Narembeen suburb profile
Narembeen is a Wheatbelt service town set among broad, open cropping country in Western Australia, centred on grain and sheep farming. Its compact main street supplies the district with a supermarket, pub, agricultural suppliers and grain receival silos, and the town supports sporting clubs, a community centre and a caravan park. Housing is mostly single-storey brick and weatherboard homes on generous blocks, matching the rural setting. Life follows the seasonal rhythm of sowing and harvest and the place appeals to farming families and people seeking a quieter country lifestyle while remaining within reach of larger regional centres for extra services.
Narembeen property market performance
Narembeen has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
On the sales side, houses sold in a median of 49 days over the last 12 months.
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Median days on market Past 12 months | 49 | N/A |
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Narembeen demographics
Narembeen is a small community of 423 people. The median age is 54 and the median total household income is $1,319 a week, roughly $68,588 a year.
Families are a clear presence. Couple families without children are the largest group at 54.5% (55 families), couple families with children make up 34.7% (35 families), and one-parent families account for 10.9% (11 families).
In Narembeen, most homes are owner-occupied: 51.6% are owned outright (79 dwellings) and 19.6% are owned with a mortgage (30 dwellings), giving a combined owner-occupied share of 71.2%. Renters occupy 28.8% of homes (44 dwellings).
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