Affordability ranking · WA
The most affordable suburbs in Western Australia.
Suburbs with the lowest median house prices, great entry points into the property market. Filtered to Western Australia suburbs only.
About this ranking
'Most affordable' here means lowest median house price, the entry-level suburbs in each state. Affordability isn't the same as good value: a $400K outer-fringe suburb with stagnant population growth and weak infrastructure can be a worse buy than a $700K middle-ring suburb with structural demand. Use this list as a starting point for further research, not a final shortlist.
Western Australia property market in 2026
Western Australia has been the most explosive market of the last four years, with Perth median house prices roughly doubling between 2020 and 2025. The combination of mining-sector wages, internal migration, and historically tight supply created a genuine boom. As 2026 unfolds, the pace is moderating but not reversing, rental vacancies remain near 1%, and supply additions are well below population-driven demand. Regional WA (Geraldton, Bunbury, Kalgoorlie) has tracked Perth with a lag.
Showing top 50 suburbs in Western Australia
WA 6450
Median price
$102,000
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WA 6623
Median price
$102,000
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WA 6355
Median price
$103,000
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WA 6337
Median price
$104,000
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WA 6338
Median price
$105,000
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WA 6352
Median price
$105,000
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WA 6409
Median price
$107,000
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WA 6315
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6701
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6392
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6569
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6569
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6350
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6165
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6623
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6623
Median price
$110,000
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WA 0872
Median price
$110,000
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WA 6350
Median price
$113,000
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WA 6350
Median price
$113,000
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WA 6437
Median price
$114,000
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WA 6488
Median price
$114,000
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WA 6437
Median price
$114,000
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WA 6488
Median price
$114,000
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WA 6569
Median price
$115,000
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WA 6315
Median price
$117,000
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WA 6638
Median price
$118,000
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WA 6568
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6638
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6638
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6415
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6397
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6306
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6485
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6365
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6428
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6572
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6513
Median price
$119,000
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WA 6475
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$119,000
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Common questions
About this ranking.
Are the cheapest suburbs always the worst suburbs?
No. Affordability often reflects distance from CBD, sparse public transport, or limited amenity rather than 'bad' attributes. Plenty of affordable suburbs are growing strongly because the local economy and demographics are improving. Always look at population trend, infrastructure pipeline, and rental vacancy alongside price.
Should I buy the cheapest house I can or save for longer?
Depends on your timeline. If you'll hold for 10+ years, time-in-market usually beats waiting for a bigger deposit on a 'better' suburb. If you'll move within 3-5 years, transaction costs (stamp duty + agent fees) on the entry purchase can wipe out modest growth.
What about regional vs outer-metro for affordability?
Outer-metro typically holds value better because it's still tied to the capital city economy. Regional towns can offer better entry pricing but add commute risk if you need to fall back on metro employment. Strong regional centres (Newcastle, Geelong, Toowoomba) split the difference well.
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