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2017-04-11 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 1 Housing Needs Assessment
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3. EXISTING HOUSING SUPPLY AND DWELLING CHARACTERISTICS
3.1 Private Housing Market Characteristics
3.1.1 Total Dwellings
There were a total of 25,419 dwellings counted in Noosa Shire at the 2011 Census. Of these,
20,713 dwellings were occupied on Census night (75.2%), 4,559 were unoccupied (17.9%)5, and
147 were non-private dwellings (0.6%) (for example, residential aged care homes and hospitals)
(Table 3). The proportion of unoccupied dwellings in Noosa Shire was much higher than for
Queensland as a whole (17.9% for Noosa Shire, compared to 9.7% for Queensland).
Approximately 1,602 dwellings were occupied by visitors/tourists on Census night, and these
dwellings made up around 6.3% of all of the dwellings in Noosa Shire, or 7.7% of all occupied
private dwellings.
Table 3. Dwellings, Noosa Shire, SEQ and Queensland, 2011
Dwelling Type Noosa Shire SEQ Queensland
Occupied private dwellings 20,713 (81.5%) 1,150,971 (91.2%) 1,648,541 (90.0%)
Occupied private dwellings – Residents 19,111 (75.2%) 1,096,686 (86.9%) 1,547,304 (84.5%)
Occupied private dwellings – Visitors 1,602 (6.3%) 54,285 (4.3%) 101,237 (5.5%)
only
Unoccupied private dwellings 4,559 (17.9%) 108,085 (8.6%) 177,914 (9.7%)
Total 25,272 (99.4%) 1,259,056 (99.8%) 1,826,455 (99.7%)
Non-private dwellings 147 (0.6%) 2,419 (0.2%) 5,412 (0.3%)
Total (including non-private 25,419 1,261,475 1,831,867
dwellings) (100.0%) (100.0%) (100.0%)
Notes: Excludes migratory, off-shore and shipping dwellings.
Source: ABS 2013a;
3.1.2 Dwelling Type
Of the 25,272 private dwellings in Noosa Shire in 2011, 18,828 were detached or separate houses
(74.5%), 2,489 were semi-detached (9.8%), 3,328 were attached (13.2%) and 618 were other
dwelling types (2.4%). Table 4 and Figure 10 below summarise the numbers and proportions of
the different dwelling types for both unoccupied and occupied dwellings as well as dwellings
occupied by residents and visitors/tourists.
Larger proportions of unoccupied dwellings and dwellings occupied only by visitors are attached
dwellings, compared to dwellings occupied by residents. Around 24% of unoccupied dwellings
and 28% of dwellings occupied only by visitors were attached dwellings, compared with just 9.4%
of dwellings occupied by residents being attached.
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19.3% if excluding dwellings occupied by visitor only households
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