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Narre Warren North

Casey council · default-weight liveability

7/7 domains measured

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Area-level read for Narre Warren North - uses this area's centre point, so it is approximate. Drop a pin on the map for an exact-address check.

In brief

Narre Warren North, in Casey, is a lower-density, outer-suburban area. Among Greater Melbourne areas it ranks strongly for safety, affordability and the local economy. It rates lower for schools and public transport. Housing is mostly owner-occupied (about 4% of homes rented). This describes the wider area, not any single property, and is context - not advice.

Score breakdown · default weights

Rent burden76 · 30%

Above average · Lower rent burden than 76% of Greater Melbourne

Transport7 · 18%

Well below average · Better public transport access than 7% of Greater Melbourne

Safety85 · 14%

Excellent · Safer than 85% of Greater Melbourne

Health20 · 14%

Well below average · Better health access than 20% of Greater Melbourne

Hazards24 · 8%

Below average · Lower bushfire & flood exposure than 24% of Greater Melbourne

Education16 · 8%

Well below average · Better school access than 16% of Greater Melbourne

Economy68 · 8%

Above average · Stronger local economy than 68% of Greater Melbourne

One optional lens. This composite is the default-weight blend of the seven scored domains, shown as percentile ranks within Greater Melbourne - not an authority on where to live. Open a category tab for the underlying metrics, or re-weight the map itself with the Lens picker. Outer-growth areas always rank low on transport.

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Key facts

Council
Casey
Domains measured
7/7
Strongest domain
Safety (85)
Lowest domain
Transport (7)

Trends over time - context only, never in the score

Resident population

8,206people · 2023(+51% since 2001)
+51%better20012023
Area-level · 23 points
20012023

Source: ABS ERP by SA2 — full annual series (2001–2023) · context only - not in the score.

How this trend is built (geography & boundary notes)

Affordability trend (medians)

Rent-to-income15%· 2021
-11%better20112021
Area-level · 3 points
Mortgage-to-income21%· 2021
-20%better20112021
Area-level · 3 points

Source: ABS Census 2021 Time Series Profile (C21_T02_SA2) · ratio of medians (cost / income), not a 30%-stress share · context only - not in the score.

How this trend is built (geography & boundary notes)

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Not relocation or financial advice. The composite score is a percentile rank within Greater Melbourne presented as an optional lens - a data-access tool, not a definitive ranking of places. Context metrics are never folded into the locked seven-domain composite.