The median rent in the Mandurah council area was $300 a week at the 2021 Census, below the $340 across Western Australia.
Rented through a real estate agent 15
Rented from another landlord 11
Owned or being paid off 69
Other or not stated 5
The Mandurah council area's households as 100 homes, from the 2021 Census count of households by tenure and landlord. Each kind is rounded so the 100 add up, so a share in the tiles below can differ from the drawing by one.
Households renting25%WA 27%
Of renters, through an agent57%WA 55%
Median rent$300 a weekWA $340
Rent against income in Mandurah
Household incomes in the Mandurah council area sat below the state's, with a median of $1,273 a week against $1,815 across WA. Set the median weekly rent against that median income of all households, renters or not, and the rent equals 24% of it, above 19% across WA. The comparison is worked out on this page from the two medians; it is not a Census figure, and it is not what renters themselves pay.
Large houses and an older population
Separate houses made up 84% of occupied homes, above 80% across WA, and flats or apartments only 3%. Many are roomy, with 49% holding four or more bedrooms. The people are older than the state's, at a median age of 45 years against 38, and 34% of households owned their home outright. On Census night 17% of private dwellings stood unoccupied, above 11% across WA. In all, 90,306 people lived in the Mandurah council area at the 2021 Census.