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2017-04-11 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 1 Housing Needs Assessment
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Table 6. Household Type by Dwelling Type, Noosa Shire, 2011
Household Type Separate Semi- Attached Other Total
House Detached Dwellings Households
Couple with no children 5,405 593 423 71 6,492 (34.0%)
Couple with children 4,550 120 156 21 4,847 (25.4%)
One parent family 1,805 186 178 23 2,192 (11.5%)
Other family 84 9 24 3 120 (0.6%)
Total Families 11,844 908 781 118 13,651 (71.4%)
Lone person household 2,763 862 897 143 4,665 (24.4%)
Group household 583 87 115 8 793 (4.1%)
Total Households 15,190 1,857 1,793 269 19,109
(79.5%) (9.7%) (9.4%) (1.4%) (100%)
Notes: Only primary family type counted for multi-family households. Excluding visitor only households.
Excluding dwellings unoccupied on Census night.
Source: ABS 2013a;
3.1.4 Household Size and Dwelling Size
The Shire reported a lower average persons per household (2.4) compared to the SEQ Region
(2.6) and the State (2.6).
Around 25% of all occupied dwellings in Noosa Shire had only one person living in them, and
around 42% had two people living in them (Table 7). Around 45% of all occupied dwellings had
three bedrooms, a further 27% had four bedrooms, and 18% have two bedrooms.
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