Canberra City and Regional State of Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Lifestyle 生活方式

Canberra is a great place to build a new life or raise a family. The city offers accessible outdoor and natural spaces, a safe environment and an outstanding education system. Canberra gives you back time to do the things you choose. Because you don’t spend hours in traffic, you gain time to be with those you love most. Work-life balance is the real deal here. They are the most physically active community in Australia. Sports and recreational activities are a highly prized part of our lifestyle. Canberra has an extensive network of cycleways and footpaths, which makes getting outdoors enjoyable and safe. Canberra brims with culture and art. They host some of the country’s top cultural attractions. This includes the National Gallery of Australia and Australia’s National Museum, and many more. The local art scene is full and rich too. It’s bustling with artists, actors, musicians and writers. They work beside our thought leaders, academics and creatives. Canberra’s Design Festival celebrates the fact that design, creativity and originality are at our city’s core. That’s evident from our very beginnings. This is a designed and hand-picked capital city.

Health Care 卫生保健

Canberra Health Services is fully accredited by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS). This provides external validation that the quality and safety of our care meets or exceeds all national standards. It highlights our full commitment to continually improving the quality and safety of our care. Canberra offers exceptional health and medical services. Whether you need a hospital, General Practitioner (GP) or specialist care, you'll find high quality health care in Canberra. The Canberra Hospital is a modern 600-bed tertiary hospital, providing trauma services and most major medical and surgical sub-specialty services. The hospital is the largest in the region and services a catchment across the ACT and the surrounding regions and includes the Centenary Hospital for Women and Children. Healthcare infrastructure in the ACT includes a network of community health and walk-in centres located close to where people live, as well as centrally located hospitals designed to deliver high-quality health services in a coordinated and efficient manner.

Education 教育

Canberra’s population is the best educated in Australia. School students benefit from easy access to major national institutions and, being the bush capital, great outdoor education options. It starts early with numerous, quality early childhood education and care providers ready to nurture your baby or young child. From there, your child can move to free public preschool or independent and Catholic early learning centres as they get ready to transition to school. With numerous universities teaching hundreds of programs and thousands of courses, as well as a technical institute, there’s a program to suit all students. Canberra have five universities rank in the world’s top 100.

Environment 环境

According to GAIA air quality monitoring stations real-time Air Quality Index, the Air Pollution of Canberra is 12, it's the top 1 level in the air pollution report, it's means Canberra's air quality is considered satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk, it's a excellent city to live.

Employment 就业

Australia’s capital has the second-highest average weekly earnings in the country, with the average ordinary time earnings for full-time workers coming in at $2,022.90. This figure increases even more for men working in the ACT, who will receive an average weekly ordinary time earnings of $2,192.00: $354 a week more than the national average. For women, the weekly average in the ACT falls to $1,911.40 which is still $73.40 a week higher than the national average. Average Salary in Canberra PayScale data from approximately 2,500 individual earning reports showed that the average salary in Canberra for full-time workers is $71,000.

Investment 投资

Canberra’s property market has long been a “quiet achiever” with median house prices recording 38.3% growth over the recent property boom. Annual housing Demand (5,160) New dwelling completions Supply (5,750) Supply to Demand ratio (1.114) 10 year median value average growth rate (asking sale price 6.1%) 36 month median value growth rate (asking sale price 9.1%) Housing affordability (Income to Service 0.421) Renter proportion 28%) Weekly average rental income ($668) 12 month rental growth rate (-0.4%) Vacancy rate (1.8%) The Australian population forecast for 2023 is 26,525,000 and is forecast to grow to 33,117,000 by 2041. All investors and purchasers should seek professional financial advice before every investment or purchase.

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