Suburb profile
Olinda VIC 3788
Olinda is located in the Outer East Melbourne region of Victoria, postcode 3788. It has 1,051 properties across 68 streets, almost all houses. Explore every street in Olinda, its property history, homes for sale and rent, who lives there, and the local agents.
About Olinda
Olinda, VIC 3788, sits in Outer East Melbourne and neighbours Mount Dandenong, Kallista, Kalorama and Monbulk. Its 68 streets hold 1,051 properties, 980 of them houses and 71 units.
Census figures are for the Mount Dandenong - Olinda area. It had 9,706 residents, a median age of 45 and an average household of 2.6 people. Median household income was $2,102 a week, the median mortgage repayment $2,028 a month and the median rent $400 a week. Of 3,541 dwellings, 3,511 were separate houses, 24 semi-detached, 3 flats and 4 other; 1,386 were owned outright, 1,796 owned with a mortgage and 289 rented.
Updated October 2026
Who lives in Olinda
- 9,706Peoplelive in the area
- 45Median ageyears
- $2,102Median household incomea week
- $400Median renta week
Homes by type
- Houses3,511
- Townhouses and semis24
- Flats and apartments3
- Other4
Household
- Median mortgage repayment$2,028a month
- Household size2.6people on average
How homes are held
Schools in Olinda
Olinda Primary School
GovernmentPrimary
No secondary schools in Olinda.
Streets in Olinda
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Neighbouring suburbs
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Population and housing figures are drawn from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2021, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.
School details © Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), from the Australian Schools List, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International and modified. ACARA does not endorse Listd.
Area summaries are generated from the national address file and ABS Census data, and checked against those figures before publication.