Central Coast NSW's Urban Landscape: Unpacking the Floor Space Ratio and its Impact on Suburban Rankings

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Central Coast NSW's Urban Landscape: Unpacking the Floor Space Ratio and its Impact on Suburban Rankings

The maximum amount of floor space allowed on a property compared to its land size. A high value indicates a more densely populated area with taller buildings and potentially higher property values.

The "Area in: Floor space ratio: 2.25" data can be useful for property investors and those looking to move to a new suburb. A high floor space ratio indicates that the suburb has a higher density of buildings, which could mean more opportunities for property development and investment. However, it could also mean that the suburb is more crowded and potentially less livable. On the other hand, a lower floor space ratio could indicate a more spacious and livable suburb, but may not offer as many investment opportunities. Ultimately, this data can help individuals make informed decisions about where to invest or move based on their priorities and preferences. For example, a property investor may prioritize potential returns over livability, while a family may prioritize a more spacious and livable suburb for their children. Data from 2023

Area	Value
1. West Gosford	0.2 sq km
2. Wyong	0.1 sq km
3. Gosford	0.1 sq km
4. North Gosford	0.1 sq km
5. Toukley	0.1 sq km
6. Woy Woy	0.1 sq km
7. Point Frederick	0.1 sq km
8. The Entrance	0.0 sq km
9. Terrigal	0.0 sq km