Beldon and Coolbellup sit atop WA 10 fastest selling suburbs

By Nicola Trotman
Thursday, 13 December 2012

Beldon and Coolbellup are Western Australia’s fastest selling suburbs with an average of 36 days on the market.

Beldon – with a median house price of $433,250 – is located in between two major north-south arteries: Marmion Avenue and Mitchell Freeway.

Coolbellup – with a median house price of $389,000 – is named after the Aboriginal name for the nearby North Lake.

Myaree - the aboriginal word meaning foliage - is the second fast selling suburb with an average of 38 days on the market and a median house price of $630,000.

The southeastern suburb Lynwood is the third fastest selling suburb with a median house price of $395,000 and an average of 39 days on the market.

Suburb

Postcode

Median Price

Time on market (days)

Beldon

6027

$433,250

36

Coolbellup

6163

$389,000

36

Myaree

6154

$630,000

38

Lynwood

6147

$395,000

39

Hamersley

6022

$500,000

41

West Perth

6005

$780,000

41

Kingsley

6026

$532,750

44

Martin

6110

$680,000

44

Parkwood

6147

$425,000

46

Warwick

6024

$480,000

48

Source: RP Data

However Mount Melville is the slowest selling suburb with an average of 213 days on the market and a media house price of $335,000.



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