Best 4 suburbs for Indians in WA (Perth)

Perth gives you many reasons to fall for it, but most of us— the cricket lovers— remember it for its brutal cricket pitch. If you’re planning to relocate to Perth from India, you’re in for a treat due to its sunny weather and excellent outdoor opportunities. But what suburb is the best for an Indian in Perth? Keep reading to find them out.

01. Leederville

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Leederville is one the most beautiful and desirable suburbs to live, always alive and drizzling with energy. Leederville is located within the city of Perth, you can get whatever you are looking for, from public transport, eating out, schools, to a safe neighborhood. Leederville has close access to urban activity, the city is just 5 min away and everything that you might need is at close proximity, and of course there’s great connectivity through public transports.

Although it might be on a pricey side when compared to other suburbs, on an average you can buy a 2 Bedroom for $1.2million or you can get a 2 Bedroom on rent at $547 per week.

02. North Fremantle

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If you love rivers and industrial vibe, then North Fremantle is perfect for you. Local people call Fremantle as ‘Freo’, It’s situated between beaches and rivers so 24/7 it will give you a fresh sea breeze. This area offers so many eateries and attractions right outside the door. Plus you’ll find many quirky and artsy people in that locality, there are several unique things that you’ll see here. If you want to go to the middle of Fremantle, you are just one short train ride away.

Also Read : Top 5 suburbs for Indians in Brisbane, Queensland

03. Rockingham

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Rockingham is such a beautiful area to live, surrounded by nature and water, it’s perfect for adventurous people. It’s located just 45 min south of Perth, with plenty of stuffs to do, you can never get bored if you live in that area. From water sports, beach skydiving, beautiful cafes, to environmental parks, one can find everything. If you are a bachelor or a student, you’ll definitely enjoy this area. Property prices are still moderate as compared to other areas but there are high chances of rising property values, as it recently became a tourist point.

04. Inglewood

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Inglewood lies on the north-east of Perth CBD and is about 4 km away from the same. There are plenty of historical and cultural hotspots around Inglewood, but above all— it has one of the best food joints. Joints such as Hoodburger, Cecchi’s, Chakra, and Kasama’s Thai Kitchen are absolutely to die for. Inglewood also offers plenty of night markets and is well-connected to the CBD if you’re looking for something more. The rentals in Inglewood range anywhere from $360 to $650 per week and considering the ambience, it’s worth it.

Conclusion:

There are plenty more suburbs that should’ve made the cut but the above-mentioned 5 were the best of the bunch. We primarily sorted them on basis of lifestyle and affordability but if you’re looking for more, do check out the other blogs by us.