Redmond suburb profile
Redmond is a small rural locality in Western Australia’s Great Southern, characterised by broad grazing paddocks, pockets of native bush and quiet tree-lined country roads. The housing is predominantly farmhouses and lifestyle blocks rather than suburban estates, appealing to people who want space, a rural outlook and a connection to the land. Daily life is shaped by agricultural and outdoor pursuits, community hall events and trips into larger regional centres for shops, schools and services. The area offers straightforward access to surrounding bushland and coastal country, making it a practical base for country living rather than urban convenience.
Redmond property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Redmond has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Other market indicators, including recent sales counts, median days on market and average rents, are also not available from the data.
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Redmond demographics
Redmond is a small community of 208 people with a median age of 45. The typical household earns $1,458 a week, roughly $75,800 a year.
Family life in Redmond is dominated by couple families: couple families with children make up 52.0% of families, while couple families without children account for the other 48.0%.
Homes in Redmond are mostly owner-occupied, with 58.9% owned outright and a further 23.2% owned with a mortgage, combining to 82.1% owner-occupied; renters make up 17.9% of dwellings.
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