History
Concord sits on the traditional lands of the Wangal people. The suburb began to grow in the early 19th century and has since developed into a thriving residential area with a rich history. Known for its leafy streets and family-friendly appeal, Concord has retained much of its historical charm, with many heritage-listed properties and older homes still standing.
Known For
Concord is known for its wide, tree-lined streets, expansive parks, and family-friendly feel. The suburb is home to a mix of heritage homes and more modern developments, making it popular with families and professionals alike. Concord’s proximity to the water, combined with its suburban charm, makes it a desirable location for those seeking a suburban lifestyle without sacrificing convenience.
Stats
Around 59.4% of homes in Concord are separate houses, while 40.6% are apartments or townhouses. Approximately 38.7% of homes are owned outright, 31.2% with a mortgage, and 30.1% rented. The median age of residents is 43, and 67.5% of households are family homes.
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
What Locals Love
Locals love the green spaces, the community feel, and the easy access to both parks and waterfront areas. The family-friendly nature, good schools, and the café culture along Majors Bay Road are key highlights for residents.