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King William Street, Fitzroy VIC

205 addresses

Fitzroy, in the Yarra council area of Victoria, ranks in the ninth decile on the socio-economic scale. At the 2021 census its population was about 10,430, with a median age of 35. Median house prices sat around $1.75 million and units near $767,500, with weekly rents about $451.

King William Street takes in roughly 206 addresses and lies about 300 metres from the centre of Fitzroy, within the federal division of Melbourne. The city centre is very close, only around 1.7 kilometres away, and tree canopy is limited at close to 6 per cent of the suburb.

King William Reserve, sharing the street's name, is right alongside at about 60 metres. A run of eateries — Umago, Mon Ami Paris Grill, Smith & Daughters, Akari 177 and Uptown Jazz Café — sit close together, around 150 to 160 metres from the street.

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Getting there — as the crow flies

About 1.7 km from the Melbourne CBD.
0.3 km from the centre of Fitzroy.
Parliament station is about 1.2 km from the suburb centre.

About Fitzroy

10,431Population
35Median age
$1,750,000House median
$451Rent / wk

Socio-economic standing (ABS SEIFA decile)

😄Very advantaged · 9/10

🌳 Tree canopy: 6.2%

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