Cattai suburb profile
Cattai is a semi-rural suburb in the Hawkesbury region of north-west Sydney, sitting on the Hawkesbury River and backed by stands of bushland and national park. It has a rural-residential character with acreage blocks, horse paddocks and riverfront properties that favour people after space, privacy and an outdoor lifestyle. Cattai National Park and the nearby historic homestead reserve provide walking trails, picnic spots and river access that attract weekend visitors. Retail and services within the suburb are limited so residents use nearby towns for shopping and schools, and most travel by car.
Cattai property market performance
Cattai sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last 3 months there was one house sale recorded, and there were not enough unit sales to report a reliable count.
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Cattai demographics
Cattai is home to 1,077 people, with a median age of 40. The typical household earns $2,878 a week, roughly $149,656 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families with children are the largest group at 59.6%, and together with couple families without children (32.8%) couples make up more than nine in ten families. One-parent families account for 6.6% and other families 1.0%.
In Cattai, owner-occupation is the norm, with 89.9% of homes owner-occupied (34.4% owned outright and 55.5% owned with a mortgage) and renters making up 10.0%.
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