Western Australia suburb reports

Chase Wealth Australia publishes a research report on 81 Western Australia suburbs, spread across 63 postcodes and covering 1,213,677 residents at the last census. That is 27 per cent of the 299 suburbs published nationally.

What the Western Australia set looks like

Population. The median Western Australia suburb in this set sits at 13,486, 2 per cent above the 13,189 of every suburb Chase Wealth Australia publishes. Baldivis is the highest in the set at 44,227 and Margaret River the lowest at 10,226, across the 81 suburbs carrying this figure.

Median age. The median Western Australia suburb in this set sits at 37, 3 per cent below the 38 of every suburb Chase Wealth Australia publishes. Rockingham is the highest in the set at 48 and Bentley the lowest at 30, across the 81 suburbs carrying this figure.

Median household income. The median Western Australia suburb in this set sits at $105,600, 6 per cent above the $100,000 of every suburb Chase Wealth Australia publishes. Nedlands is the highest in the set at $157,500 and Armadale the lowest at $58,300, across the 81 suburbs carrying this figure.

Owner occupied. The median Western Australia suburb in this set sits at 73.3%, 8 per cent above the 67.6% of every suburb Chase Wealth Australia publishes. Landsdale is the highest in the set at 88.5% and South Hedland the lowest at 27.7%, across the 81 suburbs carrying this figure.

Every figure on this page comes from the Australian Bureau of Statistics census layer and is the same data any visitor sees without unlocking a report. Prices, rents, yields, growth and the Investment Score are not published here and are not published on a locked report page.

All 81 Western Australia reports

Ordered by population, largest first.

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