Units Facing a Main Road

What is gained is better access, an open outlook that will not be built over, more light where the road provides a permanent gap between buildings, and frequently a lower price than a comparable internal unit.

What is lost is quiet, the noise being continuous rather than intermittent and carrying further at night than a daytime viewing suggests; air quality, which appears on balconies, windows and in daily cleaning; and privacy on lower floors.

Assessment described involves visiting at night as well as during the day and standing on the balcony for several minutes; examining the floor, noise reducing with height without disappearing and in some layouts carrying to upper floors; establishing what the road carries, an arterial with commercial vehicles differing from a neighbourhood street; and checking whether glazing offers any acoustic benefit and whether a service road buffers the frontage.

At resale, road-facing units generally transact at a modest discount to internal ones within the same project, which is a factor in the entry price.

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Reviewed: September 2026