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large family homes on generous blocks around a lake and school precinct, with a strong rate of rebuild and extension rather than turnover.

large architect-designed homes on wide elevated blocks, a dune belt between the housing and the water, and very little of the original 1950s stock left standing.

character housing on tight older lots alongside recent medium-density infill, with the retail and station precinct putting commercial roller shutters into the middle of a residential suburb.

a beachfront belt of substantial homes and apartments, heritage cottages on tight lots behind it, and a rail line and highway splitting the suburb into distinct halves.

a university and riverside precinct mixing student and staff accommodation, apartment buildings and a small band of substantial older homes.

a small, tightly held pocket of character and inter-war homes on narrow blocks, with the rail line forming one boundary and mature trees over every street.

large post-war homes progressively replaced by architect-designed rebuilds on generous blocks, many stepping down towards the Swan with the garage at street level and the house below it.

large 1950s and 60s homes on generous garden blocks with a distinctive planned street layout, steadily being replaced by contemporary rebuilds.

a compact suburb of post-war and character homes between the sporting precinct and the lake, with steady infill on subdivided blocks.

a steep spine of land between the river and the ocean carrying everything from original cottages to substantial rebuilds and a significant apartment population.

a mix of 1990s and 2000s housing on the former institutional land, older homes on the established streets, and a sporting and education precinct through the middle.

a wide mix of retained 1950s and 60s brick homes, substantial newer rebuilds, and a dense band of apartments and medical-precinct accommodation towards the hospital end.

large heritage and architect-rebuilt homes on deep riverside blocks, a handful of premium apartment developments, and streets narrow enough that a service vehicle has to think about where it parks.

leafy streets of restored character homes and substantial rebuilds, with a hospital and redevelopment precinct at one end and a lake reserve at the other.

a dense mix of restored Federation and character cottages, contemporary infill, and apartment and commercial buildings through the town centre and the former oval precinct.

a quiet grid of substantial family homes between the beach and the rail line, with mature gardens and a slow, low-turnover street pattern.

a tight grid of restored character homes, post-war brick houses and a heavy rate of duplex and townhouse infill on subdivided blocks.

elevated homes on undulating blocks with a golf course and bushland through the suburb, mixing retained mid-century houses with substantial rebuilds.

well-kept post-war and 1960s family homes on regular blocks, with a rising rate of knock-down rebuilds and a strong school catchment holding families in place.

a small, established riverside suburb of post-war and rebuilt family homes on generous blocks, with foreshore reserve along one edge.

substantial riverfront and near-river homes, a dense apartment corridor along the Canning Highway and Canning Bridge end, and pockets of retained post-war housing between them.

solid post-war brick-and-tile homes on regular blocks, a steady rate of knock-down rebuilds, and the Wireless Hill ridge giving parts of the suburb genuine elevation.

large family homes on generous blocks running down to the Swan, a high proportion of them rebuilt in the last twenty years, with mature street trees over narrow verges.

a tightly held mix of retained 1950s cottages, substantial river-facing rebuilds, and infill duplexes on subdivided blocks.

established family homes around a major retail and civic centre, with post-war housing, newer townhouse infill and significant commercial frontage.

1970s and 80s family homes on regular blocks near a transport and hospital precinct, with a stable, long-settled population.

post-war and mid-century houses on established streets, an apartment and townhouse belt near the river and the Canning Bridge precinct, and mature verge trees throughout.

