Street Score · Data as of Sept 2026

Dorney Rise, Taylor ACT

40 addresses · ranked #18 of 86 streets in Taylor · See the Taylor suburb score

Solid street profile · 3 of 4 tests pass — Dorney Rise scores 30 points above the Taylor street average.

  • Owner-occupiers above 65%
  • Public housing 5% or less
  • Rent at or above suburb median
  • Yield at or above suburb

A solid street profile

Most of the street-level tests we apply are passing here. It is running ahead of most of the suburb around it.

Streets scoring 75+ make up 35% of the 411,166 Australian streets we score; in ACT it's 24%. Dorney Rise sits above 63% of them.

High confidence · 40 addresses across 2 census blocks · Tenure: 2021 Census · Rent & yield: Sept 2026

Scores describe measured conditions on the blocks this street runs through — not your home, not personal advice, and not a forecast.

Dorney Rise64
Taylor street average34

Across 86 scored streets

Taylor market R-Score69

How the whole suburb’s market is running this month — a different, 27-indicator measure

Dorney Rise scores 30 points above the Taylor street average.

The blocks on Dorney Rise pass more of the four tests than the typical Taylor street.

Owner-occupiers77%

Mostly owner-occupied — the kind of street people hold onto.

Median weekly rent$745/wk

Against a Taylor median of $675/wk.

Gross yield4.2%

Against 5.2% across Taylor.

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How the Street Score works. Every address on Dorney Rise is matched (G-NAF) to its ABS 2021 mesh block and SA1 area. Each block scores 100 when owner-occupiers are above 65%, public housing is 5% or less, and both its median rent and rental yield are at or above the Taylor median; 75 when one of the rent/yield tests passes; 50 when neither does; 25 when only one of the two tenure tests passes; 0 when neither does. The Street Score is the address-weighted average of its blocks — the same street test our research engine applies to every listed property. Suburb medians are as of Sept 2026; tenure is from the 2021 Census. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Nothing on this page is personal financial advice.