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

Household                  Separate House                     Semi-Detached                          Attached                        Other Dwelling Type
Type

High Change

2011               1,775       15,062       16,836    1,237        791        2,028       1,504        496         2,001       218           69            287

2016               1,940       15,669       17,610    1,410        898        2,308       1,730        532         2,261       235           73            308

2021               2,073       15,482       17,555    1,614       1,026       2,640       2,011        551         2,562       243           75            318

2026               2,226       15,394       17,620    1,842       1,168       3,010       2,326        574         2,900       253           78            331

2031               2,384       14,999       17,383    2,108       1,332       3,440       2,696        595         3,291       261           80            341

2036               2,533       14,519       17,051    2,367       1,492       3,859       3,058        612         3,670       266           82            348
Notes: The figures in this table are accumulative which means that each year’s figures build on and include the figures for prior all years. For example, in the low change scenario,
there is estimated to be a shortfall of 57 small houses at 2016 compared to assumed population needs, this changes to an estimated shortfall of 153 small houses at 2021. There is
no need to sum the figures to provide the overall shortfall at 2021, the figure shown is the total shortfall at that year.

Source: Briggs & Mortar analysis based on Queensland Government household and dwelling projections, 2015 edition (Queensland Government 2016h);




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