Lake Mac Vibes Lake Macquarie · collected weekly

Swansea vs Toronto

Prices, growth, development pipeline, vibe and momentum for two Lake Macquarie suburbs, read from the same registers on the same day.

Local take: Both lake townships, but Toronto is more affordable and further from Newcastle

Swansea

Momentum: rising

+10.6% price growth, 0 development applications, vibe score 60/100, rising price trend.

Toronto

Momentum: rising

+9.4% price growth, 0 development applications, vibe score 55/100, rising price trend.

SwanseaToronto
Median house $1.1M from 94 sales $820k from 69 sales (lower)
Median unit $780k from 39 sales $780k from 40 sales
Growth year on year +10.6% (higher) +9.4%
Vibe score 60/100 (higher) 55/100
Character Channel township, fishing village feel Lake township, affordable waterfront
Trend rising rising
Approvals in the pipeline 0 0
Contamination sites 0 1

Council development registers, NSW Valuer General sales records, EPA contaminated land register Medians cover the 12 months to May 2026 Momentum computed weekly, a reading of public data, not advice Updated 2026-08-17

Price comparison

Toronto ($820k) is 23% cheaper than Swansea ($1.1M) for houses.

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Frequently asked questions

Which is better, Swansea or Toronto?

It depends on what you're looking for. Swansea reads as rising, with a vibe score of 60/100, while Toronto reads as rising, with a vibe score of 55/100. The best suburb for you depends on your priorities. Enter any address to see the full surroundings picture.

What's the price difference between Swansea and Toronto?

Toronto is $252k cheaper for houses ($820k vs $1.1M). Year-on-year growth is +10.6% in Swansea and +9.4% in Toronto.

Which has more development, Swansea or Toronto?

Swansea has 0 development applications, while Toronto has 0. More development means future supply and construction activity, which can affect both livability and property values.