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Street Score · Data as of Nov 2022

Wallace Browne Lane, Pleasant Hills NSW

2 addresses · scores the same as 25 of the other 25 streets in Pleasant Hills · See the Pleasant Hills suburb score

Street profile · 2 of 2 tests pass — Wallace Browne Lane scores right on the Pleasant Hills street average.

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

Not enough data on this street for a reliable read

Short streets, new estates and mostly-commercial strips are the kind we look at by hand rather than score automatically. If this street matters to you, ask us — we'll do it properly.

Streets scoring 75+ make up 35% of the 411,166 Australian streets we score; in NSW it's 32%. Wallace Browne Lane sits above 35% of them.

Low confidence · 2 addresses across 1 census block · Tenure: 2021 Census · Rent & yield: Nov 2022

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

Wallace Browne Lane50
Pleasant Hills street average50

Across 26 scored streets

Pleasant Hills market R-Score63

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

Every scored street in Pleasant Hills shares this profile — here the suburb, not the street, is the decision.

The street test can't separate Pleasant Hills's streets on tenure, rent or yield. The suburb's market R-Score of 63 is the number that matters here — see the suburb scorecard.

Owner-occupiers77%

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

Median weekly rent—

Rental data is thin for the blocks on this street.

Gross yield—

Not enough sales and rents here to measure yield reliably.

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How the Street Score works. Every address on Wallace Browne Lane 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 Pleasant Hills 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 Nov 2022; tenure is from the 2021 Census. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Nothing on this page is personal financial advice.