Kilmore is a regional centre located approximately 50km north of Melbourne's CBD, positioned as a rural township with growing suburban characteristics. The demographic profile skews toward established families and working professionals, with

a median age of 40 years and average household size of 2.5 persons. The median household income of $80,548 reflects a solid middle-income community. Key anchors include Kilmore Hospital and the Kilmore Shopping Centre, serving the local catchment effectively.

The suburb demonstrates modest but steady fundamentals suited to balanced investors. With a 3.8% gross yield and tight 0.9% vacancy rate, it offers reasonable cashflow properties. Recent growth of 2.3% annually reflects conservative capital

appreciation, while the 10-year trend of 6.0% indicates longer-term stability. The strong RCS cashflow score of 69.0 combined with moderate growth score suits investors prioritising income stability over rapid appreciation, particularly those targeting regional diversification.