What is the price of Unit 3301 at Harris Tower, Parramatta?

Unit 3301 is priced at $810,000.

What is the estimated rental yield for this apartment?

The estimated gross rental yield is 3.7% based on an estimated rent of $572 per week.

How does this apartment compare to the Parramatta median unit price?

The unit is priced above the Parramatta median unit price of $620,000, reflecting its high floor, city views, and premium location.

What is the ASPIRE Intelligence Score for this apartment?

The ASPIRE Intelligence Score is 66 out of 100, indicating solid investment fundamentals.

Is this apartment close to public transport?

Yes, Harris Tower offers light rail doorstep access, providing exceptional connectivity.

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Residence

Unit 3301

Level 33

2-Bedroom with City Views Residences

Name: Unit 3301 — 2-Bedroom with City Views Residences
Brand: Ding Real Estate
Price: 810000 AUD
Availability: InStock

Harris Tower — Unit 3301 | 1B/1B/0C

34 Hassall St Parramatta NSW 2150 · Parramatta, NSW 2150

66ASPIRE

$810,000

3.7% gross yield

Residence Configuration

Bedroom

Bathroom

Car Spaces

76m²

Total Area

Aspect: Building L22 - L40

Financial Analysis

Purchase Price

$810,000

NSW Stamp Duty

$30,980

Est. Weekly Rent

$572/wk

Gross Yield

3.67%

Year 1 After-Tax Cashflow

$-3,147

Est. Mortgage (80% LVR)

$915/wk

6.19% rate, 30yr P&I

Financial projections are estimates only. Yields assume median suburb rents. Stamp duty calculated on NSW 2025/26 rates. Seek independent financial advice.

About This Residence

Priced at $810k, this high-floor 1-bedder offers a prime Parramatta investment with strong rental demand at an estimated $572 per week. Its 66/100 ASPIRE Score™ indicates solid fundamentals, though the 3.67% yield reflects a premium for its unrivalled light rail doorstep access and city-fringe lifestyle. Savvy investors will note the $-3,147 first-year cashflow, a strategic trade-off for capital growth in a suburb where unit prices have risen 7.8% in one year.