Suburb Overview

The suburb of Osborne is located within the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. It is located 21 kilometers northwest of Adelaide's Central Business District and in total occupies an area of 5.1 square kilometers.

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The information that follows has been taken from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data.

The numbers shown in brackets relate to Australia's aggregate data and are therefore a useful comparison.

Suburb Demographics

The suburb of Osborne has a population of 1 951. The distribution of males compared to females is 47.4% to 52.6% respectively.

The median age of people living in the suburb is 41. This compares with the Australian median age of 38. The largest median age group in Osborne is 40-44 years.

Cultural & Language Diversity

79.8% of residents in the suburb of Osborne were born in Australia. This compares with 66.9% of residents Australia-wide. Excluding Australia, the top 3 countries of birth of residents in Osborne are:

1. England 6.4% (3.6%)
2. New Zealand 1.0% (2.1%)
3. Scotland 1.0% (0.5%)

88.7% of households only speak English at home in Osborne, compared with 72.0% Australia-wide. The top 3 languages other than English spoken at home in Osborne are:

1. Italian 0.5% (0.9%)
2. Arabic 0.5% (1.4%)
3. Uzbek 0.5% (0.0%)

52.0% of residents in Osborne have no religious affiliations. This compares with 38.4% of Australians. Exclusing no religion, the top 3 religious affiliations of residents of Osborne are:

1. Catholic 17.2% (20.0%)
2. Anglican 8.0% (9.8%)
3. Uniting Church 5.1% (2.6%)

Income

The median household income in Osborne is $1 336 compared to the Australian median of $1 746.

Family

Family couples without children and family couples with children 35.7% are jointly the dominant family structure in Osborne, compared with 38.8% and 43.7% Australia wide. Furthermore, this was followed by single-parent families 27.5% (15.9%).

Dwellings

84.4% (72.3%) of dwellings in the suburb of Osborne are separate houses. Semi-detached, terrace houses, townhouses, flats and aprtments make up 15.2% (26.8%) of other dwellings.

The dominant number of bedrooms per dwelling in Osborne is 3, with 65.6% (39.0%). This is followed by 2 bedroom dwellings 18.4% (19.1%).

66.0% (66.0%) of dwellings are either owned outright or with a mortgage in the suburb of Osborne, whilst 31.7% (30.6%) are rented.

37.4% (36.2%) of households have 1 registered motor vehicle. Additionally, 35.2% (36.3%) of households have 2 registered motor vehicles.

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Suburb Market Performance

The recent market performance for the most dominant dwelling type, a 3-bedroom house in the suburb of Osborne can be seen below.

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Gross Rental Yield

The Gross Rental Yield for all houses in Osborne is currently 4.2%.

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Residential Vacancy Rates

The Residential Vacancy Rate for all properties in the suburb of Osborne is 0.2%.

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Stock on Market

Total property listings and time on the market for Osborne can be seen in the chart below.

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Suburb Overview

The suburb of Cowes is located within the Bass Coast Shire Council. It is located 140 kilometres southeast of Melbourne's Central Business District and in total occupies an area of 13.1 square kilometres.

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The information that follows has been taken from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data.

The numbers shown in brackets relate to Australia's aggregate data and are therefore a useful comparison.

Suburb Demographics

The suburb of Cowes has a population of 6 593. The distribution of males compared to females is 47.0% to 53.0% respectively.

The median age of people living in the suburb is 55. This compares with the Australian median age of 38. The largest median age group in Cowes is between 65-69 years.

Cultural & Language Diversity

73.1% of residents in the suburb of Cowes were born in Australia. This compares with 66.9% of residents Australia-wide. Excluding Australia, the top 3 countries of birth of residents in Cowes are:

1. England 6.4% (3.6%)
2. New Zealand 1.6% (2.1%)
3. India 1.2% (2.6%)

85.5% of households only speak English at home in Cowes, compared with 72.0% Australia-wide. The top 3 languages other than English spoken at home in Cowes are:

1. Italian 1.0% (0.9%)
2. Punjabi 0.8% (0.9%)
3. Greek 0.6% (0.9%)

46.3% of residents in Cowes have no religious affiliations. This compares with 38.4% of Australians. Excluding no religion, the top 3 religious affiliations of residents of Cowes are:

1. Catholic 16.1% (20.0%)
2. Anglican 13.2% (9.8%)
3. Uniting Church 4.0% (2.6%)

Income

The median household income in Cowes is $1 026 compared to the Australian median of $1 746.

