Joondanna seamlessly combines a close-knit community spirit with a tapestry of historical significance. As you step into this suburb, you’ll be greeted by tree-lined streets and a rich heritage that resonate harmoniously in the present.
Present-day Joondanna thrives as a community where history and modernity entwine. The allure of the suburb extends beyond its name, with tree-canopied streets evoking a sense of tranquility and inviting residents to explore local markets, charming cafes, and the verdant beauty of nearby parks. Traditional architectural wonders coexist harmoniously with contemporary residences, resulting in an aesthetic tapestry that defines Joondanna’s character.
As of 2026, Joondanna is home to 5,283 residents across 2,788 dwellings, with a median age of 37. The suburb’s median sales price is $1.16M and median rental price is $850 per week, with properties typically selling within 6 days, according to data from REIWA and the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
5,283
37
2,788
$1.16M
$850 per week
6 Days
Data obtained in 2026 from Real Estate Institute of Western Australia and Australian Bureau of Statistics
The area’s origins date back to 1840 when the land was first granted to T. R. C. Walters. However, it wasn’t until after the conclusion of World War II that significant development began to take shape. The subdivision of Joondanna was initiated in 1939, and it was during the late 1940s and early 1950s that the suburb experienced a remarkable surge in growth. This period was marked by rapid urbanization, leading to a situation by 1958 where scarcely any vacant land remained available within the area.A significant addition to the suburb’s architectural landscape was the construction of St Denis church in 1967. Designed by Ernest Rossen, with interior work done by Iris Rossen, this church stands as an exceptional representation of late Twentieth Century architectural design, characterized by its distinct detached sculptural forms and innovative internal lighting.
As of 2026, the median sales price in Joondanna is $1.16M, with properties spending a median of just 6 days on market, based on data from REIWA and the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Holdsworth Real Estate manages rental properties throughout Joondanna from our local Yokine office at 100 Wanneroo Road, a few minutes up the road. Median rent in the suburb is $850 per week.
Holdsworth Real Estate is home to some of the best agents the Joondanna area has to offer. The agency’s award winning sales and property management teams bring deep local knowledge to every listing, appraisal and tenancy in the suburb.
Yes. Holdsworth provides full sales and property management services across Perth, Joondanna included, giving buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants one local team to deal with.
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