Port Kennedy vs Waikiki

Population, income, rent and housing for Port Kennedy, WA and Waikiki, WA, side by side.

Source: ABS Census of Population and Housing 2021, Suburb and Locality (SAL) level.

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Key figures

Port Kennedy on the left, Waikiki on the right. Ranks are among all Australian suburbs, with 1 the highest.

13,477 Rank 346
Population
12,453 Rank 415
$755/wk Rank 4,428
Median Weekly Income
$740/wk Rank 4,735
$350/wk Rank 3,104
Median Weekly Rent
$320/wk Rank 4,051
36 years
Median Age
39 years
$1,700/mo
Monthly Mortgage
$1,600/mo
$1,921/wk
Household Income
$1,611/wk
$2,112/wk
Family Income
$1,935/wk
2.8 people
Household Size
2.6 people

Rent affordability

Median rent as a share of median household income. Under 25% is affordable, 25% to 35% is moderate stress, over 35% is rent stress.

Port Kennedy

18.2%
Under 25%: affordable

Waikiki

19.9%
Under 25%: affordable

Demographics

Port Kennedy

Male 49.5% Female 50.5%
Density: 635 people/km²

Waikiki

Male 49.3% Female 50.7%
Density: 1216 people/km²

Side by side

Each pair of bars is scaled to the larger of the two values.

Summary

Higher median income Port Kennedy
Lower median rent Waikiki
Larger population Port Kennedy
Lower rent share of income Port Kennedy

Suburb profiles

Data: ABS Census 2021, Suburb and Locality (SAL) level.