Busselton Council

In Busselton, there were 509 sale listings and 76 lease listings available last month. The median sale price for houses over the last year was $1,193,000, while the median sale price for units was $570,000. The median weekly lease price for houses was $770, and for units, it was $690 over the last year.

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WA
Busselton Council

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The council area of Busselton has a significant proportion of families with various compositions and a thriving economy with key industries in construction, rental services, agriculture, professional services, and retail trade. The population is spread across different age groups with a majority above 50 years old. The majority of households have mortgage repayments or rent payments that are affordable based on their income, and there is a mix of tenure types among occupied private dwellings.

Busselton, located in the South West region of Western Australia, is known for its history as a popular holiday destination for locals. The closure of the Busselton Port in 1972 led to a shift towards tourism as the main source of investment and development in the area. The city is famous for the Busselton Jetty, which is the longest wooden jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. Prior to European settlement, the Busselton area was inhabited by the Noongar Aboriginal people for thousands of years. The colonization of Western Australia in 1829 had a significant impact on the Noongar people's way of life. The council area of Busselton has a significant proportion of families with various compositions and a thriving economy with key industries in construction, rental services, agriculture, professional services, and retail trade. The population is spread across different age groups with a majority above 50 years old. The majority of households have mortgage repayments or rent payments that are affordable based on their income, and there is a mix of tenure types among occupied private dwellings.