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Suburbs in postcode 2500, NSW

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  • Wollongong19,275 addresses→
  • West Wollongong2,668 addresses→
  • North Wollongong1,902 addresses→
  • Gwynneville1,825 addresses→
  • Keiraville1,743 addresses→

About postcode 2500

Postcode 2500 covers 10 NSW suburbs: Wollongong, West Wollongong, North Wollongong, Gwynneville, Keiraville and 5 more. Wollongong is the largest, with 61% of the postcode's G-NAF addresses. Most of its addresses fall in Wollongong LGA. In 2025, 2,946 new rental bonds were lodged across the postcode, at a median of $640 a week, up 6.7% on $600 the year before. The NSW median for new bonds was $695. By size: 1-bedroom $460, 2-bedroom $600, 3-bedroom $750, 4-bedroom $900. Police recorded 7,381 criminal incidents in postcode 2500 in the 12 months to December 2025, against 7,589 the year before. That is a count, not a rate: it is not adjusted for residents or visitors, and a busy centre or transport hub can account for much of it. Sources: NSW Fair Trading rental bond lodgements, calendar 2025; BOCSAR postcode data, Jan 2025 – Dec 2025; G-NAF localities.

Postcode snapshot

$640 per week
Median weekly rentPostcode-wide figure for 2500

+6.7% year-on-year

Weekly rent trends

These figures describe rental bonds recorded across postcode 2500, not an individual property quote.

Median weekly rent by year

Track the published median weekly rent across the available years.

Postcode-wide figure for 2500

  • 2021: $460, 3383 samples
  • 2022: $502, 3050 samples
  • 2023: $550, 2996 samples
  • 2024: $600, 2854 samples
  • 2025: $640, 2946 samples
Rent by dwelling type

Compare published median weekly rents across the available dwelling types. Median weekly rent (AUD).

Postcode-wide figure for 2500

  • Townhouse: $730, 220 samples
  • House: $700, 626 samples
  • Flat/unit: $600, 1926 samples
  • Other: $300, 32 samples
Rent by bedrooms

Compare published median weekly rents across the available bedroom counts. Median weekly rent (AUD).

Postcode-wide figure for 2500

Recorded incidents

Recorded incidents by broad group

Compare current and previous published incident counts across broad groups.

Current periodPrevious period
  • Drug offences: 670 current, 699 previous, -4.1% year-on-year
  • Other offences: 547 current, 663 previous, -17.5% year-on-year
  • Justice procedure offences: 1317 current, 1640 previous, -19.7% year-on-year
  • Violent offences: 1077 current, 1031 previous, +4.5% year-on-year
  • Property offences: 2279 current, 2448 previous, -6.9% year-on-year
  • Transport offences: 1491 current, 1108 previous, +34.6% year-on-year
Largest recorded-incident categories

See how published incidents are distributed across the largest available categories.

  • Theft: 1867, 25.3% share

Nearby postcodes

  • Postcode 2519About 1.7 km away→
  • Postcode 2525About 1.8 km away→

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Data sources and disclaimers

Rental figures are derived from NSW Fair Trading rental bond lodgement data, © State of New South Wales, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Postcode-level medians and year-on-year changes were calculated by BeforeYouRent.

For current information go to www.nsw.gov.au.

Crime figures are sourced from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR), © State of New South Wales (Department of Communities and Justice). Its current copyright notice specifies CC BY 4.0 unless otherwise stated. Year-on-year changes were calculated by BeforeYouRent. Figures are police-recorded incidents, not convictions, and are not adjusted for population.

This data is general information only. Neither NSW Fair Trading nor BOCSAR endorses BeforeYouRent or warrants the accuracy of these figures.

Data sources: NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research · 12 months to December 2025 · NSW Fair Trading rental bond lodgements · 2025

How we use this data
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  • 7,381
    Recorded incidentsJanuary 2025 to December 2025

    -2.7% year-on-year

    • 1 bedroom: $460, 476 samples
    • 2 bedrooms: $600, 1520 samples
    • 3 bedrooms: $750, 653 samples
    • 4 bedrooms: $900, 131 samples
    • 5+ bedrooms: $950, 44 samples
  • Transport regulatory offences: 1491, 20.2% share
  • Against justice procedures: 1317, 17.8% share
  • Drug offences: 670, 9.1% share
  • Assault: 555, 7.5% share