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Redcliffe

WA 6104 • Greater Perth

5,030
Population (2021)
$81,380
Median Household Income
2.66 km²
Area
$330/wk
Median Rent
SuburbanFamily-FriendlyCommuter BeltMid-RangeDiverse

About Redcliffe

Redcliffe is a major urban suburb situated within the City of Belmont, approximately 10 kilometres east of the Perth CBD on the eastern fringe of the Greater Perth metropolitan area. With a population of 5,030 and a median age of 38, the suburb draws a mix of families and working-age residents. The median household income of around $1,565 per week reflects a practical, suburban lifestyle close to major transport and employment corridors.

The suburb's proximity to Perth Airport makes it convenient for frequent travellers, and its location within the City of Belmont area provides easy access to the Great Eastern Highway and major shopping precincts. Redcliffe has a predominantly Anglo-Australian ancestry base, complemented by a growing multicultural community including residents from New Zealand, the Philippines, and India. An unpretentious, well-located residential suburb, it appeals to families and workers seeking affordable housing within easy reach of the Perth CBD.

Redcliffe falls under postcode 6104 and is governed by Belmont Council (LGA). For state elections, residents vote in the Belmont electorate.

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📍 Location

State
Western Australia
Postcode
6104
Urban Area
Belmont - North
LGA / Council
Belmont
Federal Electorate
Swan
State Electorate
Belmont
Type
Major Urban
Timezone
Perth (UTC+8)
Coordinates
-31.94°, 115.94°
Statistical Area
Greater Perth
Area
2.66 km²
Elevation
18m

🏠 Housing 2021 Census

Median Rent (weekly)
$330
Median Mortgage (monthly)
$1,733
Avg Household Size
2.4 people
Median Age
38 years
Social Housing (% of dwellings)
12.5%

201 state housing + 31 community housing dwellings (ABS 2021 Census)

🚌 Transport & Commute

Nearest Train Stations

Belmont
3 km
N/A
Burswood
5 km
N/A

Bus Services

  • Route 37, 38 — Perth CBD via Great Eastern Highway 20-30 min

Commute to Perth CBD

Distance
8 km
By Train
Limited; airport bus to Burswood or city connections (~25-35 min)
By Car (Peak)
15-25 min
By Car (Off-Peak)
10-15 min

🛣️ Great Eastern Highway provides direct road access. Perth Airport is immediately adjacent.

Walkability Car-Dependent

Bus connections to Perth CBD; Great Eastern Highway corridor; car recommended for most needs.

🛒 Supermarkets Nearby

No major supermarkets listed for this suburb.

🎓 Schools

🎓 Educational Institution Attending 2021 Census

School Sector Breakdown

👥 Demographics

Census 2016
4,969
Census 2021
5,030
▲ 1.2% growth

Population Growth

Gender Distribution (Census 2021)

Personal Income 2016
$37,648
Personal Income 2021
$41,964
▲ 11.5% increase

2021 Census income breakdown

Personal = median for one earner. Household = all members of a dwelling pooled. Family = related members only. Annual = weekly × 52.

Personal
$41,964 / yr
$807/wk
Household
$81,380 / yr
$1565/wk
Family
$107,744 / yr
$2072/wk

Personal Income Comparison (2016 vs 2021)

📊 Population: ABS Census 2021
💰 Income: ABS Census 2021

🌍 Country of Birth 2021 Census

Born in Australia 2,833
Born Overseas 1,792

Top Countries of Birth (excl. Australia)

  • 1. England 219
  • 2. New Zealand 207
  • 3. India 154
  • 4. Philippines 100
  • 5. China 82
  • 6. Malaysia 77
  • 7. Ireland 52
  • 8. Scotland 48
  • 9. Pakistan 47
  • 10. Vietnam 45

🧬 Ancestry 2021 Census

Top ancestries reported (people may report up to two)

English 1,526
Australian 1,347
Irish 426
Scottish 388
Chinese 297
Indian 209
Italian 193
Australian Aboriginal 154
German 139
Filipino 115

👨‍👩‍👧 Parents' Birthplace 2021 Census

1,632
Both parents born in Australia
2,345
Both parents born overseas
604
One parent AU, one overseas

🛐 Religion 2021 Census

Christianity
41.1%
No Religion
35.6%
Islam
5.3%
Buddhism
3.1%
Hinduism
2.7%
Sikhism
0.7%
Judaism
0.1%

📊 Age Distribution 2021 Census

0-4 years
320 (6.4%)
5-14 years
584 (11.6%)
15-19 years
225 (4.5%)
20-24 years
274 (5.4%)
25-34 years
792 (15.7%)
35-44 years
766 (15.2%)
45-54 years
654 (13.0%)
55-64 years
566 (11.3%)
65-74 years
393 (7.8%)
75-84 years
260 (5.2%)
85+ years
191 (3.8%)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Redcliffe known for? +

Redcliffe is known for its adjacent position to Perth Airport, making it convenient for aviation workers, and its location on the Swan River's northern bank with Great Eastern Highway road access to Perth CBD.

How far is Redcliffe from Perth CBD? +

Redcliffe is approximately 8 kilometres east of Perth CBD, adjacent to Perth Airport. Great Eastern Highway provides direct road access.

Does Redcliffe have public transport? +

Redcliffe is served by bus routes along Great Eastern Highway connecting to Perth CBD. Perth Airport Connect services also operate nearby.

What is the population of Redcliffe? +

According to the 2021 Census, Redcliffe has a population of approximately 5,030 residents, a suburb with a notable proportion of aviation and airport workers.

Is Redcliffe a good place to live? +

Redcliffe is practical for those working at Perth Airport and in the eastern suburbs corridor, offering affordable inner-east housing with quick road access to the CBD. Aircraft noise from the airport is a consideration.

What is the postcode for Redcliffe? +

The postcode for Redcliffe is 6104.

What is the average income in Redcliffe? +

Based on the 2021 Census, the median personal income in Redcliffe is about $807 per week (around $42,000 per year). The median household income is $1,565 per week and the median family income is $2,072 per week.

What is the age profile of Redcliffe? +

The median age in Redcliffe is 38. The largest age group is 25–34 (792 residents, around 16%). Around 22% of residents are under 20 and about 17% are aged 65 or older. (2021 Census)

How much is rent in Redcliffe? +

In Redcliffe, the median weekly rent is $330, and the median monthly mortgage repayment is $1,733 (2021 Census).