❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on Department of Housing properties in five suburbs, including quantity, proportion, residents, rates, head leases, and planned construction. The answer provides specific figures for each category and suburb.
AnsweredQoN 7398Legislative Assembly
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In regards to the suburbs of Alexander Heights, Koondoola, Mirrabooka, Nollamara and Westminster, as at 1 March 2012, I ask:
(a) how many Department of Housing properties are there in each suburb;
(b) what proportion of total properties, in each suburb, does this represent;
(c) how many people are registered as residing in Department of Housing residences in each suburb;
(d) what are the total council rates paid for these properties in each suburb;
(e) how many of the Department of Housing properties have a head lease agreement with a non-government organisation, in each suburb; and
(f) how many Department of Housing homes does the Government plan to build in the next financial year, in each suburb?
(a) how many Department of Housing properties are there in each suburb;
(b) what proportion of total properties, in each suburb, does this represent;
(c) how many people are registered as residing in Department of Housing residences in each suburb;
(d) what are the total council rates paid for these properties in each suburb;
(e) how many of the Department of Housing properties have a head lease agreement with a non-government organisation, in each suburb; and
(f) how many Department of Housing homes does the Government plan to build in the next financial year, in each suburb?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
15 May 2012
Responded by
Minister for Housing
Response time
75 days
The Department of Housing advises:
(a) As at 29 February 2012:
Alexander Heights 96
Koondoola 182
Mirrabooka 417
Nollamara 492
Westminster 211
(b) As at 29 February 2012 (based on March 2012 market presence):
Alexander Heights 3.5 per cent
Koondoola 12.6 per cent
Mirrabooka 15.8 per cent
Nollamara 10.1 per cent
Westminster 8.4 per cent
(c) As at 29 February 2012:
Alexander Heights 129
Koondoola 363
Mirrabooka 798
Nollamara 867
Westminster 360
(d) For the financial year 2011/12:
Alexander Heights $79,158.29
Koondoola $147,249.13
Mirrabooka $407,033.43
Nollamara $440,040.59
Westminster $181,688.65
(e) As at 29 February 2012:
Alexander Heights 11
Koondoola 21
Mirrabooka 14
Nollamara 66
Westminster 82
(f) For the financial year 2011/12:
Alexander Heights 0
Koondoola 0
Mirrabooka 0
Nollamara 7
Westminster 0
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(a) As at 29 February 2012:
Alexander Heights 96
Koondoola 182
Mirrabooka 417
Nollamara 492
Westminster 211
(b) As at 29 February 2012 (based on March 2012 market presence):
Alexander Heights 3.5 per cent
Koondoola 12.6 per cent
Mirrabooka 15.8 per cent
Nollamara 10.1 per cent
Westminster 8.4 per cent
(c) As at 29 February 2012:
Alexander Heights 129
Koondoola 363
Mirrabooka 798
Nollamara 867
Westminster 360
(d) For the financial year 2011/12:
Alexander Heights $79,158.29
Koondoola $147,249.13
Mirrabooka $407,033.43
Nollamara $440,040.59
Westminster $181,688.65
(e) As at 29 February 2012:
Alexander Heights 11
Koondoola 21
Mirrabooka 14
Nollamara 66
Westminster 82
(f) For the financial year 2011/12:
Alexander Heights 0
Koondoola 0
Mirrabooka 0
Nollamara 7
Westminster 0
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