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Located 17 kilometres from Perth, Midland has 24 properties and houses for sale across this area and surrounding suburbs. Midland covers an area of 4 square kilometres and has an annual growth rate of 22% with a median house price of $720,000.
Boasting a population of approximately 5,972, the area has experienced a one-year growth rate of 22%. With residents paying a median monthly mortgage repayment of $1,524, Midland’s population has a median age of 36 years.
Popular amongst individuals, couples and families, Midland is conveniently located near shops and local schools including Helena River Steiner School, Indie School Western Australia, Moorditj Noongar Community College and, is serviced by Midland train station and Bus service to Midland Train Station.
For more information on Midland view the suburb profile or contact local REIWA agents serving the area. You can also browse recently sold properties and Midland rentals.
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Midland overview
Midland is a mixed-use suburb with industrial, commercial and residential areas. It experienced its most substantial development period occurring during the post-war years. More recently, Midland experienced growth between 2001 and 2011 as new dwellings were added to the Midland Redevelopment Area, a State Government urban renewal project which commenced in 2000.
Life in Midland
Midland offers its residents a suburban environment with a good supply of commercial and recreational establishments. There are three shopping centres in the area, Midland Central Shopping Centre, Midland Gate Shopping Centre and Centrepoint Shopping Centre, plus a leisure centre, speed dome, sports complex, a skate park, town hall and arts centre. Other major establishments include Swan District Hospital, Polytechnic West Midland Campus and a number of schools. There is also plenty of open public space with parks, reserves, walk trails and ovals in abundance.
Midland quick stats
22.0 %Sales growth
$720k* Median sales price
16.8 %Rental growth
$695pw* Median rental price
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