Sydney City and Regional State of New South Wales, Australia

Lifestyle 生活方式

In New South Wales you can create a home in cosmopolitan, cultured communities and enjoy some of the highest living standards in the world. Australia has one of the best healthcare systems in the world: a universal public health insurance plan known as Medicare. For in-patient care, Medicare will cover 100% of the cost. NSW is Australia's most multicultural state, where over 200 different languages are spoken and the people are friendly and welcoming. Sydney, the state capital, boasts thriving arts, cultural and hospitality scenes. Here you can dine at restaurants ranked in the world's top 50, indulge in world-class shopping, see performances at the famous Sydney Opera House, swim and surf at golden beaches or relax in lush parklands. There's more to NSW than just Sydney – beyond the city's borders you will find lively satellite cities and picturesque country towns nestled among vineyards, national forests, snow-swathed mountains, outback desert and sun-drenched beaches.

Health Care 卫生保健

The standards of healthcare in NSW are unquestionably among the best in the world, as demonstrated throughout our pandemic response. In the face of countless challenges, our health system and its workforce has shown time and again, the ability to adapt and change to deliver high quality care to the people of NSW. There are more than 220 public hospitals and health services in NSW which provide free health care to Australian citizens and permanent residents. Services provided at public hospitals may include emergency care, elective and emergency surgery, medical treatment, maternity services, and rehabilitation programs. Australia has one of the best healthcare systems in the world: a universal public health insurance plan known as Medicare. For in-patient care, Medicare will cover 100% of the cost. For primary care or services like physical therapy (physiotherapy to Aussies), it will cover roughly 75% of cost. Some services require admission to the hospital either as a day patient or overnight. Other services may be provided on an outpatient basis.

Education 教育

Australia's bustling city Sydney has become a top priority for international students all over the globe. Sydney offers a vibrant student life, top-notch education quality, a diverse and dynamic environment in classrooms, potential research in academia or jobs in industries, and many more opportunities. Public education is free, but there are still various expenses associated with having a child in primary school. Sydney is ranked 7th in the QS Best Student Cities rankings, recognising its excellence as a top student destination worldwide (according to QS Best Student Cities 2024). Living and studying in NSW develops students as global citizens, enabling them to live and work anywhere in the world.

Environment 环境

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

Employment 就业

The average weekly ordinary time earnings for full-time adults in NSW is $1,831.90. This is only $6.1 dollars a week lower than the national average. For males, this average weekly ordinary time earning increases to $1,924.80 while for females, the average decreases to $1,697.00. Average Salary in Sydney According to PayScale, the average salary in the city of Sydney is $80,000 a year. This figure has been compiled by reports from more than 58,000 workers.

Investment 投资

The Sydney and NSW real estate market is reaching new highs, with prices in Sydney and regional markets at record levels. The strong price growth is being driven by strong economic conditions in NSW. This is good news for property investors in NSW, as the state’s economy continues to grow strongly. Annual housing Demand (75,500) New dwelling completions Supply (47,500) Supply to Demand ratio (0.629) 10 year median value average growth rate (asking sale price 7.1%) 36 month median value growth rate (asking sale price 10.1%) Housing affordability (Income to Service 0.626) Renter proportion (33%) Weekly average rental income ($945) 12 month rental growth rate (14.7%) Vacancy rate (1.3%) 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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