Family

Family couples without children 55.9% are the dominant family structure in Cowes, compared with 38.8% Australia-wide. Furthermore, this was followed by family couples with children 27.7% (43.7%) and single-parent families 15.8% (15.9%).

Dwellings

83.4% (72.3%) of dwellings in the suburb of Cowes are separate houses. Semi-detached, terrace houses, townhouses, flats and apartments make up 15.8% (26.8%) of other dwellings.

The dominant number of bedrooms per dwelling in Cowes is 3, with 43.3% (39.0%). This is followed by 4 bedroom dwellings 34.0% (34.8%).

68.4% (66.0%) of dwellings are either owned outright or with a mortgage in the suburb of Cowes, whilst 26.5% (30.6%) are rented.

44.0% (36.2%) of households have 1 registered motor vehicle. Additionally, 35.8% (36.3%) of households have 2 registered motor vehicles.

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Suburb Market Performance

The recent market performance for the most dominant dwelling type, a 3-bedroom house in the suburb of Cowes can be seen below.

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Gross Rental Yield

The Gross Rental Yield for all houses in Cowes is currently 2.9% and for all units is 6.2%.

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Residential Vacancy Rates

The Residential Vacancy Rate for all properties in the suburb of Cowes is 1.4%.

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Stock on Market

Total property listings and time on the market for Cowes can be seen in the chart below.

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To review the data above in detail, feel free to explore the ABS, Domain and SQM Research.

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You can find previously completed Suburb Spotlights here.

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Suburb Overview

The suburb of Margate is located within the Moreton Bay Regional Council. It is located 31 kilometres northeast of Brisbane's Central Business District and in total occupies an area of 2.6 square kilometres.

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The information that follows has been taken from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data.

The numbers shown in brackets relate to Australia's aggregate data and are therefore a useful comparison.

Suburb Demographics

The suburb of Margate has a population of 7 575. The distribution of males compared to females is 48.4% to 51.6% respectively.

The median age of people living in the suburb is 46. This compares with the Australian median age of 38. The largest median age group in Margate is between 50-54 years.

Culture & Language Diversity

72.1% of residents in the suburb of Margate were born in Australia. This compares with 66.9% of residents Australia-wide. Excluding Australia, the top 3 countries of birth of residents in Margate are:

1. New Zealand 5.8% (2.1%)
2. England 5.8% (3.6%)
3. Philippines 0.8% (1.2%)

87.5% of households only speak English at home in Margate, compared with 72.0% Australia-wide. The top 3 languages other than English spoken at home in Margate are:

1. German 0.5% (0.3%)
2. Italian 0.5% (0.9%)
3. Spanish 0.4% (0.7%)

44.4% of residents in Margate have no religious affiliations. This compares with 38.4% of Australians. Excluding no religion, the top 3 religious affiliations of residents of Margate are:

1. Catholic 17.0% (20.0%)
2. Anglican 12.2% (9.8%)
3. Uniting Church 3.1% (2.6%)

Income

The median household income in Margate is $1 231 compared to the Australian median of $1 746.

Family

Family couples without children 39.6% are the dominant family structure in Margate, compared with 38.8% Australia-wide. Furthermore, this was followed by family couples with children 34.0% (43.7%) and single-parent families 24.5% (15.9%).

Dwellings

71.6% (72.3%) of dwellings in the suburb of Margate are separate houses. Semi-detached, terrace houses, townhouses, flats and apartments make up 28.0% (26.8%) of other dwellings.

The dominant number of bedrooms per dwelling in Margate is 3, with 46.6% (39.0%). This is followed by 2 bedroom dwellings 23.2% (19.1%).

56.7% (66.0%) of dwellings are either owned outright or with a mortgage in the suburb of Margate, whilst 40.9% (30.6%) are rented.

41.1% (36.2%) of households have 1 registered motor vehicle. Additionally, 32.6% (36.3%) of households have 2 registered motor vehicles.

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Suburb Market Performance

The recent market performance for the most dominant dwelling type, for instance, a 3-bedroom house in the suburb of Margate can be seen below.

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Gross Rental Yield

The Gross Rental Yield for all houses in Margate is currently 3.9% and for all units is 4.1%.

