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One street tree can boost Sydney house prices by $30,000 – or cost $70,000 if it’s too close: new study

  • Written by Song Shi, Associate Professor, Property Economics, University of Technology Sydney
One street tree can boost Sydney house prices by $30,000 – or cost $70,000 if it’s too close: new studyCanva, The Conversation, CC BY-NC

A single street tree can potentially increase an average Sydney house price by A$30,000, our new research shows. This echoes past research showing street trees not only help boost property prices, but offer other benefits, from improved scenery and privacy to increased shade.

But there’s a catch. Our analysis,...

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