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Warrah, NSW
R-Score 65 / 100 — ranked #5,365 of 15,286 suburbs this month
A mixed market — some indicators warm, others cooling
Conditions here are neither running hot nor cold. The detail below shows which indicators are doing the work.
Scores describe measured market conditions — not personal advice, and not a forecast.
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| Indicator | Warrah Reading | Context & Benchmark |
|---|---|---|
| Ripehouse R-Score | 65 / 100 | Ranked #5,365 of 15,286 Australian suburbs (Oct 2026) |
| Median House Price | $560,000 | +387% over the past 12 months of settled sales |
| Median Weekly Asking Rent | $500/wk | Implies a 4.6% gross rental yield at the current median price |
| Rental Vacancy Rate | 0% | Tight rental supply (below the 1.5% equilibrium threshold) |
| Median Days on Market | 576 days | Part of Liverpool Plains (NSW) council area (LGA avg R-Score 51/100) |
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Warrah NSW FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions: Investing in Warrah, NSW
Is Warrah NSW a good suburb for property investment in 2026?
As of Oct 2026, Warrah (NSW 2339) scores 65/100 on the Ripehouse R-Score, ranking #5,365 out of 15,286 Australian suburbs. A mixed market — some indicators warm, others cooling. Key fundamentals include a median price of $560,000, median rent of $500/wk, gross yield of 4.6%, and vacancy of 0%.
What is the median house price and 12-month growth in Warrah NSW?
The current median property price in Warrah (NSW) is $560,000 (Oct 2026), representing a +387% change over the past 12 months. Properties in Warrah currently spend a median of 576 days on market.
What is the rental yield and vacancy rate in Warrah NSW?
In Warrah (NSW), the median weekly asking rent is $500/wk, producing a gross rental yield of 4.6%. The suburb vacancy rate is 0% as of Oct 2026.
What are the best streets in Warrah NSW?
Ripehouse Advisory scores every G-NAF street in Warrah against the suburb average for owner-occupancy, public housing, rent, and yield. Use the Warrah Street Score tool on this page to compare individual streets.
Which council area (LGA) is Warrah NSW located in?
Warrah (NSW, postcode 2339) is located in the Liverpool Plains council area (LGA). Across Liverpool Plains, the council-wide average R-Score is 51/100 across 28 suburbs.
R-Score and all figures are drawn from Ripehouse's research engine — 15,000 suburbs measured across 27 indicators, refreshed monthly (data as of Oct 2026). Scores describe past and current measured market conditions only. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Nothing on this page is personal financial advice.