Open GPS-activity heat + official crime statistics + census incomes, blended per suburb. Pick your city, drag the sliders, watch the ranking re-order live.
🗺️ Suburb maps: Melbourne · Sydney · Brisbane · Perth · Adelaide
Relocation guides computed from the same data as every ranking here — which suburbs are safest, best value and best for families, with the working shown.
Full ranking: Melbourne · Sydney · Brisbane · Perth · Adelaide
Full ranking: Melbourne · Sydney · Brisbane · Perth (no safety data) · Adelaide
Full ranking: Melbourne · Sydney · Brisbane · Perth (no safety data) · Adelaide
Full ranking: Melbourne · Sydney · Brisbane · Perth · Adelaide
Full ranking: Melbourne · Sydney · Brisbane · Perth · Adelaide
There is no single answer, because we rank suburbs within each city. On our default blend (safety, activity, value, parks and cafés), the top-ranked suburb in each city is: Eaglemont (Melbourne), Cammeray (Sydney), Ashgrove (Brisbane), Floreat (Perth), Leabrook (Adelaide). Change the sliders on any city page and the order changes.
Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide: 1,445 suburbs in total, each scored on ten measures from public data.
Official state police crime statistics where a suburb-level release exists, ABS census income and population, open GPS-activity heat, OpenStreetMap parks, cafés, gyms and transit stops, and parkrun locations. Every suburb page lists its sources; the full method is on the methodology page.
No. No ranking is sold or sponsored, and there is no editorial opinion in the scores. Read the method at /methodology/ and check any suburb against its listed sources.
Every suburb gets ten scores from public data — official crime statistics, census income and population, open GPS-activity heat, parks and green-space access, cafés, gyms, transit stops and the nearest parkrun. No survey, no sponsorship, no editorial opinion. The inputs and their sources are listed on every page.