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1,179 suburbs

Showing 726 to 750, best first. Tick two to four suburbs to compare them side by side.

  1. A premier family-centric enclave offering a leafy, quiet lifestyle with exceptional schools and strategic proximity to both the CBD and Northern Beaches.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 7 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Bus-dependent; good express services to CBD and Chatswood but subject to bridge traffic.

    Median house price $2,462,500 Median house rent $1,100 a week

    Report updated 13 Mar 2026

  2. A prestigious coastal village offering a world-class surfing lifestyle and a tight-knit community atmosphere distinct from its busier neighbor, Manly.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 8 of 10
    • Amenity 9 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Bus services to Manly Wharf and Wynyard; no rail. Traffic can be heavy.

    Median house price $4,065,000 Median house rent $1,050 a week

    Report updated 13 Mar 2026

  3. Gillen NT 0870

    Average

    A well-established family suburb offering some of Alice Springs' most accessible entry points for character homes with iconic MacDonnell Range views.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 6 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Primarily car-dependent; bus routes connect to the CBD but are infrequent.

    Median house price $436,250 Median house rent $650 a week

    Report updated 6 Mar 2026

  4. A premier family-oriented stronghold in Western Sydney defined by large residential blocks, high-performing schools, and a transition toward modern duplex…

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 7 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Heavily reliant on T-Way buses and private vehicles; no rail station.

    Median house price $1,468,504 Median house rent $760 a week

    Report updated 5 Mar 2026

  5. A premium, family-centric pocket of Logan known for large modern homes, quiet cul-de-sacs, and abundant green space.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Car-dependent; bus 545/560 provide links to Grand Plaza and Logan Central.

    Median house price $945,000 Median house rent $690 a week

    Report updated 31 Mar 2026

  6. Australia's oldest garden suburb, offering a prestigious peninsula lifestyle defined by historic sandstone estates and elite private schooling.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 6 of 10
    • Amenity 8 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Bus services to CBD and Chatswood; Ferry services from Alexandra St and Woolwich.

    Median house price $4,550,000 Median house rent $1,250 a week

    Report updated 13 Mar 2026

  7. Iluka WA 6028

    Very Good

    A prestigious coastal enclave defined by grand family residences, manicured parklands, and proximity to the transformative Ocean Reef Marina.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 6 of 10
    • Amenity 8 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Car-dependent; 10-minute drive to Currambine Train Station.

    Median house price $1,635,000 Median house rent $1,300 a week

    Report updated 31 Mar 2026

  8. A diverse regional gateway offering high affordability and strong family infrastructure on the eastern edge of Bathurst.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Car-dependent; bus services exist but are infrequent outside of school hours.

    Median house price $765,000 Median house rent $600 a week

    Report updated 6 Mar 2026

  9. A revitalising coastal enclave offering a balanced seaside lifestyle with significant gentrification potential and family-centric amenities.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 7 of 10
    • Amenity 7 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Dependent on car or bus; 10-minute drive to Kippa-Ring station.

    Median house price $960,000 Median house rent $600 a week

    Report updated 6 Mar 2026

  10. Toowoomba's premier family enclave, blending established garden-city charm with high-performing schools and elite recreational facilities.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 9 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Car-centric; bus routes exist but are infrequent. Excellent road links to the Warrego Highway.

    Median house price $1,001,000 Median house rent $680 a week

    Report updated 13 Mar 2026

  11. A premium master-planned family stronghold positioned at the gateway of the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Primarily car-based; bus routes connect to Leppington Station (T2/T5 lines).

    Median house price $1,190,000 Median house rent $780 a week

    Report updated 13 Mar 2026

  12. A tranquil, family-centric riverfront enclave offering spacious blocks and a tight-knit community, balanced by its proximity to industrial hubs and Bankstown…

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Dependent on bus routes 922, 923, and 925 to connect to the T8 Airport & South Line.

    Median house price $1,500,000 Median house rent $880 a week

    Report updated 13 Mar 2026

  13. A historic mining village on Newcastle's western fringe undergoing a massive residential transformation into a major family growth corridor.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 2 of 10
    • Amenity 4 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Car-dependent; bus service 260/261 provides limited connectivity to Wallsend and Newcastle.

