Landsdale Suburb Profile

Landsdale is a relatively new northern suburb that has grown rapidly with modern housing attracting young families and multicultural communities. Its Chinese-influenced street names like Beihai Street and Jingshan Way reflect its diverse character. The beloved Landsdale Farm School gives the area a family-friendly anchor. However, serious violent crime — including a fatal machete attack and a shooting — has cast a shadow, and mortgage stress is biting hard in the current climate. The suburb lacks a train station and relies heavily on cars, with Wangara next door providing most commercial services.

Property prices sit at a median of $1.15M and rent of $850/week, which is 13% above the Perth metro median. Expect a 28-minute drive to the CBD (or 62 min via public transport), and most residents drive (73%). Crime rates are well below average, and the 80/100 safety score sits 28 points above the metro mean of 52, with low rates of both property crime and violent offences. School quality is well above average, with 4 schools holding a combined 64/100 rating. At a median age of 33, the suburb has a younger-than-average profile and household income of $2,439/week.