1970s and 80s family homes on established blocks near a university and shopping precinct, with steady rebuild activity on the larger lots.

large family homes on generous 1980s estate blocks with a golf course through part of the suburb and strong owner-occupier stability.

established post-war family homes on regular blocks, steady knock-down rebuild activity, and a long-settled population that stays put.

established post-war homes on wide blocks, many of them rebuilt or substantially extended, running down towards the Canning and the Mount Henry foreshore.

a mixed suburb where light-commercial and showroom frontage sits directly against established residential streets.

established family homes on regular blocks along the Canning, with a retail centre through the middle and steady infill on the larger lots.

large family homes on wide blocks in a tightly held school-catchment suburb, with a high rate of extension and rebuild rather than turnover.

a quiet, tightly held riverside pocket of substantial family homes on generous blocks facing the Canning foreshore.

a dense riverfront apartment corridor along the foreshore, character housing behind it, and a steady band of infill townhouses through the middle.

large family homes on 1970s and 80s blocks in a strong school-catchment suburb, with high owner-occupier stability and steady extension activity.

large 1980s and 90s family homes on planned estate streets around a university and school precinct, with high owner-occupier stability.

a newer coastal estate of large homes on compact blocks, built largely from the 2000s onwards, with direct exposure to the coast and very little mature vegetation.

large family homes on generous blocks around open parkland and a lake reserve, with mature trees and a stable, long-settled population.

1980s family homes on estate streets near a leisure and sporting precinct, with steady ownership and moderate turnover.

post-war and 1960s homes on regular blocks with heavy duplex and townhouse infill, close enough to the coast for salt to be a factor.

large 1970s and 80s family homes on generous leafy blocks, with strong owner-occupier stability and mature street trees throughout.

large family homes on estate-planned streets around the boat harbour, most built from the mid-1980s onwards, with a marine and boating culture through the whole suburb.

a redeveloping suburb where apartment and townhouse density sits against retained post-war housing, next to a major retail and entertainment precinct.

established family homes on generous blocks around a major shopping centre and golf course, with steady redevelopment and some apartment infill.

a compact coastal suburb of well-kept 1970s and 80s family homes on regular blocks, with limited turnover and strong ocean exposure.

a family-oriented coastal suburb of 1980s and 90s homes on regular blocks, close enough to the beach for full salt exposure.

an established coastal suburb of retained 1960s and 70s homes mixed with substantial rebuilds, sitting on the ridge above the beach.

1980s and 90s family homes on curving estate streets, a marina redevelopment reshaping the waterfront end, and consistently strong ocean exposure.

1970s and 80s family homes on regular blocks with parkland through the suburb, held largely by long-term owners.

a redeveloping coastal centre where apartment towers and short-stay accommodation sit directly against retained post-war houses and newer townhouses.

established family homes on generous blocks stepping down towards the water, with the Hillarys marina precinct at one end and quiet residential streets through the rest.

elevated homes on steep coastal blocks with direct ocean exposure, a high proportion of them rebuilt to take advantage of the view.

a small, tightly held pocket of substantial coastal homes above the beach, with a high proportion rebuilt to take the view.

a mixed suburb of post-war and character homes on established blocks, rising towards a ridge with views back over the port.

a coastal suburb of newer estate housing and older beachside homes, with marina development at one end and full ocean exposure throughout.

a compact suburb of well-preserved Federation and heritage homes on tight lots, with river frontage on one side and strong character controls throughout.

a dense heritage port city of limestone and timber cottages, warehouse conversions, apartment buildings and a working commercial centre.

a well-preserved 1940s state-housing suburb of compact homes on regular blocks, with consistent street patterns and steady renovation.

a narrow strip between the river and the ocean carrying heritage cottages, newer apartment development and a working port and industrial edge.

established post-war family homes on regular blocks with a steady rate of rebuild and infill, sitting between the river and the port.

a heritage beachside suburb of limestone and weatherboard cottages on small lots, with rear laneways and a working coastline.

a small, leafy suburb of workers' cottages and post-war homes on modest blocks, with strong community character and steady renovation.

a small, low-lying riverside suburb of post-war and state housing on regular blocks, bounded by river reserve and rail.

a river-bend suburb of character and post-war homes on established blocks, with a heritage precinct, a light-industrial edge and steady infill.

orchard country and large semi-rural holdings with scattered homes, workshops and outbuildings, on winding roads with long private access.

orchards, smallholdings and large rural-residential blocks with houses set well back from the road, and substantial outbuildings on most properties.

