Parkes
South Canberra District, ACT 2600
Parkes was named after Sir Henry Parkes (1815-1896) who was a Legislator, Federalist and one of the Founders of the Constitution. Sir Henry became Premier of New South Wales in 1872 who advocated unio…
Median house sale price
$19,470,000
+2991% over 12 months
Median unit sale price
$925,000
+10.3% over 12 months
Sales history in Parkes
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24 real estate agencies active in Parkes
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Hive Property
Level 1/4 Campion St, Deakin, ACT 2600
5
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1
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42
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Blackshaw Belconnen
8/37 Kesteven Street , Florey, ACT 2615
2
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-
For sale
150
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PURNELL
82 Giles Street, Kingston, ACT 2604
1
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-
For sale
62
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2
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-
For sale
150
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2
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-
For sale
44
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1
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-
For sale
36
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Parkes suburb information
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Homes for sale near Parkes
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15
New
Antony Damiano & Georgia Mikic
21
Matt Shipard
29
3D
Sophie Luton & Richard Luton
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11
Furnished
Suzi Owusu
19
NewFurnished
Stephanie Trpeska & Alexandra Lyras
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