About 30-34 Prince Street
34 Prince Street is a 10 lot apartment building in Queens Park, built in 2008. It is located within the Perth - South East region and falls under Canning council.
Apartments at 34 Prince Street currently show a median estimated value of $578,000 and a median weekly rent of $705, compared with Queens Park medians of $556,788 and $728 per week.
Valuation Performance vs. Queens Park (6107)
Based on data we have available for this building and other apartment buildings in the area, the median unit value for 34 Prince Street is $578k, with a median rent of $705/wk and a median gross yield of 6.34%.
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AVM data is based on aggregated unit sales and rental activity. Estimates are modelled values - not formal valuations. Use as a guide only. Data updated January 2026.
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