12-month growth outlook for Western Australia suburbs

PropRadar estimates where each suburb's median house and unit price is heading over the next 12 months. These tables show the Western Australia suburbs with the strongest and the weakest outlook, and where each one ranks among all suburbs in its state. The estimate is most reliable at comparing suburbs with each other, which is why the ranking leads. Only suburbs with at least 10 sales of that dwelling type in the past year are listed.

An outlook is a model estimate, not a guarantee. Prices can move against it.

Strongest 12-month outlook in Western Australia: houses

Expected direction of the median house price, and where each suburb ranks in its state.

#	Suburb	Price outlook	Rent outlook	Median price
1	SubiacoWA 6008	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$2,215,000
2	DaglishWA 6008	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$2,060,000
3	BridgetownWA 6255	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$780,000
4	CottesloeWA 6011	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$3,400,000
5	SerpentineWA 6125	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$1,450,000
6	Mount ClaremontWA 6010	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$2,440,000
7	ClaremontWA 6010	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$2,500,000
8	DampierWA 6713	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$945,000
9	SwanbourneWA 6010	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$2,640,000
10	StirlingWA 6021	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$1,435,000
11	GlenfieldWA 6532	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$725,000
12	Drummond CoveWA 6532	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$740,000
13	GidgegannupWA 6083	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Easing	$1,740,000
14	ForrestfieldWA 6058	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$870,000
15	AttadaleWA 6156	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$2,260,000
16	EatonWA 6232	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$740,000
17	MelvilleWA 6156	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$1,690,000
18	SomervilleWA 6430	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$745,000
19	LamingtonWA 6430	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$535,000
20	South HedlandWA 6722	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$545,000
21	BindoonWA 6502	Rising Among the strongest in WA	-	$870,000
22	PiccadillyWA 6430	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$500,000
23	MundijongWA 6123	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Flat	$955,000
24	West LamingtonWA 6430	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$535,000
25	WillageeWA 6156	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$1,150,000

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Strongest 12-month outlook in Western Australia: units

Expected direction of the median unit price, and where each suburb ranks in its state.

#	Suburb	Price outlook	Rent outlook	Median price
1	Margaret RiverWA 6285	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Easing	$650,000
2	Port HedlandWA 6721	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Flat	$445,000
3	Kambalda WestWA 6442	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$150,000
4	West BusseltonWA 6280	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$770,000
5	WembleyWA 6014	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$560,000
6	FloreatWA 6014	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$1,430,000
7	South PerthWA 6151	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$885,000
8	RivervaleWA 6103	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$650,000
9	BooragoonWA 6154	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$850,000
10	Mount LawleyWA 6050	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$650,000
11	BoulderWA 6432	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Flat	$320,000
12	KalbarriWA 6536	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$360,000
13	West LeedervilleWA 6007	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$685,000
14	LeedervilleWA 6007	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$800,000
15	AttadaleWA 6156	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$830,000
16	MelvilleWA 6156	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$850,000
17	AscotWA 6104	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$615,000
18	WillageeWA 6156	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$750,000
19	SubiacoWA 6008	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$815,000
20	Victoria ParkWA 6100	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$610,000
21	ScarboroughWA 6019	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$845,000
22	BelmontWA 6104	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Rising	$650,000
23	West PerthWA 6005	Rising Among the strongest in WA	Flat	$680,000
24	ComoWA 6152	Rising Above average for WA	Rising	$835,000
25	SorrentoWA 6020	Rising Above average for WA	Rising	$730,000

Weakest 12-month outlook in Western Australia: houses

Suburbs where the median house price outlook is softest, weakest first.

#	Suburb	Price outlook	Rent outlook	Median price
1	TriggWA 6029	Easing Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$2,890,000
2	WoorolooWA 6558	Easing Among the weakest in WA	-	$1,030,000
3	MenoraWA 6050	Easing Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$2,330,000
4	CoolbiniaWA 6050	Easing Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$2,100,000
5	ChidlowWA 6556	Easing Among the weakest in WA	-	$1,310,000
6	LeedervilleWA 6007	Flat Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,670,000
7	West LeedervilleWA 6007	Flat Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$2,175,000
8	City BeachWA 6015	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$3,925,000
9	StonevilleWA 6081	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,020,000
10	MundaringWA 6073	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,195,000
11	JarrahdaleWA 6124	Rising Among the weakest in WA	-	$865,000
12	BedfordWA 6052	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,280,000
13	MooraWA 6510	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$330,000
14	DunsboroughWA 6281	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,465,000
15	MyareeWA 6154	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,500,000
16	InglewoodWA 6052	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,650,000
17	Alfred CoveWA 6154	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,680,000
18	HighgateWA 6003	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,495,000
19	BooragoonWA 6154	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,660,000
20	Glen ForrestWA 6071	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,200,000
21	HamersleyWA 6022	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Flat	$1,090,000
22	MurdochWA 6150	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,430,000
23	Bakers HillWA 6562	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$950,000
24	WinthropWA 6150	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,775,000
25	BatemanWA 6150	Rising Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,525,000

Weakest 12-month outlook in Western Australia: units

Suburbs where the median unit price outlook is softest, weakest first.

