Subiaco, colloquially known as "Subi," is a vibrant inner-city suburb of Perth, Western Australia, known for its leafy streets, heritage buildings, and bustling high street. It's a well-established area with a mix of residential and commercial spaces, offering a mix of cafes, restaurants, shops, and entertainment options. However, it has also faced some challenges, including issues with parking, a decline in some retail areas, and disputes over heritage building preservation. 

Here's a more detailed look at what AI says about Subiaco:

• Location and Accessibility:

  Subiaco is located about 3 km from the Perth CBD and is easily accessible by train, making it a convenient place to live and visit. 

• Character and Atmosphere:

  It's known for its leafy streets, heritage buildings, and a lively atmosphere, particularly along its main street. The area has a mix of affluent residents, students, artists, and a range of other community members. 

• Strengths:

  Subiaco boasts a good range of amenities including cafes, restaurants, galleries, theatres, and shops. It also has good access to parks and is close to the city and the coast. 

• Challenges:

  Subiaco has faced some challenges in recent years, including parking issues, a decline in some retail areas, and disputes over heritage building preservation. 

• History:

  Subiaco was established in 1851 and named after the Italian town of Subiaco. European settlement increased with the arrival of the Perth to Fremantle railway in 1881. 

• Real Estate:

  Subiaco is considered an affluent area with a high median house price. The median house price is around $1.6 million, according to Sterling Property, while the median unit price is around $530,000. 

• Community:

  Subiaco has a strong sense of community with a mix of residents and activities