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01State index · WA · 1,800 suburbs

Western Australia

Western Australia has been one of the nation's strongest markets, with Perth values up more than 90% since 2020. The resources cycle, record population growth and vacancy under 1% keep demand well ahead of supply. The $8B METRONET expansion is the story to watch: connectivity is repricing outer suburbs that were previously discounted for distance.

1,800suburbs indexed 70average growth score $683,750sample median +14.1%sample 12-month growth 4.1%sample gross yield

Scored suburbs in WA

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SuburbGrowthRiskStabilityTrendMedian12mYield
FremantleFremantle · 6160 84 Low 82 $1,010,000 +17.8% 3.3%
LeedervilleVincent · 6007 76 Low 83 $1,100,000 +12.0% 3.0%
JoondalupJoondalup · 6027 72 Low 80 $720,000 +14.0% 3.5%
RockinghamRockingham · 6168 70 Low 77 $580,000 +15.0% 4.0%
MandurahMandurah · 6210 68 Medium 75 $540,000 +13.5% 4.2%
MidlandSwan · 6056 66 Medium 73 $490,000 +16.0% 4.5%
ArmadaleArmadale · 6112 64 Medium 71 $480,000 +14.5% 4.5%
KarrathaKarratha · 6714 60 High 62 $550,000 +10.0% 6.0%

Regions

Average growth score by region, WA

Perth Metro420 suburbs
72
Northern Corridor180 suburbs
68
Southern Corridor160 suburbs
66
South-West WA120 suburbs
62
Pilbara40 suburbs
58
Goldfields-Esperance30 suburbs
52
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