Dayton, WA 6055: Suburb Profile & Property Report

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In Dayton, the median property price for a house is currently $629,500 with annual capital growth of 29.46% . There were 145 house sales in the past 12 months. On average, houses spend 10 days on market.

If you're thinking about buying an investment property in Dayton, consider that rental yields for houses are currently 5.75% with an average median rent of $700 weekly. Houses have seen 8.53% growth in the past quarter, and 29.46% growth in the past 12 months.

The size of Dayton is approximately 2.8 square kilometres. It has 4 parks covering nearly 1.8% of total area. The population of Dayton in 2011 was 1,211 people. By 2016 the population was 2,850 showing a population growth of 135.3% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Dayton is 30-39 years.

Households in Dayton are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying $1800 - $2399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Dayton work in a trades occupation. In 2011, 67.7% of the homes in Dayton were owner-occupied compared with 77.2% in 2016.

In Dayton, the median property price for a unit is currently $300,000 with annual capital growth of -19.25% . There were 5 unit sales in the past 12 months.

If you're thinking about buying an investment property in Dayton, consider that rental yields for units are currently 6.25% with an average median rent of $600 weekly. Units have seen 0.00% growth in the past quarter, and -19.25% growth in the past 12 months.

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Key Market Data	House	Unit
Median price	$629,500	$300,000
Quarterly growth	+8.53%	0.00%
12-month growth	+29.46%	-19.25%
Average annual growth	+18.89%	+0.51%
Weekly median rent	$700	$600
Gross rental yield	5.75%	6.25%
Number of Sales (12m)	145	5
Avg. Days on Market (12m)	10	–

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Key Demographics	2011	2016
Total population	1,211	2,850
Population change (5y)	+7.36%	+135.30%
Median household income (p/w)	$1,423	$1,901
Household income change (5y)	+39.92%	+33.59%
Median age of persons	42	28

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Market Trends

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Units

The Median Sale Price in Dayton is $629,500 for houses and $300,000 for units.

The Median Growth in Dayton over the past 12 months is 29.46% for houses and -19.25% for units.

Over the past 12 months there were 145 houses sold and 5 units sold in Dayton. On average, houses spent 10 days on market.

In the past 12 months up to September 2024 there were 145 houses sold and 5 units sold in Dayton. On average, houses spent 10 days on market.

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Houses

Units

The Median Rent in Dayton is $700 for houses and $600 for units.

The Rental Yield in Dayton is 5.75% for houses and 6.25% for units.

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Demographic Trends

Better understand demographic trends by reviewing the latest suburb demographic data below.

Age groups Country of Birth Religious Affiliation Household Income Occupations Education Level Qualification Level

The population of Dayton was 2,850 in 2016, a +135.30% change compared to 2011.

The predominant age group in Dayton is 30-39 years.

The population of Dayton was 2,850 in 2016, a +135.30% change compared to 2011.

The predominant age group in Dayton is 40-49 years.

Most of the population in Dayton were born in Australia.

Most of the population in Dayton report their religion as Catholic.

Most of the population in Dayton report their religion as Not Stated.

Most of the population in Dayton report their income range as between $78,000 and $130,000 .

The median household income in Dayton was $1,901 in 2016, a +33.59% change compared to 2011.

Most of the population in Dayton report their income range as between $78,000 and $130,000 .

The median household income in Dayton was $1,423 in 2011, a +39.92% change compared to 2006.

Most of the population in Dayton work as Trades.

The chart below demonstrates the various levels of education in Dayton.

Most of the population in Dayton reached a qualification level of Certificate.

Most of the population in Dayton reached a qualification level of Not Stated.

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