If you own a property in Perth, especially near the coast, Airbnb income can significantly outperform traditional renting — but only when managed correctly.
In suburbs like Scarborough, Trigg, City Beach, and Cottesloe, many properties are generating between $50,000 and $120,000 per year.
This guide breaks down what your property could realistically earn in 2026.
Average Airbnb Income in Perth
1-Bedroom Apartment
• Nightly rate: $140–$220
• Occupancy: 65–80%
• Annual income: $40K–$65K
2-Bedroom Apartment
• Nightly rate: $220–$320
• Annual income: $60K–$95K
3–4 Bedroom Homes
• Nightly rate: $400–$800+
• Annual income: $90K–$180K+
What Determines Your Earnings
• Location (coastal = premium)
• Presentation and styling
• Listing quality and photos
• Pricing strategy
• Reviews and guest experience
Common Mistakes
• Underpricing the property
• Poor furniture and styling
• Slow guest communication
• No pricing optimisation
Final Insight
Two identical properties in the same suburb can have a $30K+ income difference depending on how they’re managed.
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