#	Suburb	Price outlook	Rent outlook	Median price
1	BeresfordWA 6530	Easing Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$425,000
2	GeraldtonWA 6530	Easing Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$365,000
3	WellardWA 6170	Easing Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$600,000
4	BaldivisWA 6171	Easing Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$615,000
5	FerndaleWA 6148	Easing Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$700,000
6	ParmeliaWA 6167	Flat Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$475,000
7	Mount PleasantWA 6153	Flat Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$1,115,000
8	East FremantleWA 6158	Flat Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$745,000
9	EllenbrookWA 6069	Flat Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$600,000
10	GosnellsWA 6110	Flat Among the weakest in WA	Rising	$615,000
11	KatanningWA 6317	Flat Below average for WA	-	$260,000
12	MandurahWA 6210	Flat Below average for WA	Flat	$625,000
13	DuncraigWA 6023	Flat Below average for WA	Rising	$850,000
14	ClarksonWA 6030	Flat Below average for WA	Rising	$635,000
15	Mosman ParkWA 6012	Flat Below average for WA	Flat	$630,000
16	MindarieWA 6030	Flat Below average for WA	Rising	$1,080,000
17	DianellaWA 6059	Flat Below average for WA	Rising	$735,000
18	Canning ValeWA 6155	Rising Below average for WA	Rising	$730,000
19	Port KennedyWA 6172	Rising Below average for WA	Flat	$635,000
20	WannanupWA 6210	Rising Below average for WA	Flat	$995,000
21	North FremantleWA 6159	Rising Below average for WA	Rising	$1,375,000
22	Halls HeadWA 6210	Rising Below average for WA	Flat	$695,000
23	DoubleviewWA 6018	Rising Around the middle for WA	Rising	$975,000
24	ChurchlandsWA 6018	Rising Around the middle for WA	Rising	$720,000
25	WoodlandsWA 6018	Rising Around the middle for WA	Rising	$850,000

How to read this

Rising and Easing mean the estimate points clearly up or down over the next 12 months. Anything within 1% either way is shown as Flat, because a change that small is inside the estimate's margin.
The rank compares a suburb with every suburb in its own state that has an outlook, from among the strongest (top fifth) to among the weakest (bottom fifth). The ranking is the most reliable part of the estimate.
Only suburbs with at least 10 sales of that dwelling type in the past 12 months, at least 1,000 residents and a well-supported median price are listed. Where several suburbs share one postcode's figures, only the largest is shown.
The outlook is re-estimated as new suburb market data arrives, at most about once a fortnight. It describes a suburb's median, not any one property.

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Growth outlook for Western Australia: frequently asked questions

Which Western Australia suburbs have the strongest growth outlook for houses?

On the current estimate, the strongest 12-month outlook for house prices in Western Australia is in Subiaco WA 6008, Daglish WA 6008 and Bridgetown WA 6255. Subiaco WA 6008 ranks first (among the strongest in wa). It is an estimate of direction and relative strength, not a promise of growth.

Which Western Australia suburbs have the strongest growth outlook for units?

For units, the strongest 12-month outlook in Western Australia is in Margaret River WA 6285, Port Hedland WA 6721 and Kambalda West WA 6442.

How is the growth outlook estimated?

It is PropRadar's statistical model of suburb markets, checked against years of past outcomes it was not built from. Each suburb is then ranked against every other suburb in WA, from among the strongest to among the weakest. Ranking suburbs against each other is the part of the estimate that has held up best in testing.

Is the growth outlook a guarantee?

No. It is a model estimate based on past patterns, and markets can move against it because of interest rates, local supply, policy or events no model sees. Use it to compare suburbs and decide where to look closer, not as a prediction of what any one property will be worth. General information only, not personal advice.

How often does the outlook change?

It is re-estimated as new suburb market data arrives, which happens at most about once a fortnight.

General information only, not personal financial advice. A model estimate of suburb medians, not a valuation or a guarantee of future prices.