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high-rise apartment towers, converted 1920s office buildings and serviced apartments, with almost no freestanding houses.

single-fronted Victorian terraces, converted rag-trade warehouses and small interwar walk-up flats above shopfronts.

converted woolstores and sugar-refinery warehouses, 1990s Jacksons Landing apartment towers and a surviving core of workers' terraces.

Victorian terraces, interwar and art deco walk-up flats, and older terraces long ago subdivided into studios and bedsits.

Victorian terraces and workers' cottages, the Poets Corner social-housing towers, and new apartment blocks around Gibbons Street.

post-2000 apartment towers and mid-rise strata blocks, with a handful of new terrace rows.

roughly three-quarters flats — 2010s towers around the station over a surviving grid of interwar cottages.

high-rise strata towers around the interchange, 1960s red-brick walk-ups, and Victorian terraces towards Charing Cross.

1920s and 30s art deco walk-up blocks, interwar semis, and a thin line of beachfront apartments.

Federation semis and terraces, big 1960s-70s red-brick walk-up blocks, and student share houses near UNSW.

interwar and 1950s brick bungalows inland, long runs of 1960s walk-up flats along Anzac Parade.

dense apartment stock — 1930s art deco walk-ups through 1970s red brick — over surviving beach cottages.

interwar and 1960s harbourside apartment blocks, Victorian terraces climbing the hill, and newer luxury strata.

big interwar houses on the hill, art deco walk-ups around Manion Avenue, harbourfront strata along the bay.

wall-to-wall Victorian terraces and workers' cottages on tight blocks, plus warehouse conversions and subdivided flats.

Federation workers' cottages and Californian bungalows, 1960s-70s red-brick walk-ups, and converted Sydenham Road warehouses.

Victorian and Federation terraces, semis and workers' cottages, with newer infill apartments along Parramatta Road and Norton Street.

Grand Federation houses around Alt and Bland Streets, and a dense mass of 1960s-70s three-storey red-brick walk-up flats.

Federation houses in the Appian Way conservation area, older walk-ups, and a dense ring of apartment towers around the station.

Large Victorian and Federation mansions on wide Redmyre and Homebush Road blocks, plus dense newer apartments near the station.

Victorian workers' cottages and terraces, sandstone semis, converted wharf warehouses and small interwar flat blocks.

Federation semis, California bungalows and interwar red-brick semis, with newer apartment blocks near the station and light rail.

office towers with 1960s and 70s walk-up flats and newer apartments behind them, plus pockets of Victorian terraces.

high-rise apartment towers around the interchange, with Federation homes and postwar bungalows on the quieter streets east toward Beauchamp Park.

Federation and interwar houses on large blocks, harbourfront homes, and Art Deco walk-up flats along Military Road.

Interwar Art Deco walk-up flats and later high-rise above Military Road, Federation semis on the side streets, and the waterfront houses on Kurraba Road running out towards the Kurraba Point boundary.

Victorian and Federation terraces and workers' cottages on the Albany and Hayberry Street grid, plus new towers by the metro.

Postwar red-brick walk-up flats around Longueville Road, interwar bungalows on the ridge streets, newer towers near Epping Road.

Federation and interwar cottages on the peninsula streets, with 1960s-70s red-brick walk-up blocks behind Victoria Road.

Federation and Arts and Crafts homes west of the line, postwar brick further out, and new high-rise beside the station.

large 1960s and 1970s brick-and-tile family homes on quarter-acre blocks, with newer townhouse clusters near the village.

Federation and interwar bungalows along the ridge, mid-century brick homes down the gullies, small unit blocks near the station.

Large 1970s to 1990s brick-and-tile houses on generous blocks, with new apartment towers ringing Castle Towers and Showground Road.

1960s to 1980s full-brick and brick-veneer family homes on wide blocks, with townhouse and duplex infill along Windsor Road.

1990s and 2000s double-storey brick-and-tile homes on generous estate blocks, plus newer townhouses and low-rise apartments near the metro.

2000s and 2010s estate houses on compact lots, with townhouses and apartment blocks clustered around the town centre and station.

1980s and 1990s brick-and-tile family homes on large blocks and curving cul-de-sacs, with almost no apartments.

Large 1990s and 2000s executive homes through Bella Vista Waters, plus new apartment towers rising around the metro station.

art deco and postwar walk-up flats behind the beach, Federation semis on the hill, and a heavy share of short-stay rentals.

1960s red-brick walk-up flats climbing the hill, plus new high-rise apartment towers through the town centre.

a small pocket of postwar fibro and brick cottages hemmed in by warehouses, plus newer units above the Pittwater Road shops.

postwar brick and fibro beach cottages, 1960s-70s walk-up unit blocks along Pittwater Road, and newer duplexes on the lagoon streets.

1950s-70s brick bungalows on the flat, low-rise unit blocks off Park and Bungan Streets, and newer townhouses near the village.

mid-century timber and sandstone houses on steep bush blocks, fibro beach cottages, and small 1960s-70s walk-up flats near Old Barrenjoey Road.

interwar and postwar brick bungalows on the side streets, with apartments now more than half of all dwellings around Top Ryde and Blaxland Road.

high-rise apartment towers along Herring Road and Talavera Road, purpose-built student accommodation, and almost no standalone houses.

Federation and interwar brick bungalows on the older streets, with dense new apartment towers ringing the station.

Californian bungalows and Federation homes close to the line, postwar brick further out, plus infill townhouses.