Swan Valley smallholdings, vineyards and newer residential estates side by side, with substantial outbuildings on the rural blocks.

a heavily treed hills village of character and architect-designed homes on large bush blocks, with winding roads and long private driveways.

established family homes on generous blocks at the foot of the scarp, with newer estate development and a light-industrial belt.

large semi-rural blocks with established family homes, significant tree cover, and a mix of village housing and acreage.

escarpment-edge homes on large bush blocks with long approaches, dramatic elevation, and heavy tree cover across almost every property.

a heritage river town of colonial and Federation homes on established blocks, with strict character expectations and a historic commercial centre.

Swan Valley smallholdings, vineyards and rural-residential blocks with houses set well back and substantial working outbuildings.

post-war and newer family housing on regular blocks against the foot of the scarp, with a transport interchange and light-industrial edge.

a hills town centre surrounded by large bush blocks and established family homes, with long private driveways and mature jarrah and marri over most properties.

large bush and escarpment blocks with substantial family homes, steep private driveways, and significant elevation change across the suburb.

semi-rural and large-block housing at the base of the hills, with mature trees, long driveways and substantial outbuildings on many properties.

a regional centre mixing older residential streets, a redeveloping health and education precinct, and a substantial commercial and light-industrial belt.

a hills town centre with surrounding bush and semi-rural blocks, established family homes, and long approaches from the highway.

a semi-rural hills suburb of homes on large treed blocks, with unsealed side roads and long private driveways through bush settings.

a steep, heavily treed hills suburb of family homes on large blocks, with winding access roads and significant elevation change.

a golf-course estate of large homes on generous blocks at the edge of the Swan Valley, with semi-rural surroundings.

a quiet hills suburb of family homes on large treed blocks with orchard country on its edges and long private approaches.

a river-bend suburb of post-war and character homes on regular blocks, with significant station-precinct redevelopment and steady townhouse infill.

a mixed suburb of post-war housing, newer infill, light-commercial frontage and airport-adjacent business activity.

a redeveloping riverside precinct of apartment towers, entertainment and hospitality venues, and townhouse developments.

a compact pocket of well-preserved post-war homes on generous blocks with mature street trees and a low rate of redevelopment.

a dense residential precinct of apartment towers and townhouses along the river, with basement parking under almost every building.

dense inner-city character housing on small lots, apartment buildings through the middle, and commercial frontages along the main roads.

a well-preserved stretch of Californian bungalows and Federation homes along a strong retail spine, with rear laneways behind a good share of the housing.

a dense inner suburb of character housing, apartment developments and a busy entertainment and retail precinct, with laneway access common.

a long river-fronting suburb mixing restored character housing, substantial apartment development and older walk-up flats, with a heritage industrial edge.

a small, established suburb of inter-war and post-war homes on well-kept blocks, with a strong community precinct and very low turnover.

restored character cottages and bungalows on tight blocks, a strong rate of rear-lane infill, and a busy village retail centre.

grand Federation and inter-war homes on tree-lined streets, apartment and commercial buildings along the highway spine, and rear laneways serving a large share of the housing.

character cottages and inter-war homes on narrow lots, steady infill development, and a mix of residential and small-commercial through the main streets.

a dense entertainment, hospitality and residential precinct of older buildings, apartment developments and commercial frontages.

a high-density city centre of residential towers, commercial buildings, hotels and basement car parks, with almost no detached housing.

a fast-changing suburb where new apartment and townhouse developments sit against retained post-war housing and light-commercial frontage.

a dense mix of character cottages, post-war brick homes, apartment blocks and a long commercial strip, with rear laneways behind much of the older housing.

a commercial and mixed-use precinct of office buildings, consulting suites and apartment developments, with basement parking throughout.

post-war and 1960s housing on regular blocks with substantial light-industrial and commercial frontage through part of the suburb.

1980s and 90s family estate housing on regular blocks with parkland and schools through the suburb.

newer estate housing on the northern fringe built largely from the 2000s onwards, on compact blocks with young streetscapes.

