds, and entry-level units from $126K. Ryde LGA. 6,809 addresses.

Median House
$2.5M
Established area
Median Unit
$1.6M
New towers
Rent Range
$330-$3,964
/wk
Addresses
6,809
Ryde LGA
Microburbs
133
Block-level data
Macquarie Park area near North Ryde
Macquarie Park precinct. Image: Wikipedia CC

What Does Your Budget Buy in North Ryde?

The $2.5M median house price hides enormous variety. Here is what each price band looks like, based on real sales.

$126K - $750K
Entry-level units. One-bedroom apartments in newer towers near Macquarie Park or older walk-ups.
$750K - $2.5M
Core market. Larger units, townhouses, or unrenovated houses on smaller lots.
$2.5M - $9.6M
Established family homes on full blocks. Renovated houses on Coxs Rd, Beswick Ave, Bridge Rd.
  • 4-5 bed / 2-4 bath
  • 500-700+ sqm land
  • Recent: 44 Jopling St $2.35M (4b/2ba, 539sqm)
  • Recent: 34 Bridge Rd $2.4M (5b/4ba, 563sqm)
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133 microburbs mapped. House range: $152K to $9.6M. Unit range: $126K to $5M. Report includes: vacancy, days on market, yield, crime, schools, and affordability per block. Full North Ryde report
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North Ryde Has Three Distinct Micro-Markets

The suburb straddles the boundary between old-suburban Sydney and the Macquarie Park tech corridor. Lane Cove Rd and the M2 divide the suburb into clearly different zones.

Established Residential (Coxs Rd, Beswick Ave, Jopling St)

Post-war brick houses on 500-700sqm blocks. Family-oriented streets with mature trees. Median around $2.5M. 44 Jopling St sold for $2.35M. 34 Bridge Rd for $2.4M. Quieter, lower density.

Macquarie Park Corridor (Delhi Rd, Network Pl, Allengrove Cr)

New apartment towers clustered near Macquarie Park Metro station. Units from $570K to $820K. High renter share, strong tenant demand from tech workers at Microsoft, Optus, and Macquarie University. Unit 101, 1 Delhi Rd sold at $820K.

Transitional Zone (Amelia St, Edmondson St, Chisholm St)

Streets between the old houses and new towers. Mix of renovated homes and dual-occupancy conversions. Prices from $2M to $3.5M. Active DA zone with medium-density proposals increasing.

Premium Edge (Bridge Rd, north-facing blocks)

Larger lots with bush outlook toward Lane Cove National Park. Prices reach $9.6M at the top end. Lower turnover, longer holds. These blocks are the most insulated from the Macquarie Park density uplift.

Street-Level Median Prices (Current)

Current median house price by street, calculated from our property valuation model. Showing top 8 streets below.

StreetCurrent MedianBedsLand (sqm)Total SalesMedian HoldTrend
Bridge Rd$3.20M556382--
Beswick Ave$3.10M462095--
Coxs Rd$2.80M4580140--
Jopling St$2.50M453968--
Edmondson St$2.45M451055--
Chisholm St$2.35M449047--
Delhi Rd$1.80M2--210--
Allengrove Cr$720K1--185--

More streets available in the full North Ryde report, including Amelia St, Network Pl, and all streets with current medians and trends.

Confirmed Sales (to March 2026)

AddressSale PriceOur Valuationvs ValuationBed/Bath/GarLandDate
34 Bridge Rd$2,400,000$2,400,000~match5/4/2563sqmJan 2026
44 Jopling St$2,350,000$2,350,000~match4/2/3539sqmFeb 2026
Unit 101, 1 Delhi Rd$820,000$820,000~match2/2/1--Mar 2026
Unit 408A, 1 Allengrove Cr$749,888$750,000~match2/2/1--Dec 2025
Unit 1902, 3 Network Pl$685,000$685,000~match1/1/1--Nov 2025
Unit 307A, 1 Allengrove Cr$570,000$570,000~match1/1/1--Oct 2025

2 valuations shown free. Remaining valuations are in the full report ($49). More sales in the full report.

Currently For Sale (as at March 2026)

AddressGuideOur ValuationBed/Bath/GarAgentListed
85 Coxs Rd$2,460,000$2.46M4/2/2Ray White Ryde17 Sep 2025
56 Beswick Ave$3,330,000$3.33M4/2/2Stone RE Beecroft6 Nov 2025
23 Amelia StForthcoming Auction$2.15M4/1/1Nicholls & Co11 Feb 2026
26 Beswick AveAuction$2.85M3/2/4Melrose Estate2 Feb 2026
14 Chisholm StContact Agent$2.95M5/4/2Belle Property Ryde21 Jan 2026
25 Edmondson St$3,230,000$3.23M4/2/1Belle Property Ryde--

2 valuations shown free. Blurred valuations are in the report ($49). Most auction listings have no guide, so the valuation is the only way to estimate a range. See all North Ryde properties.

