Joondanna Project
Houses for Sale
This five 3 x 2 Townhouse development located on Green St Joondana has high quality fittings throughout, including Granite bench tops, timber floors, open plan living design and all bedrooms upstairs. Great views from this block.
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| Population |
3,981 |
| Meidan Age of Residents (Years) |
35 |
| Residents over 65 |
18.6% |
| Distance from Perth GPO (kms) |
6 |
| Number of Homes |
2,072 |
| Fully Owned |
31% |
| Being Purchased |
23% |
| Rental Properties |
38% |
| Not Stated |
8% |
| Median House Price |
$479,500 (Year to Dec 2006) |
| Percent Change from Previous Year |
36.22% |
| 5 Year Annual Average Growth Rate |
17.95% |
| Median Weekly Rent |
$165 |
| Median Monthly Loan Repayments |
$874 |
| Median Household Weekly Income |
$662 |
| Local Schools |
Tuart Hill Primary School, Sait Keiran Primary School, Mt Hawthorn Primary School, Servite College, Tuart Snr College |
| Shops |
Dog Swamp Shopping Centre, Flinders Square |
| Train Stations |
Glendalough train station |
| Bus Services |
Local bus service, Glendalough bus station |
Source: Real Estate in Western Australia
Artists Impression
Large front elevation
UBD Property Location
Location in street directory
House Plans
Site Plan (PDF)
Unit 1 First Floor Plan (PDF)
Building Stages
10.03.2007 - Site Clear ready to go
08.10.2008 - Slabs down
Additional Information
The first of the northern suburbs which were born in the post War period of the 1940s was Joondanna. Following the rejection of Belair, a fashionable suburb of Hollywood, California, as a suitable name for the proposed subdivision, the Perth Road Board launched a competition to find a suitable name. The competition was won by Mrs. A Curtis of Donnybrook. She once lived in Osborne Park and suggested Joondanna as this was the name given by a Mr. Banks to his property. He is believed to have been the first settler and owner of land in the area. 567 entries were attracted in the competition which was held in August 1939.