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Wanneroo

90,378 residential parcels covering 123.8 km².

Highly restricted land

≈95% of Wanneroo’s residential land is highly restricted.

Driven mostly by 2-storey height caps. Wanneroo ranks #8 of 31 councils in Perth, and #20 of 133 capital city councils nationally.

Highly restricted residential
Not highly restricted residential

Source: Geometric union of 2-storey, low-density, detached-only, and heritage controls across Wanneroo. ABS LGA code 58760. Methodology →

Note: Figures and the map cover only the parts of this area inside the capital’s Significant Urban Area; land beyond the SUA boundary is excluded from our modelling.

Where Wanneroo ranks in Perth

Wanneroo ranks #8 of 31 Perth-area councils for highly restricted residential land.

Highly restricted

Wanneroo: ≈95% · rank #8 of 31

0% (least restrictive)(most restrictive) 100%

2-storey cap

  1. 1. Serpentine-Jarrahdale≈99%
  2. 2. Murray≈99%
  3. ⋯
  4. 5. Claremont≈96%
  5. 6. East Fremantle≈96%
  6. 7. Wanneroo≈95%
  7. 8. Bassendean≈94%
  8. 9. Cambridge≈94%
  9. ⋯
  10. 30. Vincent≈52%
  11. 31. Perth≈2%

Low-density

  1. 1. Mundaring≈94%
  2. 2. East Fremantle≈85%
  3. ⋯
  4. 24. Stirling≈46%
  5. 25. Murray≈30%
  6. 26. Wanneroo≈26%
  7. 27. Victoria Park≈24%
  8. 28. Swan≈23%
  9. ⋯
  10. 30. Vincent≈6%
  11. 31. Perth≈2%

Heritage

  1. 1. Fremantle≈51%
  2. 2. East Fremantle≈31%
  3. ⋯
  4. 19. Nedlands≈0%
  5. 20. Gosnells≈0%
  6. 21. Wanneroo≈0%
  7. 22. Murray≈0%
  8. 23. Melville≈0%
  9. ⋯
  10. 30. Cockburn≈0%
  11. 31. Joondalup≈0%

Highly restricted

  1. 1. Serpentine-Jarrahdale≈99%
  2. 2. Murray≈99%
  3. ⋯
  4. 6. Fremantle≈97%
  5. 7. Kalamunda≈96%
  6. 8. Wanneroo≈95%
  7. 9. Bassendean≈95%
  8. 10. Cambridge≈94%
  9. ⋯
  10. 30. Vincent≈56%
  11. 31. Perth≈17%

Source: Wanneroo ranked against other Perth-area councils on each restriction metric (ex-rural shares). Methodology →

Detailed zoning map

Wanneroo’s residential planning controls, polygon-by-polygon

Every residential zone in Wanneroo

  1. Commercial (R20)<1 km²0.1%
  2. Mixed use (R20)<1 km²<0.1%
  3. Residential<1 km²0.1%
  4. Residential (R2)1 km²0.7%
  5. Residential (R2.5)<1 km²<0.1%
  6. Residential (R5)<1 km²<0.1%
  7. Residential (R10)<1 km²<0.1%
  8. Residential (R15)<1 km²0.1%
  9. Residential (R20)25 km²23.8%
  10. Residential (R25)<1 km²0.4%
  11. Service commercial (R20)<1 km²<0.1%
  12. Special use (R20)<1 km²0.1%
  13. Urban development63 km²59.5%
  14. Urban development (R20)<1 km²<0.1%
  15. Residential (R30)3 km²2.7%
  16. Residential (R35)<1 km²<0.1%
  17. Commercial (R40)<1 km²<0.1%
  18. Mixed use (R40)<1 km²<0.1%
  19. Residential (R40)6 km²5.8%
  20. Residential (R50)<1 km²<0.1%
  21. Service commercial (R40)<1 km²<0.1%
  22. Special use (R40)<1 km²<0.1%
  23. Urban development (R40)<1 km²<0.1%
  24. Urban development (R-AC0)1 km²1.3%
  25. Commercial (R60)<1 km²0.1%
  26. Commercial (R80)<1 km²<0.1%
  27. Commercial (R-AC4)<1 km²<0.1%
  28. Mixed use (R60)<1 km²<0.1%
  29. Mixed use (R80)<1 km²<0.1%
  30. Residential (R60)2 km²1.6%
  31. Residential (R80)<1 km²<0.1%
  32. Commercial (R100)<1 km²0.1%
  33. Centre3 km²2.9%
  34. Commercial (R-AC3)<1 km²<0.1%
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Source: State-published zoning data, residential ex-rural, bounded to the Significant Urban Area. Areas measure the zone polygons drawn here, which include road reserve and unsubdivided land, so they are a different measure from the lot-by-lot areas behind this page’s restricted-land figures.