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Taxi Maxi Surry Hills, Surry Hills is a neighborhood in central Sydney, in the Australian state of New South Wales. Located in the City of Sydney, Surry Hills is just a short distance south-east of the Sydney CBD. Surrounding suburbs include Darlinghurst to the north, Chippendale and Haymarket to the west, Moore Park and Paddington to the east, and Redfern to the south. The slang term “Surry” is commonly used to refer to it. South Dowling Street and Oxford Street to the north; Cleveland Street to the south; South Elizabeth Street and Chalmers Street to the west; and South Oxford Street to the east. Numerous restaurants, bars, and nightclubs can be found along Crown Street, a major thoroughfare in the suburb. The area around Central station in the northwest corner of the suburb is known as “Central.” Close by is Prince Alfred Park. Strawberry Hills is the area between Brickfield Hill and Cleveland and Elizabeth Streets. Surry Hills, Sydney’s multicultural enclave, has deep roots with Portugal. Surry Hills’ earliest land grants date back to the 1790s. 105 acres were given to Major Joseph Foveaux (0.42 km2). A reference to the nearby Surrey Hills in England inspired the name of his farm: Surry Hills Farm. Beginning in the 1850s, Surry Hills saw the construction of terrace houses and worker’s cottages. Due to its low property values and affordable housing, Surry Hills was a popular choice for newly arrived families in the years following World War II. Beginning in the 1980s, the neighborhood began to undergo gentrification, with the restoration of many of the older homes and buildings and the influx of upper middle class individuals who appreciated city life. The middle class and the newly wealthy are flocking to the suburbs. Mixed residential, commercial, and light industrial zones make up Surry Hills. Western Sydney continues to make a name for itself as the epicenter of Sydney’s wholesale fashion industry.
On the first Saturday of every month, the Surry Hills Markets take place in Shannon Reserve at the intersection of Crown and Collins Streets, and the Surry Hills Festival is a large-scale annual community event that draws tens of thousands of people to Ward Park, Shannon Reserve, Crown Street, and Hill Street.
The population of Surry Hills, New South Wales was 15,828 as of the 2021 census.