Barry Pound
beagl buyers agents
Perth, WA+29
Regional WA · Bunbury
Australind is a picturesque and rapidly growing suburb nestled on the shores of the Leschenault Estuary. It offers a sought-after coastal lifestyle combined with family-friendly amenities, just a short drive from the regional hub of Bunbury. The area is characterized by its abundant waterways, modern housing estates, and a strong sense of community, catering to a diverse range of lifestyles from semi-rural living to convenient residential pockets.
Market snapshot
Price register · May 2026
Median house
$650,000 - $850,000
Mid-band $750Kspread 27%
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Median unit
$525,000 - $700,000
Mid-band $613Kspread 29%
Days on market
~8-18 days
Median listing-to-sold window. Shorter = tighter buyer field.
Auction clearance
Private-treaty market
Share of auctions sold. Brisbane skews private-treaty.
Rental yield
3.9% to 4.9%
Gross yield on house stock. Premium suburbs compress.
5-year house-price growth
+57% to +77%
cumulative since 2021Who buys here
Families upsizing · First home buyers · Retirees
5-year trend
Modelled trajectory anchored on aggregated 5-year median figures. Indicative; not month-by-month observed data.
Market analysis
The Australind property market has experienced a significant growth trajectory, establishing itself as a key growth area within the Greater Bunbury region. The median house price has reached $750,000, propelled by a notable year-on-year growth of 16.2%. This upward trend is not a recent phenomenon, with a substantial five-year growth figure of 66.7% underscoring the suburb's sustained appeal and long-term value appreciation.
Driving this movement is a classic supply and demand imbalance. Properties in Australind sell quickly, with an average of just 13 days on market, indicating intense buyer competition for limited stock. This demand is fueled by the suburb's desirable lifestyle proposition - offering coastal living, good schools, and community amenities at a more accessible price point than metropolitan Perth. The market is particularly attractive to families seeking larger homes and a community-oriented environment, as well as investors drawn by a solid rental yield for houses of around 4.4%.
The unit market is also performing strongly, with a median price of $605,000 and an even more aggressive annual growth rate of 27.1%. This reflects a broadening of the buyer pool to include downsizers and first-home buyers seeking entry into this popular location. With a low vacancy rate and a high proportion of owner-occupiers (around 76.5%), the market fundamentals are robust. Ongoing infrastructure development in the broader Bunbury Geographe region continues to bolster confidence, suggesting that Australind's market is well-positioned for continued stability and steady growth, although affordability may become a moderating factor in the medium term.
With a 16.2% annual growth rate and properties lasting just 13 days on the market, Australind is a high-demand coastal haven offering both lifestyle and strong investment fundamentals.
Why a buyers agent
Engaging a buyer's agent in Australind is critical for navigating its diverse and fast-moving market. The suburb is not uniform; it features distinct pockets like the semi-rural estates in Leschenault, the established family homes in Clifton Park, and newer developments, each with its own pricing nuances and lifestyle appeal. An expert on the ground can provide invaluable insight into these micro-markets, identifying which areas offer the best value and align with a buyer's specific goals. Furthermore, with properties selling in under two weeks, buyers without professional representation are at a significant disadvantage. An agent brings established relationships with local selling agents, providing access to off-market opportunities and early warnings of new listings. They can cut through the noise of multiple competing offers and position their client to win, preventing them from overpaying in a heated market or missing out entirely.
Positioned on the Leschenault Estuary and close to the ocean, Australind offers an idyllic lifestyle centred around water activities like boating, fishing, and crabbing, complemented by extensive parks and nature reserves.
The suburb has demonstrated impressive and sustained property value increases, with a 16.2% rise in median house prices over the last year and a 66.7% increase over the past five years, making it a strong choice for investment.
With a high proportion of families, excellent schooling options from primary to secondary, and abundant sports facilities at the Leschenault Recreation Park, Australind is a prime location for raising a family.
Enjoying a quieter, community-focused atmosphere while being only a 15-minute drive from the amenities, employment, and services of the major regional city of Bunbury offers the best of both worlds.
Compare
| Metric | This suburbAustralind | NearbyBunbury | NearbyEaton |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median house | $650,000 - $850,000 | $850,000 - $1.15M | $600,000 - $800,000 |
| Median unit | $525,000 - $700,000 | $550,000 - $750,000 | $425,000 - $575,000 |
| Auction clearance | — | — | — |
| Days on market | ~8-18 days | ~13-29 days | ~7-15 days |
| Year-on-year growth | +11% to +21% | +13% to +23% | +12% to +22% |
| 5-year growth | +57% to +77% | +88% to +108% | +66% to +86% |
| Rental yield | 3.9% to 4.9% | 3.4% to 4.4% | 4.2% to 5.2% |
| Postcode | 6233 | 6230 | 6232 |
Snapshot date varies by suburb; see individual suburb pages for figures.
The place
Located 12 kilometres northeast of Bunbury, Australind is a thriving coastal suburb defined by its scenic position on the Leschenault Estuary. Its name, a portmanteau of Australia and India, harks back to an 1840s settlement plan. Today, it's a modern, family-focused community.
Education is well-catered for with a range of public and private options. The main secondary schools are Australind Senior High School, which offers a specialist Jazz Music program, and the Catholic Our Lady of Mercy College. Primary schools include Australind Primary, Parkfield Primary, Clifton Park Primary, and Leschenault Catholic Primary School.
For shopping and daily needs, residents have two main hubs: Australind Village Shopping Centre, anchored by a Coles, and the nearby Treendale Shopping Centre. The suburb is car-dependent, with Old Coast Road being the main arterial route connecting to Bunbury and north towards Perth. Local public transport consists of TransRegional bus services (routes 840, 841, 844) that connect the suburb to the Bunbury CBD.
The lifestyle is heavily geared towards outdoor recreation. The calm waters of the estuary are popular for fishing, crabbing, kayaking, and boating. The area is rich in green spaces, including the expansive Leschenault Recreation Park for organised sports, the beautiful Ridley Place Foreshore Park with its iconic 'Big Blue Crab' playground, and the natural beauty of the Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park. The 18-hole Bunbury Golf Club is also located within Australind.
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The 5-year trajectory is a modelled curve anchored on the documented cumulative growth rate. Editorial review: 14 May 2026. Updated quarterly.
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