Domain Commercial Real Estate

    Bangadang

    Tumut Shire District, NSW 2729
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    Sales history in Bangadang

    View recent sales in Bangadang to get a better understanding of local market trends.
    7sales records
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    1. $500,000
      2798 Snowy Mountains Highway Bangadang, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      27/05/2022
    2. $1,228,000
      2847 Snowy Mountains Highway Bangadang, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      14/06/2019
    3. $231,500
      3223 Snowy Mountains Highway Bangadang, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      12/12/2011
    4. $1,295,325
      2847 Snowy Mountains Highway Bangadang, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      16/04/2007
    5. $3,597,819
      2948 Snowy Mountains Highway Bangadang, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      08/12/2006
    6. $935,000
      2847 Snowy Mountains Highway Bangadang, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      15/12/2003
    7. $544,000
      2847 Snowy Mountains Highway Bangadang, NSW 2729
      - - - -Unknown
      Contract date
      26/06/1998
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    Bangadang suburb information

    A little bit about who lives locally, as provided by government census data.
    SummaryMedian sales
    Average Age
    59 years
    Population
    11

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