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2017-04-11 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 1 Housing Needs Assessment
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apartments but excluding secondary dwellings) approved during the period, 36 dwellings were
priced at more than $750,000 per dwelling.22
Table 41. Approved Value per Dwelling by Locality, Noosa Shire, 1 July 2011 to 30 June
2016
Dwelling Type Approval Value Per Dwelling (‘000) Total
$0-50 $50- $150- $250- $350- $450- $550- $650- $750
150 250 350 450 550 650 750 +
Separate House 29 62 363 409 143 58 33 25 105 1,227
Separate House 4 4 2 10
and Secondary
Dwelling
Flat, Unit or 14 6 36 56
Apartment (a)
Secondary Dwelling 12 18 4 1 35
Semi-Detached 2 1 6 2 11
Caravan, Cabin, 1 3 4
Houseboat
Total 56 89 372 417 144 58 39 27 141 1,343
Note: Excludes approvals with $0 approval value as it was assumed that this data was not available. Flat, unit
or apartment impacted by $36m development featuring 36 units.
Source: Noosa Shire Council 2016b (Data);
Of the 1,278 new dwellings approved where floor area data was available from Council, 566
dwellings had floor areas of 100-250m2 (44%), and 409 dwellings had floor areas of 250-350m2
(32%) (Table 42). Overall, over a half (55%) were over 250m2. Only 5.2% of dwellings were less
than 100m2.
22
These were all part of the one development at Serenity Close, Noosa Heads where all 36 dwellings were
valued at $1 million each.
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