Imagery: Google Street ViewMicroburbs estimates 215 Crown St, Darlinghurst NSW is worth about $1,805,009, with a likely range from $1,173,256 to $2,436,762, as at June 2026. It is listed for sale at $1,900,000.
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Real pages from the report, shown for the open sample. Yours would show every one of these for 215 Crown St, Darlinghurst NSW.
Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample
Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample
Shown for 15 Rengor Close, the open sample
215 Crown St sits on Crown St, a residential street in Darlinghurst. The photo shows the street as it stands, June 2026.
Streets price differently within the same suburb. The full report scores this street's exact pocket.
The $1,900,000 asking price sits close to the $1,805,009 estimate, so the guide is honest to the local evidence. The negotiation is about condition and competition, not the number.
Before any offer, run the checks an offer deserves. The full report covers the risk panel, the title and the zoning for this address.
215 Crown St and its neighbours from the air, the earliest aerial we hold next to the most recent. The gold line is this property's boundary and the white lines are today's lots, drawn on both, so any subdivision or new build between 2014 and 2026 stands out.
Imagery: Esri World Imagery Wayback. Boundaries: Microburbs cadastre, June 2026.
New roofs, pools, subdivisions and roads around a home show up here before they show up in the price. The full report maps what is being built nearby.
Listed in Darlinghurst now. How each one compares to 215 Crown St sits in the full report.
Thumbs up reads well, thumbs down is flagged. 3 read well here and 3 are flagged.
The median house here sells around $2,890,000 and rents for about $1170 a week. Supply is tight at about 1 month of stock. The flags worth asking about: overseas born parents proportion, percentage of renters, percentage of properties sold at loss.
The research behind these gauges. House 10 Year Price Growth: our suburb picks beat their own city by about 7.4% a year across a 12 year track record House 3 Year Price Growth: our suburb picks beat their own city by about 7.4% a year across a 12 year track record Percentage of Public Housing: a single public-housing neighbour within 10 metres costs about 4.2% a year of growth Percentage of Renters: owner-occupier suburbs grew about 221 percentage points more than renter suburbs over the 31 years to 2026
Every claim here traces to a published Microburbs study. The headline findings:
The typical Crown St price, the Darlinghurst median and the wider region, with this home's own sales, to June 2026.
From 2016 to 2026 the typical Crown St price ran behind Darlinghurst overall, by about 23 percentage points over the period. Darlinghurst itself ran behind its wider region over the same years, by about 29 percentage points. The dots are this home's own recorded sales, with the current asking price marked. Why the Crown St line matters: two streets in the same postcode can diverge 15 to 20 percentage points a year, and our top 10% of street picks beat the market by about 3% a year. The street research.
The risk panel, the title, the zoning, the schools and the pocket score for 215 Crown St, Darlinghurst NSW.
