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Houses for rent in Tom Price, WA 6751

Located in regional WA, Tom Price is home to approximately 3,005 residents and covers an area of 74 square kilometres. Tom Price currently has 3 rentals available in the area and surrounding suburbs. Tom Price has experienced an annual rent growth rate of -2.9% over the past year and has a median monthly rental price of $1,350. The current expected population growth rate of Tom Price is -44.96% with a median resident age of 31 years.

Discover the current houses for rent in Tom Price below. You can view our suburb profile on Tom Price for more information or contact local real estate agents with Tom Price rentals available. You may also wish to browse houses for sale or sold properties.

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    Milestone Realty Dalkeith Nedlands
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    Crawford Realty Newman
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Tom Price overview

Tom Price is an iron mining town in the Pilbara region, 1458 kilometres north northeast of Perth and 89 kilometres north of Paraburdoo. Following the discovery and development of the iron mining industry in this area in the 1960s, a private townsite named Tom Price was established by Rio Tinto Southern Pty Ltd. It was officially named Tom Price Townsite in 1967, but was not a gazetted townsite until 1985. The townsite derives its name from Mount Tom Price, a mountain in the Hamersley Range named in 1962. The name Mount Tom Price was proposed by Rio Tinto Southern Pty Ltd after the late Mr Tom Price, a colleague of theirs who was involved in iron ore negotiations with the Premier of Western Australia in 1961. Mr Price was highly regarded and played an important role in the eraly development of the iron mining industry in the Pilbara.

Tom Price quick stats

19.7 %
Sales growth
$820k
* Median sales price
-2.9 %
Rental growth
$1,350pw
* Median rental price

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