Casuarina suburb profile
Casuarina is a quiet, low-rise residential suburb on Perth’s southern coastal fringe, within the Rockingham area, that offers a relaxed seaside lifestyle. The streets are dominated by single-storey homes on generous blocks and a handful of more recent infill developments, making it popular with families and retirees who value space and a slower pace. Outdoor life centres on nearby beaches, coastal reserves and neighbourhood parks, while everyday needs are met by small shopping nodes and schools close at hand. Road and bus connections link residents to Rockingham and the wider metropolitan area, keeping the suburb accessible without feeling urban.
Casuarina property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Casuarina sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last three months three houses were sold, while unit sales were too few to report a recent count.
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Casuarina demographics
The community has 1,987 people and a median age of 36. The typical household earns $2,284 a week, roughly $118,800 a year.
Families predominate: couple families with children are the largest group at 51.1%, and together with couple families without children (37.1%) they make up 88.2% of families, roughly nine in ten. One-parent families account for 9.6% and other families 2.2%.
In Casuarina, most homes are owner-occupied, with 44.6% owned outright and 43.3% owned with a mortgage, a combined 87.9% owner-occupied. Renters make up 12.1%, so owner-occupiers outnumber renters by about seven to one.
Suburbs near Casuarina
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