Barangaroo

41recorded incidents

41 recorded incidents, Jul 2025–Jun 2026, 220 residents (Census 2021).

No map colour: fewer than 1,000 Census 2021 residents, too few for a stable rate.

Most people here on a given day are workers or visitors, not residents. Incidents involving them still count, so the per-resident rate overstates it.

Ranked on this map by recorded incidents per 1,000 residents. Not an official BOCSAR score and not a live risk score.

Rates divide by Census 2021 residents. Suburbs that have grown since 2021, or that draw many visitors or workers, read higher than a resident would feel.

$1,100median weekly rent

Higher rent than 93% of 662 suburbs on this map.

1 bed $880 · 2 bed $1,400 · 3 bed $2,250 · House $1,250 · Flat $1,150

Median sale price $1,050,000 (DCJ).

Median age 40. 63% of households rent. 20% of families have children. (Census 2021)

Median weekly rent of new bonds (DCJ), by postcode. A neighbour may share this figure. Postcode 2000, Jun 2026 quarter.

100% within 800 m of a stop

More of the suburb near a stop than 86% of 326 suburbs on this map.

Nearby: Barangaroo Station (Metro), Wynyard Station (Rail), Bridge Street Light Rail (Light rail), Pyrmont Bay Light Rail (Light rail), The Star Light Rail (Light rail), Wynyard Light Rail (Light rail), Barangaroo Wharf (Ferry), Pyrmont Bay Wharf (Ferry).

Share of this suburb within 800 m of a TfNSW rail, metro, light rail or ferry stop. A station in the next suburb still counts. Not a trip planner.

Bus is not included. Areas served mainly by bus, such as the Northern Beaches, read lighter than they ride.

34%born in Australia

Lower share born in Australia than 94% of 659 suburbs on this map.

Top ancestries: Chinese 26%, English 20%, Australian 10%.

Most common language other than English: Mandarin.

Ancestry is Census 2021. People can report more than one origin. This is not a judgement of the suburb.