13 Graham Street, Broadmeadows VIC 3047
Planning Permit for 3 dwellings & a potential rental income of $5,000 PCM
Originally a rural township, Broadmeadows was transformed in the 1950s by the Housing Commission of Victoria to provide low-cost housing for workers. It became a manufacturing powerhouse with the establishment of the Ford Motor Company factory in 1959, which defined the local economy for decades.
Today, the suburb is a multicultural melting pot characterized by a mix of original post-war weatherboard homes and modern townhouse developments. It serves as a regional administrative and transport hub for the City of Hume.
How this suburb feels day-to-day.
Dominant dwelling stock.
Typical entry to ceiling.
Broadmeadows is the 'value play' of the north. It offers the infrastructure of a major city center at a fraction of the cost of suburbs just 5km closer to the city, making it a prime target for long-term gentrification.
$580k – $780k
$420k – $550k
12-month movement
Current asking rents
Prices have remained resilient despite interest rate hikes, supported by the suburb's floor price and appeal to budget-conscious first-home buyers.
Price comparison
Median price รท median income
Estimated rental yield
Broadmeadows remains one of the most affordable suburbs within the 20km ring of Melbourne. It provides a rare opportunity for families to secure a full-size block for under $700,000.
Lower = tighter market
Avg time on market
Annual rental increase
Young families, multi-generational migrant households, and workers in the logistics/airport sector.
Strong rental yields and low vacancy rates make it a safe cash-flow play. Capital growth is dependent on the continued success of the Hume City Council's revitalization plans.
Expect moderate capital growth as the suburb continues to densify. The transition from a manufacturing base to a service-oriented hub will be the primary driver of long-term value.
vs last 12 months
Relative comparison
Review the Victorian Crime Statistics Agency data for specific 'hotspot' streets near the station and shopping center before purchasing.
The primary risks involve social safety concerns and physical land conditions. Investors should also be aware of the high density of public housing in specific pockets.
Low risk; mostly localized overland flow during extreme rain events.
Negligible; fully urbanized environment.
Premiums may be slightly higher than average due to crime statistics and soil-related movement risks.
Development Contributions Plan Overlay (DCPO); Heritage Overlay (limited pockets).
Streets within 800m of Broadmeadows Station are seeing aggressive townhouse redevelopment.
Hume City Council's 'Broadmeadows Structure Plan' encourages higher density, which supports land value for those holding large original blocks.
Excellent; major rail hub and easy freeway access.
Good; Broadmeadows Central provides comprehensive retail and essential services.
Very Good; Broadmeadows Valley Park offers significant walking trails and sports facilities.
Average; several local options but high-performing schools are located in nearby suburbs.
Excellent; Broadmeadows Hospital and numerous specialist clinics are locally available.
A young, diverse, and working-class population with a high proportion of families and recent migrants.
The young demographic profile ensures long-term rental demand and a vibrant, albeit lower-income, local economy.
Focus is on the 'Broadmeadows Activity Centre' revitalization and transport upgrades.
Residents appreciate the convenience and affordability but express ongoing concerns regarding safety and the 'rough' reputation of certain areas.
Everything I need is right here—the train, the shops, and my community. It has improved a lot since I moved here.
I love my house and the price I paid, but I don't feel comfortable walking alone from the station at night.
The rental demand is incredible. I've never had a vacancy longer than a week, and the land value is holding well.
Position the property as a 'strategic asset'—either a high-yield investment or a gateway to home ownership in a major infrastructure hub.
High-yield cash flow with long-term redevelopment upside.
Higher tenant turnover and potential for property damage/maintenance issues.
Very affordable rent for a location with direct train access to the city.
Noise from the Ring Road and flight paths can be significant in certain streets.
Strict adherence to the Residential Tenancies Act is essential given the high proportion of advocacy-aware tenants in the area.
Focus on 'The 16km CBD Radius' and 'The Future of the North' infrastructure story.
First-home buyer couples, multi-generational families, and small-scale developers.
This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. Data is based on the latest available government and statistical sources as of March 2026. Buyers should conduct their own independent due diligence.
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Planning Permit for 3 dwellings & a potential rental income of $5,000 PCM
A Perfect Blend of Contemporary Comfort and Convenience
Prime Corner Home in the Heart of Broadmeadows
Family Home with Exceptional Garage & Workshop
$590,000 - $649,000
3 1 5
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