Oak Park
Oak Park Property & Rent
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Oak Park Safety
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Includes assault, robbery, sexual offences, threats and intimidation - crimes directly harming personal safety
Includes burglary, vehicle theft, shoplifting, fraud, and property damage - the most common crime type
Includes drug possession, trafficking, manufacturing, and cultivation of illegal substances
Includes disturbing public order, unlawful weapon possession, harassment, and drunk and disorderly conduct
Includes breach of bail conditions, resist arrest, breach of community orders, and contempt of court
Includes environmental crimes, serious traffic violations, public health violations, and other uncategorised offences
Oak Park Community Overview
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📍 About Oak Park
OAK PARK is positioned in Northern Melbourne and supports a community of 6,714 residents across a compact area, creating a population density of 3305 people/km² according to the ABS 2021 Census.
Property: The local property market shows strong growth momentum, with Data Vic Q2 2025 reporting median house prices at $1.2M, representing a substantial 79% increase over the past decade. Unit prices have also performed well, reaching a median of $0.6M with a 38% rise over the same 10-year period.
Education: Families in the area have access to quality educational options, including the nearby Glenroy Private, which achieved a ranking of #243 among private schools according to VCAA 2025 VCE results.
Safety: Oak Park offers residents a secure living environment, with crime statistics from the Crime Statistics Agency (September 2025) showing a rate of 3977 per 100,000 people. This figure represents just 0.58 times the Victorian average of 6810, establishing the suburb as a very safe area.
Demographics: The suburb maintains cultural diversity while reflecting broader state patterns, with Chinese residents making up 5.10% of the population (approximately 342 people), a proportion that sits close to the Victorian average.
Transport: Commuting options are well-established, with the CBD located approximately 14.5km away, typically requiring around 20 minutes by car. Public transport connectivity is provided through the local train station on the Craigieburn line.