Building in Baldivis

Building in Baldivis: an independent guide

Baldivis has become one of the busiest building corridors in Perth’s south, and that brings a particular problem: almost everything written about it is written by someone selling you a block or a build. This guide is not that.

Marking up house plans and a land survey on a timber table

Why this guide exists

Almost everything written about building in a Perth growth suburb is written by somebody selling you a block or a build. These guides are not that. We do not own land, we do not build homes, and you do not pay us, so what follows is what we would tell a client sitting across the table.

Perth’s South

What to know about building in Baldivis

It is a family suburb, and that shapes what you should build

The demand here is for four-bedroom, two-bathroom homes on manageable blocks, close to schools and shops. If you are building a two-bedroom home as an investment, you are building against the grain of what the suburb actually wants.

Amenity is established rather than promised

Schools, shopping and sporting facilities are already there. That is a meaningful difference from the newer corridors, where the same things sit on a masterplan, and it is much of what you are paying for.

It is no longer an entry-level suburb

Baldivis has had a strong run. That is good news if you already own here. If you are buying now, it means you are buying after a run rather than before one, which is not a reason to avoid it, and is a reason to be careful about what you pay for land.

The market

Baldivis, as at 24 August 2026

Baldivis is larger than the other four suburbs on this list combined, on both population and sales. That depth is the point of it: an established family suburb with a deep rental market rather than a corridor still filling in. Growth has been strong, which is good news if you already own here and a reason to be careful about what you pay for land if you are buying now.

Baldivis
Median house price$845,000
Growth, past 12 months+17.4%
House sales, past 12 months723
Median rent$670 per week
Gross rental yield (calculated)4.1%
Three-bedroom median$766,000
Four-bedroom median$860,000

Who lives here

Baldivis is home to around 37,697 people, at an average of 2.9 people per household, with an average age of 31. 81% of households are families, and household income runs +12.4% against the Greater Perth average. That shapes what the suburb actually wants built in it, which matters whether you are living in the home or renting it out.

Where these came from

House figures for Baldivis over the preceding 12 months, as at 24 August 2026, from that suburb’s profile on property.com.au. That data is supplied by realestate.com.au on behalf of PropTrack. Gross yield is not published there and is calculated from the two medians above. Population, household size and income are Australian Bureau of Statistics figures.

Medians move, and past growth is not a forecast. Check current figures before you rely on them, and ask us for the number on the block you are actually looking at. a suburb median will not tell you what one particular block costs to build on.

Right now

What we have listed in Baldivis

This changes week to week, so it is rendered live rather than written into the page. Blocks we have placed in Baldivis have been on Corams Road.

Land availability

Estates in and around Baldivis

The estate map shows which estates are selling near Baldivis, what stage each one is at, and where land is available now. You can browse it without talking to anyone.

Before you commit

The six checks that decide it

They apply in Baldivis the same as anywhere: site costs, which way the block faces, titles and timing, what is genuinely included, the estate’s design guidelines, and the total contract price on your actual block.

Questions

Common questions about building in Baldivis

Land is the larger variable, with the build on top, and the total depends heavily on the design, the finish level and site-specific costs. The only meaningful number is a quote on the actual block you are considering. See the market figures above for context, and check current medians before you rely on them.

They can be, but the advertised figure is rarely the figure you pay. Compare the total contract price on a specific block, including site costs and including what is excluded, rather than comparing headline prices.

Rental demand has been consistent and the suburb has had strong recent growth. Whether it suits your position depends on your timeframe and what else you are comparing it against, and past growth is not a forecast. Build to the market: four bedrooms, two bathrooms, double garage, and resist over-specifying a rental.

Weighing up Baldivis against somewhere else?

That is the conversation worth having, and it is the one nobody selling a block can have with you honestly. It costs nothing and there is nothing to sign.