27 Hamersley Street, Midland WA 6056
27 Hamersley Street, Midland WA 6056
Corner 698m² block | R40/60 zoning | Side and rear access | Surveyed for subdivision | Established 4×1 house
The property is positioned on a surveyed 698 square metre corner lot with two street frontages and side and rear access, a configuration rarely matched in this part of Midland. Its R40/60 zoning is accompanied by genuine subdivision or additional dwelling potential, subject to approvals, which lifts its utility well beyond the standard four-bedroom family home. The internal layout, with separate lounge and open kitchen-dining, is straightforward and functional, while the patio and pergola extend the living space. This property is best suited to a small-scale developer or an investor wanting future flexibility; an owner-occupier would also be served by the landholding and the access for a workshop or trailer, but the real value is found in the development upside.
Value may be shaped by the condition and presentation of the existing house, as those elements affect how quickly a buyer can move to a development outcome. Even if the dwelling is dated, the land and zoning carry the bulk of the price; a buyer might weigh the cost of holding an older house while preparing a subdivision application. The corner position and surveyed lot may support a range of layouts, but final yields depend on council approval and site constraints. Comparative market activity in the immediate street suggests steady demand for low-density stock, and the subject’s larger landholding may justify a premium.
>> Comparable Sales: 1/19 Hamersley Street 3×1 villa sold 2024 $630k; 3/9 Hamersley Street 3×1 unit sold 2024 $590k | Property Price Band: $700k–$800k | Value Drivers: corner lot size, R40/60 zoning, side access and subdivision survey
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared by PropCred Analyst team for 27 Hamersley Street, Midland WA 6056
Checks found:
Value Risk
✕
2
Liquidity Risk
✓
Planning Risk
✕
2
Income Risk
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1
Execution Risk
✓
Market Insight
Midland is a mixed-use suburb where industrial, commercial and residential zones sit alongside a State Government urban renewal area that has been adding new dwellings since 2000. The predominantly 20-29 age cohort and a 6.08% population rise since 2016 point to young buyers and renters driving demand, supported by strong investment fundamentals: houses return a 5.02% gross yield and units 6.35%, with median weekly rents of $600 and $590 respectively. House prices have grown sharply, with a median of $624,000 and 21.17% annual capital growth, while units sit at $535,000 after rising 24.4% in the same period. Houses clear in around 12 days, reflecting tight stock levels. The renewal project remains the key forward driver, having already reshaped the suburb’s composition; however, rapid price appreciation and the absence of vacancy or supply data leave the sustainability of this momentum unquantified.
PropCred Estimated Value
Bedrooms
4
Bathroom
1
Parking
1
Land
616m²
Research & Review
Prepared by Steve Dalton, Senior Analyst
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Reviewed by Matt Proctor, Principal Analyst