Seven Hills real estate

At the 2021 Census, 50% of homes in Seven Hills had three bedrooms, above the 35% across NSW. Homes with four or more bedrooms came to 31%, below the state's 34%, and those with two bedrooms or fewer to 18%, below 30%. The suburb's homes, by these counts, cluster around the middle size.

Separate houses make up 84% of occupied homes, above the NSW share of 66%. Townhouses, terraces and semi-detached houses account for 10%, below 12% for the state. On Census night, 6% of private dwellings in Seven Hills were unoccupied, below the 9% across NSW, which suggests a smaller share of dwellings standing empty that night than across the state.

Median household income in Seven Hills reached $1,892 a week at the 2021 Census, above $1,829 across NSW, while median rent was $400 a week, below the state's $420. Worked out on this page from those two medians, the rent equals 21% of the median weekly income of all households, renters or not, below the 23% for NSW.

Some 35% of households rent, above 33% across the state, and 61% of those renting households rent from a landlord the ABS records as a real estate agent, below 69%. Another 35% of households are paying off a mortgage, above the NSW figure of 33%, with a median repayment of $2,200 a month against $2,167. Outright owners make up 28%, below 32% for NSW.

At the 2021 Census, 20,095 people lived in the suburb of Seven Hills. The median age was 37 years, below the NSW median of 39, which points to a younger population than the state as a whole. An average household held 2.8 people, above the 2.6 across NSW, so the figures suggest more people sharing each home than across the state.

Of people aged five and over, 58% lived at the same address five years earlier, according to one 2021 question about where each of them lived in 2016. The NSW share was 54%, so Seven Hills sits above the state, which suggests a larger share of people aged five and over there at the same address in 2021 as in 2016 than across NSW.