- MEDIAN HOUSE RENT $550 per week
- GROSS RENTAL YIELD 6.6%
- MEDIAN SALE PRICE $480,000
- SUBURB GROWTH 168.4%
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Hilbert is nestled at the foot of the Darling Ranges 37km from the Perth CBD, in one of Perth’s most dynamic growth areas, the blossoming south-eastern growth corridor.
Within the Armadale LGA, it has Armadale train station, Armadale Hospital – one of Australia’s leading public hospitals – and town centre all close by. Between the 2011 Census and 2016 Census, the population of Hilbert flourished at a rate of over 500%. Lush regional bushland and outstanding recreational facilities add to the investment appeal of the suburb.
Hilbert is extremely popular with young families. The predominant age group in Hilbert is 0-9 years, with households primarily made up of couples with children (50.2%). Houses make up 99.4% of property types, and households are likely to be paying $1800-$2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, the trades are the main occupation for Hilbert residents. Home ownership grew from 55.1% in 2011 to 88.6% in 2016.
There is plenty of space to move and grow in Hilbert, with local parks, sporting grounds and conservation areas, including Araluen Botanic Park, Champion Lakes, the Darling Scarp and Jarrahdale State Forest. Families are well catered for, with seven childcare centres located conveniently close by, along with a good choice of schools, including Xavier Catholic School, Gwynne Park Primary School, Dale Christian School, Willandra Primary School, West Byford Primary School, Marri Grove Primary School, Forrestdale Primary School, Armadale Senior High School, John Calvin Christian College, Byford Secondary College, Southern Hills Christian College and Carey Baptist College.
Less than ten minutes away is the city of Armadale City, a major centre offering extensive shopping, commercial services and community facilities. Also nearby is the Forrestdale Business Park, a significant industrial hub in Perth’s south-east, and a focus for investment and employment growth. Cockburn Central – a major retail, commercial and transport hub – is fifteen minutes away.
Source: ABN Census 2011 and 2016, REIWA. Current at 2 February 2022.
Claravale, Hilbert
Claravale is set within an attractive rural setting that is close enough to nature to offer a semi-rural feel and a real sense of community. It’s the perfect location for families and couples of any age who are looking for a home in an peaceful location at an affordable price. A boutique estate of around 400 households, the Claravale community is close to nature but also convenient to major transport links including Tonkin Highway and Kwinana Freeway, making it an easy commute to major centres like Armadale (on the Armadale train line) and Cockburn Central (Mandurah train line).