1960s-80s full-brick houses on generous orchard-subdivision blocks, plus 1990s townhouses and newer unit blocks near the centre.

Federation cottages, Californian bungalows and Depression-era weatherboards mixed with 1960s brick, and now nearly half flats and units.

high-rise towers around Parramatta Square and Church Street, with Victorian and Federation cottages surviving toward the Harris Park edge.

1960s and 70s red-brick walk-up flats along Hawkesbury and Bridge Roads, newer towers, and interwar cottages on Austral Avenue.

postwar brick bungalows on wide blocks, many with a self-contained flat out the back, plus new apartment towers along Pitt Street.

weatherboard, fibro and unrendered brick cottages on 500 to 600 square metre blocks, with three and four storey walk-ups tightening around the station.

postwar cottages on the Berala side and a dense band of townhouses and walk-up units around Auburn Road and Queen Street.

interwar brick cottages on the old street grid, ringed by new apartment towers rising beside the station.

wide-block postwar brick bungalows, with villas and low-rise walk-ups thickening near the station.

1960s to 1980s freestanding brick homes on generous blocks, with newer duplexes and granny flats infilling.

1950s and 60s brick homes and townhouses, now roughly a third apartments after fifteen years of infill.

postwar brick homes, with 1990s-onward apartment blocks packed tight around the station.

1950s-70s brick veneer and fibro cottages on wide blocks, plus new CBD apartment towers.

1960s-70s brick-and-tile homes on wide blocks, later duplexes, townhouses and rear granny flats.

single-storey 1970s-90s brick veneer project homes on 700m2-plus blocks, many with a rear granny flat.

2015-onward two-storey project homes and terraces on 250-400m2 lots, with older cottages toward Riverstone.

near-uniform 2008-2018 two-storey brick-and-render homes on 300-450m2 lots with double garages.

1990s to mid-2000s master-planned brick-and-tile houses, plus community-title townhouse villages sharing clubhouses, pools and gated visitor parking.

weatherboard and fibro cottages from the meatworks era near the station, ringed by post-2015 brick-and-render estates.

post-2015 two-storey rendered houses on small Elara-era lots, with pockets of older rural acreage still uncut.

1950s to 1970s fibro and brick-veneer houses on wide blocks, many former Housing Commission, with later duplex infill.

postwar and 1960s to 1980s brick-veneer houses on generous blocks, with newer townhouse infill closer to the station.

1960s-70s Housing Commission brick-veneer and fibro cottages, with later duplexes, villas and granny-flat infill.

postwar fibro and brick cottages south of the line, with townhouse and dual-occupancy infill filling the older blocks.

interwar and postwar cottages through the older grid, with a dense band of new apartment towers around the station.

1990s-2000s project homes on estate blocks, almost entirely detached, with the newer Mulgoa Rise release at the southern end.

late-1970s and 1980s public housing and project cottages, plus the newer Waterside estate over near the lakes.

late-1990s and 2000s four-bedroom estate homes on standard blocks; 97% separate houses and virtually no units.

postwar red-brick and fibro cottages, 1960s walk-up flats, and new CBD apartment towers along South Terrace.

1960s Housing Commission estates, interwar cottages near Bigge Park, and a dense band of new CBD apartment towers.

1970s and 80s brick-veneer project homes and public housing estates, with colonial cottages surviving near Queen Street.

1950s Housing Commission cottages and fibro war-service homes, red-brick walk-up flats, and newer apartments near the station.

postwar brick and fibro cottages on wide blocks, many since extended, with dense newer apartments crowded around the station.

interwar brick bungalows, 1960s red-brick walk-up flats and newer apartment towers around Beamish and Amy Streets.

interwar brick bungalows behind one of Sydney's densest belts of three-storey red-brick walk-up flats.

wide postwar blocks, now mostly large two-storey rendered brick houses, duplexes and secondary dwellings.

postwar fibro and brick war-service cottages on wide streets, many now replaced by two-storey duplexes.

a small south-eastern pocket of 1970s-80s brick-veneer homes surrounded by a vast tilt-slab warehouse estate.

1970s and 80s brick-veneer houses on generous blocks, with semis and low-rise unit blocks near Casula Mall.

Postwar fibro and brick cottages, 1960s to 70s brick veneer, with duplex and townhouse infill near the station.

Almost entirely post-2013 — narrow-lot detached houses, terraces and duplexes, plus apartment blocks around the station.

Old village cottages, 1980s and 90s brick veneer, and recent townhouse infill wedged between retail and the golf course.

Entirely post-2011 — narrow-lot detached homes, terraces, duplexes, and apartments above the Podium town centre.

high-rise towers on MacMahon and Treacy Streets, brick semis and Federation cottages in the back streets.

1960s and 70s walk-up flats around the hospital, newer towers over the station, pockets of Federation cottages.

red-brick walk-up blocks, new station-precinct apartment towers, and interwar semis on the streets toward Bexley.

Federation cottages with wrought-iron verandahs on Gladstone Street and Harrow Road, interwar brick bungalows, a scatter of low-rise flats.

post-war brick and fibro homes on the ridge, many since extended, plus low-rise flats close to the station.

1960s brick bungalows off Kareena and Wandella Roads beside a dense band of unit blocks around the station.

overwhelmingly apartments at 72.5% of dwellings, in beachfront blocks, with older cottages surviving on the western streets.

an almost even three-way split of postwar separate houses, brick villa and townhouse duplexes, and walk-up unit blocks.

1980s and 1990s four-bedroom brick project homes with double garages; flats account for barely 3% of dwellings.