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Alexandria is part of the Green Square district which is undergoing cultural change with wealthier people buying into the area. An urban renewal project is constructing modern retail, business and medium-high density residential developments where more than 33,000 residents and more than 28,000 people are expected to work in the area by 2021.

Alexandria is approximately 4km south from Sydney CBD and is serviced by State Transit Authority buses and with Erskineville and Green Square Railway Stations in close proximity.

30 – 39 years is the predominant age group and 47.3% family, 27.0% lone person and 11.7% groups.

56.5% apartments, 22.4% semi/terrace, 20.0% separate houses and 0.9% other.

Alexandria Park Community Senior and Junior Campuses, Taylors College and St Mary's School.

The area is well known for its factory clearance outlets selling designer label Handbags, Shoes, Clothing as well as Furniture and Appliances. The main shopping complex is located in Doody Street. There are cafes such as The Park Cafe and the Bitton Gourmet Cafe and pubs like the Buckland and Glenroy Hotels.

Alexandria was named after Princess Alexandra, wife of King Edward VII. In 1868, the Borough of Alexandria was formed, after separating from Waterloo. By 1943, Alexandria was the largest industrial district in Australia.

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The information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. The information is compiled from a variety of sources including Australian Bureau of Statistics. Copyright in ABS data resides with Commonwealth of Australia. www.abs.gov.au

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