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Residental Vacancy Rates

The Residential Vacancy Rate for all properties in the suburb of Margate is 0.5%.

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Stock on Market

Total property listings and time on the market for Margate can be seen in the chart below.

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To review the data above in detail, feel free to explore the ABS, Domain and SQM Research.

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You can find previously completed Suburb Spotlights here.

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Suburb Overview

The suburb of Ellenbrook is located within the City of Swan. It is located 30 kilometres northeast of Perth's Central Business District and in total occupies an area of 13.1 square kilometres.

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The information that follows has been taken from the Australian Bureau of Statitistics (ABS) data.

The numbers shwon in brackets relate to Australia's aggregate data and are therefore a useful comparison.

Suburb Demographics

The suburb of Ellenbrook has a population of 24 668. The distribution of males compared to females is 48.8% to 51.2% respectively.

The median age of people living in the suburb is 32. This compares with the Australian median age of 38. The largest median age group in Ellenbrook is between 5-9 years.

Culture & Language Diversity

63.1% of residents in the suburb of Ellenbrook were born in Australia. This compares with 66.9% of residents Australia-wide. Excluding Australia, the top 3 countries of birth of residents in Ellenbrook are:

1. England 6.1% (3.6%)
2. New Zealand 4.7% (2.1%)
3. India 3.6% (2.6%)

75.2% of households only speak English at home in Ellenbrook, compared with 72.0% Australia-wide. The top 3 languages other than English spoken at home in Ellenbrook are:

1. Punjabi 2.4% (0.9%)
2. Arabic 1.3% (1.4%)
3. Afrikaans 1.0% (0.2%)

44.0% of residents in Ellenbrook have no religious affiliations. This compares with 38.4% of Australians. Excluding no religion, the top 3 religious affiliations of residents of Ellenbrook are:

1. Catholic 16.3% (20.0%)
2. Anglican 9.6% (9.8%)
3. Christian, nfd 4.2% (2.7%)

Income

The median household income in Ellenbrook is $1 846 compared to the Australian median of $1 746.

Family

Family couples with children 51.4% are the dominant family structure in Ellenbrook, compared with 43.7% Australia-wide. Furthermore, this was followed by family couples without children 27.3% (38.8%) and single-parent families 20.0% (15.9%).

Dwellings

89.3% (72.3%) of dwellings in the suburb of Ellenbrook are separate houses. Semi-detached, terrace houses, townhouses, flats and apartments make up 10.6% (26.8%) of other dwellings.

The dominant number of bedrooms per dwelling in Ellenbrook is 4 or more, with 56.3% (34.8%). This is followed by 3 bedroom dwellings 32.1% (39.0%).

73.3% (66.0%) of dwellings are either owned outright or with a mortgage in the suburb of Ellenbrook, whilst 24.6% (30.6%) are rented.

41.7% (36.3%) of households have 2 registered motor vehicles. Additionally, 33.6% (36.2%) of households have 1 registered motor vehicle.

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Suburb Market Performance

The recent market performance for the most dominant dwelling type, for instance, a 4-bedroom house in the suburb of Ellenbrook can be seen below.

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Gross Rental Yield

The Gross Rental Yield for all houses in Ellenbrook is currently 5.6% and for all units is 5.7%.

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Residential Vacancy Rates

The Residential Vacancy Rate for all properties in the suburb of Ellenbrook is 0.6%.

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Stock on Market

Total property listings and time on the market for Ellenbrook can be seen in the chart below.

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To review the data above in detail, feel free to explore the ABS, Domain and SQM Research websites.

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You can find previously completed Suburb Spotlights here.

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Suburb Overview

The suburb of Hallett Cove is located within the City of Marion. It is located 21 kilometres south of Adelaide's Central Business District and in total occupies an area of 10.1 square kilometres.

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The information that follows has been taken from Australian Bureau of Statist32. ics (ABS) data.

The numbers shown in brackets relate to Australia's aggregate data and are therefore a useful comparison.

Suburb Demographics

The suburb of Hallett Cove has a population of 12 512. The distribution of males compared to females is 49.3% to 50.7% respectively.

The median age of people living in the suburb is 43. This compares with the Australian median age of 38. The largest median age group in Hallett Cove is between 60-64 years.

