Multicultural suburbs New South Wales
SuburbScan tracks 308 multicultural suburbs in New South Wales, home to 2,755,474 residents combined. On average these suburbs carry low bushfire risk and elevated crime risk. Compare the top-rated, most populated, and fastest-growing multicultural suburbs below.
26,163 sales, Oct 2024 – Oct 2026
Most Populated
Blacktown
NSW 2148 · 50,961 residents
Castle Hill
NSW 2154 · 40,874 residents
Auburn
NSW 2144 · 39,333 residents
Baulkham Hills
NSW 2153 · 37,415 residents
Bankstown
NSW 2200 · 34,933 residents
Merrylands
NSW 2160 · 32,472 residents
Ryde
NSW 2112 · 31,907 residents
Hurstville
NSW 2220 · 31,162 residents
Liverpool
NSW 2170 · 31,078 residents
Maroubra
NSW 2035 · 30,722 residents
Top-Rated
Milsons Point
NSW 2061 · 2,529 residents
Denistone
NSW 2114 · 3,726 residents
Breakfast Point
NSW 2137 · 4,678 residents
Liberty Grove
NSW 2138 · 2,055 residents
The Ponds
NSW 2769 · 16,315 residents
St Leonards
NSW 2065 · 7,212 residents
Denistone East
NSW 2112 · 2,292 residents
Beaumont Hills
NSW 2155 · 9,041 residents
Bardwell Park
NSW 2207 · 2,320 residents
Baulkham Hills
NSW 2153 · 37,415 residents
Fastest Growing
Banksmeadow
NSW 2019 · 508 residents
Glenugie
NSW 2460 · 1,298 residents
Edmondson Park
NSW 2174 · 12,080 residents
Eastgardens
NSW 2036 · 4,086 residents
Denham Court
NSW 2565 · 9,129 residents
Oran Park
NSW 2570 · 17,624 residents
Bardia
NSW 2565 · 5,747 residents
Glen Allen
NSW 2631 · 55 residents
Sydney Olympic Park
NSW 2127 · 4,848 residents
Leppington
NSW 2179 · 9,423 residents
Common questions about Multicultural suburbs in NSW
How many multicultural suburbs are there in New South Wales?
There are 308 suburbs tagged multicultural in New South Wales on SuburbScan home to a combined 2,755,474 residents.
What are the largest multicultural suburbs in New South Wales?
The most populated multicultural suburbs in New South Wales are Blacktown, Castle Hill, and Auburn.
Which multicultural suburbs in New South Wales are growing fastest?
By population change between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, the fastest-growing multicultural suburbs in New South Wales are Banksmeadow, Glenugie, and Edmondson Park.