Furniture Removalists St Albans

• It has a population of 13,101 (2016)
• The median age is 32
• 49.2% of the population are male and 50.8% are female
• The postcode is 3183
• Surrounding suburbs include Balaclava, St Kilda, Windsor, Prahran, Armadale, Caulfield North, and Elsternwick
• The median property price is $1,232,500
• The median weekly rent is $690

St Albans is an up-and-coming suburb, with lots of new residents moving into the suburb. Many new homes and townhouses are emerging in beautifully planned estates, with parks, shopping areas and facilities coming with it. Residents can enjoy an influx of brand new developments and infrastructure over the next few years. There are also many opportunities for first home buyers and investors looking to renovate.

Being located just 15 km away from the CBD, it doesn’t take long to get there. A train ride will take you about 30 minutes, buses are conveniently placed on most streets, and driving is a 35 trip. Getting around the western suburbs is also a breeze. Furthermore, St Albans is a 15 minute drive to the airport, so if you want to jet off to another country, it can be easily done.

St Albans has plenty of shops, facilities, schools, amenities and greenery nearby, and with the affordability of homes in the area, it makes for a fantastic place to raise a family. You will feel completely at home in St Albans, with quiet, peaceful streets and many family-friendly locations.

• St Albans is 15 km north west of Melbourne CBD
• It is home to 37,309 people (2016)
• 53.5% of residents were born overseas
• Surrounding suburbs include Delahey, Kelor Downs, Kealba, Sunshine North, Cairnlea, Albanvale and Kings Park
• St Albans was first established in 1887
• The median age of St Albans is 36
• The median individual income per week is $352, and the median household income is $865
• 34.6% of residents were born in Australia
• 24.5% of the residents only spoke English
• The most common other countries of birth were Vietnam (15.7%), India (6.3%), Malta (4.2%), Philippines (2.5%), Croatia (1.7%), Macedonia (1.7%), Greece (1.7%), Bosnia and Herzegovina (1.5%), China (1.3%), Italy (1.2%), New Zealand (1.1%), Sudan (1.0%), Germany (1.0%) and Serbia (0.9%)