Culture & Language Diversity

65.2% of residents in the suburb of Hallett Cove were born in Australia. This compares with 66.9% of residents Australia-wide. Excluding Australia, the top 3 countries of birth of residents in Hallett Cove are:

1. England 13.3% (3.6%)
2. South Africa 2.2% (0.7%)
3. Scotland 2.1% (0.5%)

84.4% of households only speak English at home in Hallett Cove, compared with 72.0% Australia-wide. The top 3 languages other than English spoken at home in Hallett Cove are:

1. Madarin 1.9% (2.7%)
2. Afrikaans 0.9% (0.2%)
3. Polish 0.8% (0.2%)

51.2% of residents in Hallett Cove have no religious affiliations. This compares with 38.4% of Australians. Excluding no religion, the top 3 religious affiliations of residents in Hallett Cove are:

1. Catholic 15.2% (20.0%)
2. Anglican 9.6% (9.8%)
3. Uniting Church 4.4% (2.6%)

Income

The median household income in Hallett Cove is $1 871 compared to the Australian median of $1 746.

Family

Family couples with children 44.2% are the dominant family structure in Hallett Cove, compared with 43.7% Australia-wide. Furthermore, this was followed by family couples without children 42.1% (38.8%) and single-parent families 13.2% (15.9%).

Dwellings

94.7% (72.3%) of dwellings in the suburb of Hallett Cove are separate houses. Semi-detached, terrace houses, townhouses, flats and apartments make up 5.2% (26.8%) of other dwellings.

The dominant number of bedrooms per dwelling in Hallett Cove is 3, with 52.5% (39.0%). This is followed by 4 or more bedroom dwellings 41.6% (34.8%).

84.6% (66.0%) of dwellings are either owned outright or with a mortgage in the suburb of Hallett Cove, whilst 14.2% (30.6%) are rented.

44.2% (36.3%) of households have 2 registered motor vehicles. Additionally, 30.0% (36.2%) of households have 1 registered motor vehicle.

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Suburb Market Performance

The recent market performance for the most dominant dwelling type, for instance, a 3-bedroom house in the suburb of Hallett Cove can be seen below.

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Gross Rental Yield

The Gross Rental Yield for all houses in Hallett Cove is currently 4.6% and for all units is 5.8%.

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Residential Vacancy Rates

The Residential Vacancy Rate for all properties in the suburb of Hallett Cove is 0.2%.

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Stock on Market

Total property listings and time on the market for Hallett Cove can be seen in the chart below.

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To review the data above in detail, feel free to explore the ABS, Domain and SQM Research websites.

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You can find previously completed Suburb Spotlights here.

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Suburb Overview

The suburb of Thomastown is located within the City of Whittlesea. It is located 17 kilometres north of Melbourne's Central Business District and in total occupies an area of 14.7 square kilometres.

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The information that follows has been taken from Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) census data.

The numbers shown in brackets relate to Australia's aggregate data and is therefore a useful comparison.

Suburb Demographics

The suburb of Thomastown has a population of 20 234. The distribution of males compared to females is 50.3% and 49.7% respectively.

The median age of people living in the suburb is 39. This compares with the Australian median age of 38. The largest median age group in Thomastown is between 30-34 years.

Culture & Language Diversity

43.6% of residents in the suburb of Thomastown were born in Australia. This compares with 66.9% of residents Australia-wide. Excluding Australia, the top 3 countries of birth of residents in Thomastown are:

1. India 6.2% (2.6%)
2. Italy 5.9% (0.6%)
3. North Macedonia 5.5% (0.2%)

29.5% of households only speak English at home in Thomastown, compared with 72.0% Australia-wide. The top 3 languages other than English spoken at home in Thomastown include:

1. Arabic 9.8% (1.4%)
2. Macedonian 7.8% (0.3%)
3. Vietnamese 7.6% (1.3%)

16.2% of residents in Thomastown have no religious affiliations. This compares with 38.4% of Australians. Excluding no religion, the top 3 religious affiliations of residents in Thomastown are:

1. Catholic 22.8% (20.0%)
2. Islam 15.2% (3.2%)
3. Eastern Orthodox 14.7% (2.1%)

Income

The median household income in Thomastown is $1 225 compared to the Australian median of $1 746.

Family

Family couples with children 42.1% are the dominant family structure in Thomastown, compared with 43.7% Australia-wide. Furthermore, this was followed by family couples without children 35.4% (38.8%), and single-parent families 20.1% (15.9%).

