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New Gen Homes has been helping Western Australians find the perfect house and land package for their dream home.
But whether you are a first home buyer or just looking for a family-friendly suburb, finding the right spot in which to build your new home can be overwhelming.
To assist you, we have put together this helpful guide to the top suburbs for building in Western Australia. Of course, there are a variety of factors like location, affordability, infrastructure growth, amenities, schools, and family-friendliness to consider. So, take your time and reach out to the NGH team today for help finding the right suburb for you!
When you are looking at potential suburbs for your new home, consider these key factors:
First and foremost it is important to focus on suburbs which offer a realistic option for you and your budget.
Looking for areas that offer an affordable average house price whilst still offering potential for steady growth is the optimal strategy.
When it comes to increased liveability and family-friendly suburbs, research what sort of planned developments, such as infrastructure, there is.
Are there new shopping centres or public transport links? Are there parks and other amenities in the area? These sorts of things are good indications of what your potential future in the suburb in question will be like.
Essential services, from school to healthcare, are crucial for an area’s liveability as well. Consider what you and your family needs and invest the time in working out what is and is not available in the up-and-coming suburb you are considering.
Family-friendly suburbs or areas with a strong lifestyle appeal are hard to quantify. However, you can often determine the overall atmosphere of a suburb by looking at the recreational opportunities, proximity to parks, wildlife or other natural amenities, and checking out the availability of shopping, cafe strips and the like.
Depending on your lifestyle and life-stage, you may want to prioritise one or some of these lifestyle factors in your calculation.
As with the first factor in this list, the proximity to employment hubs or growing economic zones is a very practical consideration, but an integral one.
Consider what lifestyle a daily commute from the suburb to your place of work will be like, and what sort of longer-term job prospects are available. The answer will not be the same for everyone across every career, so take the time to think about your own career and needs.
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Where are the most promising and affordable suburbs in Perth in 2025?
We have highlighted five great options, however, you can and should research as thoroughly as possible before making as big an investment as a house and land package.
For more suburb-specific statistics, make sure to visit the REIWA website or reach out to the NGH team today.
Overview: Alkimos is a coastal suburb located north of Perth’s city centre and offers a relaxing, welcoming lifestyle in a coastal setting.
Population: 6,269
About: Alkimos Beach is a well-planned and highly walkable community nestled amongst the pristine sand dunes of the coast. It features a shopping district, sport and community hub, multiple schools and a surf life-saving club. Importantly, there are plans in place to transform the suburb into a major regional centre with the already-completed train station being one of the key first steps.
Overview: Yanchep is also a family-friendly coastal suburb approximately 56 km north of Perth and is known for its stunning beaches and gorgeous national parks.
Population: 8,868
About: As far as family-friendly suburbs go, Yanchep offers a fantastic balance of bush and beach lifestyle. The locals enjoy activities such as boating, camping, fishing, and surfing as well as a town centre with ample essential amenities and shopping options. The recently opened Yanchep Train Station allows commuters to easily access Perth City further enhancing its appeal and accessibility.
Overview:
Population: 31,653
About: Baldivis is an increasingly popular suburb south of the Swan River and located in the City of Rockingham. Recent developments, such as the shopping centre complex, health and medical centre, cafes, gym and pubs, have all contributed to turning this once semi-rural area into an appealing, family-friendly and affordable suburb on the cusp of significant and continued growth and expansion.
Overview: Brabham is a suburb located about 21 km north-east of Perth with a range of different living options.
Population: 3,307
About: Brabham offers a range of housing options and offers suburban, family-style living without compromising proximity to the city centre. The population is relatively new but growing and so Brabham is likely to see continued development of various amenities and infrastructure in the short to medium term.
Overview: Wanneroo is a northern suburb of Perth, known for its mix of urban infrastructure and family-friendly, nature-filled lifestyle.
Population: 12,067
About: Wanneroo offers excellent facilities and services without sacrificing a relaxed lifestyle. This family-friendly suburb is fast growing in its own right and known for its proximity and easy access to the major urban area of Joondalup. Thus it benefits from the civic and commercial infrastructure of its neighbouring suburb whilst retaining its appealing sense of community.
Choosing the right location for your house and land package can be as difficult as it is an important decision.
Fortunately, the New Gen Homes team can help you find the perfect suburb that offers a mix of affordability, growth potential, and family-friendly living.
We are here to assist you every step of the way, whether you’re first home buyers or looking for your dream home. To find out more and discuss the best options for you and your family, contact our team today.