St Kilda suburb profile
St Kilda is a modest residential suburb in Adelaide's northern suburbs that offers a straightforward, practical lifestyle. Its streets are dominated by single-storey brick homes on regular blocks with pockets of newer infill and small unit developments, making it a common choice for long-term locals and younger families. The suburb has local shops, community facilities, sporting ovals and pocket parks, while regular bus services and nearby arterial roads provide connections to larger centres. Living here feels quiet and unpretentious, with everyday amenities close at hand rather than a focus on boutique dining or nightlife.
St Kilda property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, St Kilda has relatively few recent property transactions and listings, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
The rental market in St Kilda is similarly thinly reported, so recent figures for sales counts, median days on market and average rents for houses and units are not published.
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St Kilda demographics
This community numbers 88 people, with a median age of 57 and a median total household income of $697 a week, roughly $36,244 a year.
Households are dominated by couple families without children, who make up 66.7% — about two in three households. One-parent families represent 19.0% and couple families with children 14.3%. In raw terms that is 14 couple families without children, four one-parent families and three couple families with children.
In St Kilda most homes are owner-occupied: 60.4% when owned outright (39.6%) and owned with a mortgage (20.8%) are combined, while 39.6% of dwellings are rented.
Suburbs near St Kilda
Some popular suburbs near St Kilda include:

