1 | Mount Lawley | 19.6% |
2 | Hammond Park | 13.3% |
3 | Orelia | 12.7% |
4 | Mount Pleasant | 12.7% |
5 | Osborne Park | 11.7% |
6 | Sinagra | 11.0% |
7 | Mundaring | 10.9% |
8 | Helena Valley | 10.7% |
9 | Ardross | 10.6% |
10 | Beeliar | 10.6% |
Bear in mind that this could be due to many factors such as the number of houses sold in 2012 and the type of houses that exchanged hands. Another factor is how the suburb did in the previous year. For example, Mt Lawley's median house price was $1.035 million in 2010. However, according to REIWA, in 2011 the median house price went down to $852,500 which was a 18% drop. Compared to 2010, last year's house prices in Mt Lawley are still lower than in 2010. So, dear reader, beware of statistics when playing with real estate.
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