Collingwood Heights WA, 6330
Collingwood Heights Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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Overview Collingwood Heights is a suburb located 5 km northeast of the Albany city centre. It is part of the City of Albany local government area in Western Australia. This suburb has a land area of 2.5 square kilometres with a population of 684 (as of 2011).
It has plenty of neighbouring suburbs like Lange, Bayonet Head, Yakamia, Spencer Park, Emu Point, Seppings, and Collingwood Park.
Living in Collingwood Heights Collingwood Heights is a residential suburb that is bordered by the Yakamia Creek Diversion and the Collingwood Road. However, the residential estate is concentrated near Breaksea Park. The rest of the suburb is a wide-open area that serves as the creek’s catchment area. There is only one private school in the suburb, which is Southlands Christian College. This school was established in 1999 and followed the ACE curriculum. The next nearest school is a couple of suburbs away. The median age of the population in this suburb is 39, and its population growth rate is -1.17%. Despite that, the housing market is growing, and the housing prices increase at a steady 7.6% annually.
History of Collingwood Heights Collingwood Heights was officially established as a suburb in 1981. Back then, it was only known as Collingwood.
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