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FairSquare's model rates Fremantle, Western Australia 7.1 out of 10 (Steady Buy) as of May 2026.
Fremantle presents compelling capital growth potential, evidenced by 20.5% appreciation over the last year, underpinned by its unique heritage port city status and constrained housing supply. An acute 0.8% vacancy rate further solidifies tenant demand, ensuring strong rental income and continued market tightness. The market has started re-rating this location — 12-month growth of +20.5% puts it ahead of the broader Western Australia median. Constrained supply means downward price pressure is structurally limited.
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Unlock 9 signals — A$25 →FairSquare's model rates Fremantle, Western Australia 7.1 out of 10 (Steady Buy) as of May 2026. Fremantle presents compelling capital growth potential, evidenced by 20.5% appreciation over the last year, underpinned by its unique heritage port city status and constrained housing supply. An acute 0.8% vacancy rate further solidifies tenant demand, ensuring strong rental income and continued market tightness.
The median house price in Fremantle, WA is $1.05M. Weekly rent of $750 against a 3.7% gross yield underpins this figure.
Fremantle has a gross rental yield of 3.7%, with a median weekly rent of $750. 12-month price growth is tracking at +20.5%.
Based on its market signals, Fremantle aligns with: Growth Play, Long Hold.