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Shopping in Perth: Best Malls, Boutiques & Precincts

Discover Perth's top shopping destinations from Hay Street Mall to Subiaco, Claremont Quarter and Fremantle. Expert guide to malls, boutiques and designer stores.

By Perth Daily · Published 30 June 2026 at 4:48 am

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UpdatedUpdated 2 July 2026 at 4:50 am

Shopping in Perth: Best Malls, Boutiques & Precincts
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Perth's shopping geography is organised around the Hay Street Mall CBD pedestrian precinct, the luxury Raine Square and the Brookfield Place arcade, the Subiaco high street and the Claremont Quarter in the western suburbs, and the Fremantle heritage shopping precinct near the port. Perth's isolation from the eastern capitals has historically meant a somewhat thinner retail offer at the premium end, but this has improved significantly with the mining boom's expansion of Perth's affluent consumer class.

CBD flagship shopping — the Hay Street Mall and Murray Street Mall pedestrian precincts house the David Jones and Myer Perth flagships alongside the major fast fashion brands and the Galleria Centre and the Carillon City arcade complex. Raine Square (William Street) provides a more boutique CBD shopping experience with specialty retailers and the food precinct. Brookfield Place (St Georges Terrace) serves the corporate market with premium food, fashion, and lifestyle retail.

Subiaco — Rokeby Road, Subiaco is Perth's most established inner-city boutique shopping street, with independent fashion boutiques, specialty food retailers, the Subiaco Markets (Saturday), and the café culture that makes Subiaco one of Perth's most pleasant shopping environments. The Subi Centre development has added new retail to the station precinct.

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Claremont Quarter — the Claremont Quarter shopping centre (Bay View Terrace, Claremont) is Perth's premium suburban shopping destination, with boutique fashion, homewares, specialty food, and the demographic concentration of Perth's western suburbs professional class. Claremont is the closest Perth has to a Sydney Double Bay or Melbourne Toorak Road shopping experience.

Fremantle — the Fremantle Markets, the Fremantle cappuccino strip (South Terrace), and the Queen Victoria Street independent retail precinct provide Perth's most historic and independent shopping experience, with the heritage port city setting adding character unavailable in the suburban mall format.

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