Berwick is in need of better scores for culture, employment and tree cover for an improved overall rank and to overcome the fact it is relatively far from the coast and beyond the tram network. Take this quiz to find out, its based on real Deloitte and Tract data so you know we arent just pulling your leg!
Culture, trams, employment, crime, tree cover and education are all areas Caulfield North scores highly in. Better proximity to schools and more open space is also needed for a better overall score. Roxburgh Park borders Craigieburn and is 20 kilometres north of the city. On the other hand, the crime rate is much better and it has the same great tree cover and topographic variation. Theres little congestion on the roads in Croydon North, crime is low, and the suburb has excellent topographic variation. 65%. More shops, cafes and culture would further enhance the area. However, its important to note that low crime rates do not necessarily guarantee safety, and that crime can occur anywhere. Derrimut is in need of better access public transport for liveability, with residents relying on very few buses. It scores middle of the road in most other areas. Have you taken the quiz to find your ideal suburb. 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CITY OF YARRA 13, 566.6 offences per 100,000 Population: 86,657 Second on the list is the City of Yarra, Residents in the area benefit from very low crime the fourth best ranking in the city good proximity to schools, clear roads and excellent topographic variation. East Melbourne consistently performs well in this study is due to its outstanding scores for culture, cafes, employment and walkability all of which it ranks in the top 15 of the city for. Greater Melbournes fifth safest LGA for violent crimes saw 881 offences recorded over the past year at a rate of 565.1 per 100,000 residents. Clarinda is 19 kilometres south-east of the city bordering Clayton South. and around 90% of properties are owner-occupied. St Kilda East scores highest for employment. The suburb is also not walkable and has far fewer cafes than its sibling suburb Warrandyte, that ranks much higher overall at 155th. The inner south suburbs saw four homicides, 34 robberies, 547 assaults and 65 The only areas where Aberfeldie is below average are trains, walkability and congestion, and even then, it doesnt rank in the bottom 100 suburbs for any of these factors. Small suburb Heatherton borders Moorabbin and is 20kilometres south-eastof the city. Getting to Pascoe Vale via train or nearby trams is relatively easy, and the suburb offers good proximity to schools. Very safe. Hallams liveability continues to improve in this study, albeit slowly. tennis court. Ivanhoe is a strong performer for trains (ranked fifth) and topographic variation, but its weakest ranks are congestion and crime. For more information on the data contained within the crime by location please see the supporting Explanatory notes and Classifications and Victorian map boundaries. Boronia, located 32 kilometres east of the CBD, is Knox City Councils highest ranking suburb on this list. Burnley rates relatively well across the board except for buses, crime rate, primary schools and congestion. Glenroy is 13 kilometres north of the CBD. Carrum Downs benefits from being relatively close to the coast and a good score for road congestion. Melbourne has moderate safety metrics. Kallista is Violent offenses tracked included rape, murder and non-negligent manslaughter, armed robbery, and aggravated assault, including assault with a deadly weapon. With the exception of culture, open space and congestion, hilly and leafy Balwyn ranks reasonably well across the board. Median house prices in Black Rock are $2.63 million and around $1.21 million for units. The minimal amount of public transport plus low scores for culture, cafes, and retail detract from Altona Meadows excellent open space that ranks the fourth best in Melbourne. To achieve a higher overall ranking, Junction Village needs to improve in several areas. And how real estate can help you reach your goals. Whats boosting the areas liveability are the excellent bus services paired with a good tram network (although train access is poor). Oak Park, located 11 kilometres north-west of the CBD, gets few points for retail, cafes and culture, but it does have great trains, proximity to primary schools and hills. Mount Waverley is the highest-ranking suburb in the Monash council area. Where Altona North does best is in culture. More schools would boost Yallambies liveability. Delahey borders Taylors Lakes and is 20 kilometres north-west of the CBD. Walkability is also decent, but the lack of schools, trees and hills brings down its overall score. Maribyrnong has come leaps and bounds thanks to its retail sector which this study ranks the best in Melbourne (based on the percentage of local workforce employed in cafes/restaurants along with the proportion of suburb covered by commercial/retail land area). Aspendale, located on the water 27 kilometres south-eastof the CBD, is one of the biggest movers on this list mainly because of its low crime rate. According to Safer Australias analysis of the latest crime statistics from the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) Victoria, Melbourne is ranked safer than 57% of the cities and towns across Australia, regardless of population size. Retail is in strong supply in Maidstone thanks largely to the proximity of nearby Highpoint Shopping Centre. (14%), south east (14%) and the west (7%). In most other areas the suburb rates below average, most notably in the retail, cafes, open space and walkability categories. Burnside Heights ranks the fourth lowest in the city for both cafes and employment, and fifth worst for walkability. Areas the suburb could most improve in are employment, education and walkability. Copyright 2000-2023 Location Inc. Broadmeadows performs fairly averagely across the board except for proximity to education, on which it scores well for. Bordering Yarraville, Spotswood benefits from being close to the coast, having a very high culture score and the second best train ranking in Melbourne. The suburbs biggest issues are the crime rate, limited schools, congested roads and buses, however, this latter category is not weighted as heavily as trains and trams, which East Melbourne scores well for. WebAs of September 2018 the CBD of Melbourne had the highest rate of overall criminal incidents in the state (15,949.9), followed by Latrobe (12,896.1) and Yarra (11,119.2). Its overall rank is also impacted by being far from the coast. For more information about counting rules, please refer to the Explanatory Notes. Sydenham residents have easy access to trains at Watergardens station and there are few congested roads in the area. Here is Victorias total data for these offences can be used as a benchmark for comparison. Culture, cafes, trams, employment, education and walkability are all qualities North Melbourne residents can confidently boast of. The amount of tree cover and open space are also above average. Good cafes, proximity to secondary education, open space and of course coast proximity are elements that underpin Williamstowns solid liveability. The areas Ferntree Gully scores the best for are congestion and topographic variation. Macleods weakest points are the lack of walkability, few shops, and its proximity to schools. In Victoria the Crime Statistics Agency collects incident data, and recorded the following for Melbournes suburbs, expressed as a figure per 100 residents. Now let us turn to take a look at how Melbourne does for violent crimes specifically, and then how it does for property crimes. Despite recording weak scores for retail, cafes, walkability, and trains, Essendon West is balanced out by having a very low crime rate, plenty of hills and open space (the equal eighth best in Melbourne).Shohei Ohtani Career Stats,
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