1990s and 2000s estate housing on compact blocks with consistent street patterns and builder-standard specifications.

large post-war and 1960s family homes on generous blocks, with steady subdivision and infill and a stable, long-settled population.

established 1970s and 80s family homes on regular blocks near a major transport interchange, with steady turnover and some infill.

a planned regional centre with a commercial and civic core, apartment and townhouse development, and surrounding family estate housing.

1980s family homes on curving estate streets with parks through the middle, held by long-term owner-occupiers.

family estate housing from the 1990s and 2000s on regular blocks, with parkland through the suburb and stable ownership.

1990s and 2000s estate housing on regular blocks near golf and shopping precincts, with steady family ownership.

a major retail and residential centre mixing post-war housing, dense newer infill and a substantial commercial precinct.

established 1970s family homes on regular blocks with parkland through the suburb and a stable owner-occupier population.

a mixed suburb of post-war housing, apartment and townhouse infill, and a civic and health precinct, bisected by the freeway.

an older town centre surrounded by market gardens, semi-rural holdings and newer residential estates.

1970s and 80s family housing on regular blocks around a major transport interchange and shopping centre.

1980s and 90s family homes on estate streets around lakes and parkland, with strong school catchments and stable ownership.

post-war and inter-war homes on established blocks with significant subdivision and townhouse infill, close to the inner suburbs.

an established regional centre with older housing, extensive newer estate development, and light-industrial and retail areas.

2000s estate housing on compact blocks near a transport corridor, with consistent builder specifications and young families.

newer estate housing on compact blocks built largely from the 2000s, with young streetscapes and consistent builder specifications.

extensive newer estate development on the southern fringe, with family housing built largely from the 2000s onwards on compact blocks.

a mix of post-war and state housing, university and TAFE accommodation, and a light-industrial edge on generous blocks.

a fast-growing semi-rural town on the southern fringe, mixing older acreage properties with extensive new estate housing.

large 1990s and 2000s family homes on generous blocks, with a substantial adjoining light-industrial and warehousing precinct.

post-war brick-and-tile housing on generous blocks, a thickening band of infill villas and townhouses, and a substantial retail and light-commercial spine.

a large master-planned community of estate housing built from the 1990s onwards, with village centres, parks and consistent build specifications.

a mix of post-war housing, 1970s and 80s family homes and newer infill, with a town centre and light-commercial frontage.

recent estate housing on compact blocks built largely from the 2010s, with young streetscapes and dense, consistent development.

older housing along the river and highway with newer estate development rising towards the scarp, and a light-commercial centre.

post-war and 1970s housing on generous blocks alongside a substantial light-industrial and warehousing belt.

recent estate housing on compact blocks with young parks and schools, developed intensively from the 2010s onwards.

2000s estate housing on generous blocks with parkland and wetland reserves through the suburb.

a compact suburb of post-war and inter-war homes on regular blocks between two major roads, with steady infill.

extensive 1970s and 80s family housing on regular blocks, with parkland and schools through the suburb and stable ownership.

post-war family homes on generous blocks along the Canning, with river reserve on one side and steady infill through the middle.

a light-industrial and manufacturing estate beside a lake and wetland reserve, with warehouses, workshops and yards.

an airport-adjacent industrial and aviation precinct with hangars, workshops, warehouses and transport units.

a major freight, logistics and industrial precinct built around rail and road transport, with large warehouses and distribution centres.

one of Perth's largest light-industrial estates, with warehouses, factory units, trade suppliers and transport yards on a dense grid.

a compact light-industrial and trade estate of workshops, small manufacturers and trade suppliers close to Fremantle.

a long-established commercial and light-industrial belt of showrooms, workshops, trade suppliers and offices close to the inner suburbs.

a large northern light-industrial and trade estate of warehouses, showrooms, workshops and distribution units.

a heavy light-industrial and transport precinct of warehouses, workshops, freight depots and yards.