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Australia’s cheapest suburbs for home insurance

These are the Australian suburbs where a typical home costs the least to insure — ranked by the median premium across real Cover Club quotes.

$856
#1: Armadale
$856–$1,452
range across the list
50
suburbs ranked
Reviewed & fact-checked by licensed brokers Last updated June 2026 Built on 51,075 real quotes
#SuburbStateTypical premium
1Armadale6112WA$856
2Wellard6170WA$970
3Rockingham6168WA$1,000
4Davoren Park5113SA$1,022
5Yanchep6035WA$1,130
6Longford7301TAS$1,213
7Lancefield3435VIC$1,222
8Belmont3216VIC$1,227
9Dandenong North3175VIC$1,227
10Happy Valley5159SA$1,241
11Melton South3338VIC$1,242
12Eaton6232WA$1,249
13Paralowie5108SA$1,257
14Mount Gambier5290SA$1,257
15Truganina3029VIC$1,269
16Encounter Bay5211SA$1,270
17Frankston3199VIC$1,279
18Waikiki6169WA$1,280
19Mandurah6210WA$1,286
20Cranbourne East3977VIC$1,298
21Sunbury3429VIC$1,301
22Tarneit3029VIC$1,308
23Numurkah3636VIC$1,308
24Kingston Se5275SA$1,309
25Scottsdale7260TAS$1,313
26Thornlie6108WA$1,322
27Reservoir3073VIC$1,326
28Dudley Park6210WA$1,337
29Fraser Rise3336VIC$1,338
30Clyde3978VIC$1,354
31Jamestown5491SA$1,359
32Officer3809VIC$1,381
33Kangaroo Flat3555VIC$1,386
34Ararat3377VIC$1,388
35Hampton Park3976VIC$1,392
36Newnham7248TAS$1,394
37Hallett Cove5158SA$1,394
38Elliminyt3250VIC$1,401
39Narre Warren3805VIC$1,403
40Geelong West3218VIC$1,407
41Armstrong Creek3217VIC$1,409
42Essendon3040VIC$1,416
43Penola5277SA$1,424
44Kalamunda6076WA$1,431
45Altona Meadows3028VIC$1,435
46Wyndham Vale3024VIC$1,438
47Westbury7303TAS$1,443
48Hindmarsh Island5214SA$1,443
49Ferntree Gully3156VIC$1,448
50Ellenbrook6069WA$1,452

Median premium across real Cover Club quotes; suburbs with a sufficient sample only. Indicative only and individual results vary. Last refreshed June 2026.

Why these suburbs cost the least to insure

Cheap-to-insure suburbs share a profile: low exposure to flood, bushfire and cyclone, established housing, and a lower claims history. Many are inland or well-drained metropolitan areas away from the coast and the bush–urban fringe. Even here, premiums vary between insurers for the same home — being in a low-risk suburb is a reason to lock in a competitive price, not to stop comparing.

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FAQs

Why is home insurance cheaper in these suburbs?

Lower location risk. These suburbs face less flood, bushfire and cyclone exposure and often have lower crime, so insurers price them more keenly for the same home and sum insured.

If my suburb is cheap, do I still need to compare?

Yes — the gap between the cheapest and dearest quote for the same home is large everywhere. A low-risk suburb just means the whole range is lower; comparing still finds the best price within it.