    Median house price $590,000 Median house rent $595 a week

    Report updated 5 Mar 2026

  14. Mudjimba QLD 4564

    Very Good

    A nostalgic, low-rise coastal sanctuary where the 'old-school' Sunshine Coast lifestyle meets a high-growth economic corridor.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 8 of 10
    • Amenity 8 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Moderate. Bus routes connect to Maroochydore, but a car is essential for most.

    Median house price $1,508,500 Median house rent $950 a week

    Report updated 31 Mar 2026

  15. Mullaloo WA 6027

    Very Good

    A premium coastal sanctuary where expansive blocks and world-class beaches meet a high-stability family demographic.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 6 of 10
    • Amenity 9 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Bus services connect to Joondalup and Whitfords stations. Car dependency is high.

    Median house price $1,335,000 Median house rent $900 a week

    Report updated 31 Mar 2026

  16. An elevated family stronghold offering a quieter, value-driven alternative to the immediate coastline with significant renovation and rebuild potential.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 5 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Bus services connect to Dee Why, Manly, and the CBD. Car is the primary mode of transport.

    Median house price $2,487,500 Median house rent $1,150 a week

    Report updated 31 Mar 2026

  17. Newport NSW 2106

    Very Good

    A prestigious dual-waterfront peninsula offering a sophisticated yet relaxed lifestyle between the surf of Newport Beach and the sailing hubs of Pittwater.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 6 of 10
    • Amenity 9 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: B-Line bus service provides a reliable but long link to the CBD. Car dependency is high.

    Median house price $2,965,000 Median house rent $1,295 a week

    Report updated 6 Mar 2026

  18. An ultra-prestige Lower North Shore peninsula offering secluded harbor-side living with elite school access and a village atmosphere.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 6 of 10
    • Amenity 8 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Bus services to CBD and Chatswood; no rail. Traffic congestion on Sailors Bay Road during peak.

    Median house price $5,300,000 Median house rent $1,470 a week

    Report updated 13 Mar 2026

  19. A secluded, leafy residential enclave offering elevated family living and direct access to the Georges River bushland.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Bus services (927, 960) connect to Padstow and Bankstown. Car is essential for most.

    Median house price $1,600,000 Median house rent $1,078 a week

    Report updated 31 Mar 2026

  20. A coastal sanctuary transitioning from a quiet fishing village into a premier master-planned family hub with significant infrastructure tailwinds.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 7 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Car-dependent; bus services connect to Victoria Point and Cleveland.

    Median house price $1,084,000 Median house rent $750 a week

    Report updated 5 Mar 2026

  21. A resilient entry-level suburb offering Hobart's most accessible price points amidst a slow transition from public housing roots to private ownership.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 3 of 10
    • Amenity 4 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Limited; bus route 615 is the primary link to Rosny and Hobart.

    Median house price $475,000 Median house rent $495 a week

    Report updated 1 Apr 2026

  22. A historic riverside administrative hub offering high yields and heritage charm, balanced against significant environmental risks.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 8 of 10
    • Amenity 8 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Walkable CBD; rail links to Brisbane; regional airport 10 mins away.

    Report updated 13 Mar 2026

  23. A premium foothills enclave offering elevated living, larger allotments, and a distinct family-oriented atmosphere away from the northern plains industrial…

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 3 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Primarily car-dependent; bus routes connect to Salisbury Interchange for train access to the CBD.

    Report updated 31 Mar 2026

  24. An elite riverside peninsula offering secluded luxury, prestigious education, and some of Perth's most stable long-term capital growth.

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 4 of 10
    • Amenity 6 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Car-dependent; 15-20 min drive to Perth CBD. Limited bus routes to Canning Bridge Station.

    Report updated 31 Mar 2026

  25. A high-value entry point into the Ballarat market, offering significant affordability and proximity to major retail hubs while undergoing a slow demographic…

    • Transport 5 of 10
    • Walkability 5 of 10
    • Amenity 7 of 10
    • Overall – of 10

    Transport, from the report: Bus routes 11 and 12 provide frequent service to Ballarat CBD. Car travel is the primary mode for most residents.

    Median house price $475,000 Median house rent $410 a week

    Report updated 6 Mar 2026

Newest report: 1 Apr 2026. Newest statistics: 16 Jun 2026.

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