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Figure 30. