Hay suburb profile
Hay is a small rural locality in south-eastern Western Australia with a quiet, country character shaped by broad farming blocks and open paddocks. Housing is low density and largely made up of farmhouses and rural properties, so residents are often involved in agriculture or attracted to an outdoor, spacious lifestyle. Local services are limited, with people relying on nearby towns for schools, shopping and medical care, and travel is primarily by private car along country roads. Native bushland and wide skies give the area a remote, low-key feel suited to those seeking space and a connection to the land.
Hay property market performance
Hay has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough reliable data to publish a median house or unit price. There are also insufficient recent records to report on sales activity, typical days on market or average rents for the suburb.
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Hay demographics
Hay is a small community of 493 people, with a median age of 51 and a median total household income of $1,660 a week, roughly $86,320 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: couple families without children make up 57.1% and couple families with children account for 35.7%, while one-parent families represent 7.1% of families. Together, couples with and without children comprise about 92.8% of reported families.
Homes in Hay are mostly owner-occupied. About 89.4% of dwellings are owner-occupied (47.8% owned outright and 41.6% owned with a mortgage), and 10.6% are rented.
Suburbs near Hay
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