This projection, based on an expected increase of over 625 households, highlights the significant growth anticipated for this vibrant community. By 2031, the average number of persons per household is expected to rise from 2.43 to 2.55, reflecting the area's growing appeal.

Residential Development Trends

The development landscape in Dawesville and surrounding areas includes a mix of new housing estates on greenfield sites, subdivision in existing neighbourhoods (infill development), conversion of industrial lands to residential use, and densification through vertical building. These varied forms of development will shape the future housing market.

Key Development Projects in Dawesville

Several significant residential projects are set to contribute to Dawesville's growth:

• 10 Anaconda Loop - 194 assumed dwellings (2022 - 2032)
• Florida Beach Estate, Dandaragan Drive - 472 assumed dwellings (2022 - 2030)
• Peel's Retreat Estate, Wilderness Drive - 36 assumed dwellings (2022 - 2029)
• 20 Oceanic Drive - 30 assumed dwellings (2032 - 2035)
• 21-23 Park Ridge Drive, Bouvard - 37 assumed dwellings (2033 - 2035)
• 1359 Old Coast Road - 49 assumed dwellings (2035 - 2041)
• 1401 Old Coast Road - 69 assumed dwellings (2035 - 2041)
• 560 Estuary Road - 43 assumed dwellings (2041 - 2046)
• 590 Estuary Road - 53 assumed dwellings (2041 - 2046)
• 1400 Old Coast Road - 10 assumed dwellings (2042 - 2046)

Additionally, an average infill rate of 9-10 dwellings per year is expected through 2046.

The Diversity of Housing Markets

The City of Mandurah boasts diverse housing markets, each offering unique attractions. Areas like Coodanup, Dawesville, Bouvard, Herron, Clifton, Halls Head, Madora Bay, Meadow Springs, and Wannanup appeal to both families and retirees. Mature family markets are more prevalent in Silver Sands and San Remo, while regions with ample foreshore access, such as Dudley Park and Erskine, are particularly attractive to retirees and empty-nesters.

Growth areas such as Lakelands cater to a broad demographic, predominantly attracting migrants under 50. The centre of Mandurah is appealing to young adults, childless adults, and retirees alike, making it a dynamic hub within the city.

Future Development Opportunities

The City of Mandurah has identified significant new development opportunities across nearly all its areas. Notable growth is expected in Lakelands, Dawesville, Bouvard, Herron, Clifton, Mandurah, and Madora Bay. These developments will play a crucial role in shaping the population and household futures throughout the forecast period.

As Dawesville continues to evolve, these projected developments and demographic trends underscore the area's growing need and potential for creating vibrant, community-oriented living spaces.

Refence: Dawesville Population Forecast