Dwellings

84.3% (72.3%) of dwellings in the suburb of Thomastown are separate houses. Semi-detached, terrace houses, townhouses, flats and apartments make up 15.6% (26.8%) of other dwellings.

The dominant number of bedrooms per dwelling in Thomastown is 3, with 62.9% (39.0%). This is followed by 4 or more bedroom dwellings 20.1% (34.8%).

67.8% (66.0%) of dwellings are either owned outright or with a mortgage in the suburb of Thomastown, whilst 28.7% (30.6%) are rented.

39.6% (36.2%) of households have 1 registered motor vehicle. Additionally, 33.6% (36.3%) of households have 2 registered motor vehicles.

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Suburb Market Performance

The recent market performance for the most dominant dwelling type, for instance, a 3-bedroom house in the suburb of Thomastown can be seen below.

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Gross Rental Yield

The Gross Rental Yield for all houses in Thomastown is currently 2.7% and for all units is 2.9%.

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Residential Vacancy Rates

The Residential Vacancy Rate for all property types in the suburb of Thomastown is 1.4%.

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Stock on Market

Total property listings and time on the market for Thomastown can be seen in the chart below.

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To review the data above in detail, feel free to explore the ABS, Domain and SQM Research websites.

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You can find previously completed Suburb Spotlights here.

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Suburb Overview

The suburb of Bray Park is located within the Moreton Bay Regional Council. It is located 23 kilometres north of Brisbane's Central Business District and in total occupies an area of 4.5 square kilometres.

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The information that follows has been taken from Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) census data.

The numbers shown in brackets relate to Australia's aggregate data and is therefore a useful comparison.

Suburb Demographics

The suburb of Bray Park has a population of 10 271. The distribution of males compared to females is 49.2% and 50.8% respectively.

The median age of people living in the suburb is 37. This compares with the Australian median age of 38. The largest median age group in Bray Park is between 35-39 years.

Culture & Language Diversity

77.4% of residents in the suburb of Bray Park were born in Australia. This compares with 66.9% of residents Australia-wide. Excluding Australia, the top 3 countries of birth of residents in Bray Park are:

1. New Zealand 4.5% (2.1%).
2. England 2.7% (3.6%).
3. Philippines 1.8% (1.2%).

86.1% of households only speak English at home in Bray Park, compared with 72.0% Australia-wide. The top 3 languages other than English spoken at home in Bray Park include:

1. Samoan 1.0% (0.2%).
2. Tagalog 1.0% (0.5%).
3. Hindi 0.6% (0.8%).

42.3% of residents in Bray Park have no religious affiliations. This compares with 38.4% of Australians. Excluding no religion, the top 3 religious affiliations of residents in Bray Park are:

1. Catholic 18.7% (20.0%).
2. Anglican 10.9% (9.8%).
3. Christian 3.9% (2.7%).

Income

The median household income in Bray Park is $1 736 compared to the Australian median of $1 746.

Family

Family couples with children 45.0% are the dominant family structure in Bray Park, compared with 43.7% Australia-wide. Furthermore, this was followed by family couples without children 34.0% (38.8%), and single-parent families 19.1% (15.9%).

Dwellings

96.8% (72.3%) of dwellings in the suburb of Bray Park are separate houses. Semi-detached, terrace houses, townhouses, flats and apartments only make up 3.2% (26.8%) of other dwellings.

The dominant number of bedrooms per dwelling in Bray Park is 3, with 53.0% (39.0%). This is followed by 4 bedroom dwellings 41.8% (34.8%).

70.1% (66.0%) of dwellings are either owned outright or with a mortgage in the suburb of Bray Park, whilst 28.4% (30.6%) are rented.

41.4% (36.3%) of households have 2 registered motor vehicles. Additionally, 31.8% (36.2%) of households have 1 registered motor vehicle.

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Suburb Market Performance

The recent market performance for the most dominant dwelling type, for instance, a 3-bedroom house in the suburb of Bray Park can be seen below.

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Gross Rental Yield

The Gross Rental Yield for all houses in Bray Park is currently 3.6%, and for all units is 5.9%.

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Residential Vacancy Rates

The Residential Vacancy Rate for all property types in the suburb of Bray Park is 0.2%.

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Stock on Market

Total property listings and time on the market for Bray Park can be seen in the chart below.

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To explore the data above in greater detail, feel free to explore the ABS, Domain and SQM Research websites.

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