Sydney · NSW
Hurstville
Georges River Council · The commercial heart of southern Sydney
About The Area
Why Hurstville
Hurstville is one of Sydney's most vibrant urban centres — a thriving multicultural hub 16km south of the CBD with direct T4 train access, Westfield, and a dynamic dining scene spanning 38 cuisines along Forest Road.
What's New
What's Happening in Hurstville
Hurstville is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in decades. Population in the central precinct has grown 23% since 2021 — driven largely by overseas migration — making it one of the fastest-growing urban centres in greater Sydney. Demand for quality residential product continues to outpace supply.
Georges River Council's Hurstville Place Strategy outlines 12 priority projects for the CBD — including a connected walkable centre, increased tree canopy, a new night-time economy, and upgraded civic infrastructure. The strategy positions Hurstville as a key regional centre for southern Sydney.
For buyers and investors, the fundamentals are compelling: strong rental demand, improving public infrastructure, and a pipeline of new developments that signal sustained confidence in the suburb's long-term trajectory.
Local Life
Dining, Parks & Entertainment
- — Li-Long - Westfield Hurstville
- — Ippudo Ramen — Forest Road
- — Golden Century Seafood
- — Hurstville Entertainment Centre restaurants
- — 38 cuisines along Forest Road
- — Kempt Field — adjacent to The Horizon
- — Hurstville Oval — Sir Donald Bradman's first game
- — Penshurst Park
- — Georges River walking trails
- — Hurstville Aquatic Leisure Centre
- — Westfield Hurstville
- — Hurstville Central (integrated with station)
- — Woolworths — The Horizon precinct
- — Georges River Council offices
- — St George Hospital nearby
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