Doubleview

Doubleview has recorded strong house price growth, reflecting solid demand from families and buyers priced out of neighbouring Scarborough. Indicative figures place the median around $1.4 million, with well-renovated homes on larger lots trading higher and original character homes offering more accessible entry points. Median figures move with the market, so rather than quote a number that dates quickly, we recommend a current read. For an accurate assessment of your specific property or of comparable sales in your street, contact the team directly.

Well-priced and well-presented homes in Doubleview are currently selling in an average of 22 days. Properties that are correctly priced from day one and backed by strong marketing often attract offers within the first two weeks of hitting the market. Overpriced listings tend to sit considerably longer and may ultimately sell below what a well-priced campaign would have achieved. Getting the initial pricing strategy right is the single most important decision a Doubleview vendor can make.

Doubleview offers strong fundamentals for buyers. It sits within 2.5 kilometres of Scarborough Beach, is served by well-regarded schools including Churchlands Senior High School, and has good access to Karrinyup Shopping Centre and Scarborough Beach Road retail and dining. The suburb is in a clear gentrification phase, with older homes being renovated or rebuilt and the demographic shifting toward younger families. For buyers who missed out on Scarborough or who want more land for their money, Doubleview represents genuine value with good long-term prospects.

Doubleview is predominantly a detached house suburb. The original housing stock consists largely of 1950s to 1970s brick-and-tile homes on lots of between 500 and 750 square metres, many of which remain in largely original condition and present significant renovation or redevelopment potential. There is a growing number of quality new builds and renovated character homes as the suburb upgrades. A smaller number of villas and townhouses also exist, particularly on the suburb's periphery near main roads, providing an entry point for first-home buyers and investors.

Look for a genuine local track record, recent comparable sales in your price bracket and a clear campaign strategy. Perth Property Partners is a family agency led by Director Rob Walker, whose results underpin the team's record: Grand Master designation from REIWA, recognition as a Top 1% Salesperson on reiwa.com for five consecutive years, four appearances in the REB Top 50 Agents WA finishing in the top 10 each time, and recognition as one of the Top 25 Agents in WA by total value sold at the REA Excellence Awards 2024. The team's track record in Doubleview includes well-negotiated results such as 30B Moorland Street, sold under offer ahead of comparable listings. Day to day you will work with Sales Executives Riley and Tom Walker, with Rob's experience behind every campaign. Call the team on 0410 144 211 or request a free appraisal online.

A few things matter most when selling in Doubleview. First, pricing: the suburb's range is broad, and setting the wrong asking price from the outset is the fastest way to lose money or time. Second, presentation: buyers in this suburb are increasingly sophisticated and expect properties to be clean, de-cluttered and well-photographed. Third, marketing reach: Doubleview buyers come from Scarborough, Karrinyup and further afield, so the campaign needs to target those displaced coastal buyers specifically. Finally, negotiation: with buyers often emotionally invested in landing a home in this area, having an experienced negotiator in your corner makes a measurable difference to your final result. The Perth Property Partners team brings all of these to every campaign it runs.