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NSW suburb · 2080

Mount Kuring-Gai

22 strata plans — development, transport, crime, hazards, school catchments and sales from NSW public records, refreshed weekly.

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Plans 22 313 sales · $507,500 median Development 43 active DAs · 7 dwellings Transport Walkable Mount Kuring-gai Station · 482 m Safety Typical 7.4 theft /1,000 yr Hazards Low risk 22 plans bushfire prone Schools 2 catchments 1 primary · 1 secondary

Transport & connectivity

Nearest public transport stop · straight-line distance · TfNSW GTFS (CC BY 3.0 AU)

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Train
Mount Kuring-gai Station
482 m
Bus
9 stops within 500mNearest: Pacific Hwy before Alicia Rd (263 m)
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Crime by category

Compared against NSW suburbs · Jan 2025–Dec 2025 · per 1,000 residents

0
2x NSW avg
SuburbNSW avgSafest 20%TypicalHighest 10%
Personal safety6.8 per 1,000
Assault
0NSW avg 10.420.9+
47 incidentsTypical
Sexual Offences
0NSW avg 3.16.3+
1.73 incidentsTypical
Intimidation Stalking and Harassment
0NSW avg 6.913.8+
1.12 incidentsTypical
Homicide
0NSW avg 0.00.0+
00 incidentsSafest 20%
Abduction and Kidnapping
0NSW avg 0.00.0+
00 incidentsSafest 20%
Robbery
0NSW avg 0.20.4+
00 incidentsSafest 20%
Property crime9.1 per 1,000
Theft
0NSW avg 36.372.7+
7.413 incidentsTypical
Malicious Damage to Property
0NSW avg 8.416.7+
1.73 incidentsTypical
Arson
0NSW avg 3.46.8+
00 incidentsSafest 20%
Regulatory & other10.3 per 1,000
Drug Offences
0NSW avg 8.917.9+
47 incidentsTypical
Transport Regulatory Offences
0NSW avg 3.26.4+
2.85 incidentsHighest 10%
Against Justice Procedures
0NSW avg 8.717.5+
2.34 incidentsTypical
Disorderly Conduct
0NSW avg 4.08.1+
0.61 incidentsTypical
Other Offences
0NSW avg 3.67.2+
0.61 incidentsTypical
Blackmail and Extortion
0NSW avg 0.10.2+
00 incidentsSafest 20%
Coercive Control
0NSW avg 0.10.1+
00 incidentsSafest 20%
Other Offences Against the Person
0NSW avg 0.20.4+
00 incidentsSafest 20%
Prohibited and Regulated Weapons Offences
0NSW avg 3.57.0+
00 incidentsSafest 20%
Betting and Gaming Offences
0NSW avg 04.5+
00 incidentsSafest 20%

Development activity

43 development applications proposing 7 new dwellings in Mount Kuring-Gai.

Active / recent DAs
43
Dwellings proposed
7
Largest recent DA
Industrial development, Erection of a new structure 9-11 MUNDOWI ROAD MOUNT KURING-GAI 2080
0 dwellings $28,040,100 est. value Withdrawn

NSW Planning Portal · updated weekly

Natural hazards

Hazard coverage across 22 plans with data.

Flood No plans in a Flood Planning Area
Bushfire 22 plans on bushfire-prone land

NSW ePlanning Portal hazard layers · bushfire data via NSW RFS. Always confirm with the relevant council before purchasing.

School catchments

2 unique school catchments covering Mount Kuring-Gai. Different streets within the suburb may fall under different intake zones.

Secondary Asquith High School
Primary Mt Kuring-gai Public School

NSW Department of Education intake zones · effective 2025. Verify directly with the school before purchasing.

22 registered strata plans

Suburb median price $507,500 across 313 recorded sales. Most recent: 10 February 2026.

Suburb median
$507,500
Total sales
313
Plans
22
Total lots
220
Latest sale
10 February 2026
SP92292
6-10 Yatala Road Mount Kuring-Gai Registered 2015
2 $4,500,000 SP82226
22-24 Beaumont Road Mount Kuring-Gai Registered 2009
15 $2,680,000 SP46145
4 Flanders Avenue Mount Kuring-Gai Registered 1994
2 $830,000 SP48798
4 Beaumont Road Mount Kuring-Gai Registered 1995
5 $677,500 SP43973
1 King Street Mount Kuring-Gai Registered 1993
3 $667,500 SP47019
8 Church Street Mount Kuring-Gai Registered 1994
2 $612,500 SP86053
6 Gundah Road Mount Kuring-Gai Registered 2011
4 $605,000 SP52860
5 Leeming Street Mount Kuring-Gai Registered 1996
2 $560,000

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