2017-04-11 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 1 Housing Needs Assessment

Table 53. Assumed percentage point change (a) in dwelling preference away from large
separate houses, Noosa Shire, 2011-2036

Household Type                                  No Change            Low Change            High Change

Small Households

Couple family with children with 3 people     No Change - 0%              -5%                  -10%
usually resident

Couple family with no children                No Change - 0%             -10%                  -20%

Lone parent family with 2 people usually      No Change - 0%             -10%                  -20%
resident

Lone person households                        No Change - 0%              -5%                  -10%

Group household with 2 people usually         No Change - 0%             -7.5%                 -15%
resident

Large Households

Lone parent family with 3+ people             No Change - 0%             -7.5%                 -15%
usually resident

Notes: (a) These are percentage point changes. As an example, if 75% of couples with no children were living
in large houses, a 20% reduction would mean a fall to 55% of couples living in large houses.

The resulting proportions are shown below for each household type affected by the
assumptions.

Table 54. Resulting proportion of households choosing large separate houses by
household type, Noosa Shire, 2036

Household Type                                  No Change            Low Change            High Change
                                                 (Current
                                                Situation)

Small Households

Couple family with children with 3 people          84.1%                 79.1%                 74.1%
usually resident

Couple family with no children                     74.2%                 64.2%                 54.2%

Lone parent family with 2 people usually           62.8%                 52.8%                 42.8%
resident

Lone person households                             45.6%                 40.6%                 35.6%

Group household with 2 people usually              59.0%                 51.5%                 44.0%
resident

Large Households

Lone parent family with 3+ people                  84.2%                 76.7%                 69.2%
usually resident


The table below (Table 55) shows the mix of dwelling types that might be more suitable for
those households moving away from large separate houses (if available).




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