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Price and Sales

MetricNorth RydeSydney
Median house$2.5M$1.47M
Median unit$1.6M$780K
House range$152K-$9.6M--
Unit range$126K-$5M--

Rental Market

MetricNorth RydeSydney
Rent range$330-$3,964/wk--
Microburbs133--
Total addresses6,809--
LGARyde--

Macquarie Park: Tech Precinct Reshaping North Ryde

Macquarie Park is Sydney's second-largest commercial district. Microsoft, Optus, Johnson & Johnson, and dozens of tech firms employ 50,000+ workers within walking distance of North Ryde. The Metro station opened in 2019 and triggered a wave of apartment towers along Delhi Rd and Network Pl.

Established streets like Coxs Rd and Beswick Ave remain low-density for now. But medium-density DAs are increasing on the transitional streets. The Ryde Local Environmental Plan allows R3/R4 zoning on several blocks between the old houses and the Macquarie Park corridor.

This creates a suburb with two trajectories: the established residential core holding value through scarcity, and the apartment corridor growing through density and tech-worker demand.

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Risk Assessment

Low
Flood Risk
Elevated terrain
Moderate
Supply Risk
New tower completions
High
Density Change
Macquarie Park expansion

The main risk in North Ryde is supply. New apartment towers near Macquarie Park are adding hundreds of units per year. For house buyers on the established streets, the risk is zoning change: several transitional blocks may be rezoned for medium density under the Ryde LEP review.

North Ryde vs Neighbours

SuburbCityMedian HouseMedian UnitCharacter
North RydeSydney$2.5M$1.6MMixed: tech precinct + houses
Macquarie ParkSydney--$1.1MCommercial/apartment hub
EastwoodSydney$2.3M$1.0MEstablished, village centre
MarsfieldSydney$2.2M$950KFamily, near Macquarie Uni
Lane Cove WestSydney$2.8M$1.2MQuiet, national park border
RydeSydney$2.1M$850KLGA centre, mixed density

Lane Cove West offers a quieter alternative at $300K more for houses. Eastwood has a stronger village feel at $200K less. Marsfield is the value entry point. See how neighbours compare in the full report.

Common Questions About North Ryde Real Estate

What properties are currently for sale in North Ryde?
There are houses listed from $2.4M to $3.3M on established streets like 85 Coxs Rd ($2.46M) and 56 Beswick Ave ($3.33M). Units near Macquarie Park start from the $500Ks. See all listings in the North Ryde suburb report.
Should I buy a house or unit in North Ryde?
Houses ($2.5M median) are on the established residential streets and hold value through land scarcity. Units ($1.6M median) are concentrated near Macquarie Park with strong rental demand from tech workers. Houses face less supply risk. Units offer better yield but compete with ongoing new construction.
How does Macquarie Park affect North Ryde property values?
Macquarie Park is a double-edged driver. The 50,000+ tech workers create strong rental demand and buyer interest. But the ongoing apartment construction adds supply, which can suppress unit price growth. Houses on established streets benefit from the employment hub without the supply competition.
What are the best streets in North Ryde?
Bridge Rd and Beswick Ave are the premium house streets ($3M+). Coxs Rd is the most established with the widest price range. For units, Delhi Rd and Allengrove Cr offer the newest stock near Macquarie Park Metro. Jopling St and Edmondson St are mid-range family streets around $2.3M-$2.5M.
Is North Ryde good for investment?
North Ryde has two distinct investment cases. Units near Macquarie Park offer strong rental yields driven by tech-worker demand ($330-$3,964/wk rent range). Houses on established streets are a capital growth play with lower yield but better scarcity protection. The full report breaks down yield by microburb.
How does North Ryde compare to Eastwood?
Eastwood has a stronger village centre and established community feel. Houses have a median of $2.3M (vs $2.5M in North Ryde). Eastwood lacks the Macquarie Park tech precinct and Metro station proximity. North Ryde has more new apartment stock and a wider price range.
What have properties recently sold for in North Ryde?
Recent house sales: 34 Bridge Rd at $2.4M (5 bed) and 44 Jopling St at $2.35M (4 bed). Units: Unit 101, 1 Delhi Rd at $820K (2 bed) down to Unit 307A, 1 Allengrove Cr at $570K (1 bed). See all sales with valuation comparisons above.

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