Kirrawee is a strong-performing family and investor suburb, with a median house price around $1.83 million and solid recent growth near 8%, and houses selling quickly at an average of around 26 days on market. It sits on the T4 line with Kirrawee station, close to Westfield Miranda, the Royal National Park and good schools. The large Kirrawee Brick Pit residential and retail development has added significant modern apartment stock and a Woolworths-anchored centre, broadening the buyer pool. We help you assess both the established house market and the newer apartment stock to buy well for your goals.

Kirrawee now offers a clear split. Houses are the capital-growth play – median around $1.83 million with yields around 3% on median house rents near $1,000 per week – while the apartment market, much of it newer stock around the Brick Pit development, offers a lower entry point and higher yields closer to 4.5%. The trade-off is concentrated apartment supply, which makes building selection critical. We run the numbers with you, read the strata reports for any unit, and help you identify the stock most likely to hold value rather than face resale competition in a high-supply precinct.

Kirrawee is well suited to families, combining established residential streets, good local schools, parks and proximity to the Royal National Park with the convenience of Kirrawee station on the T4 line and Westfield Miranda nearby. The Brick Pit development has added shops and dining within walking distance of the station. It's a suburb that balances bushland-edge living with genuine amenity and city access. When we search for you in Kirrawee, we factor in school catchments, your commute and whether an established home or newer stock best suits your family's needs.

The Kirrawee Brick Pit is a major masterplanned redevelopment of the former brickworks site beside Kirrawee station, delivering a large number of modern apartments alongside a Woolworths-anchored retail centre and public space. It has transformed the suburb's town centre and given Kirrawee genuine walkable amenity, but it has also concentrated apartment supply in one precinct, which affects unit values, rental competition and resale. For buyers, that makes building quality, position within the precinct and strata health critical. Knowing how the Brick Pit stock compares with Kirrawee's established homes and quieter streets is exactly the local insight we bring to your purchase.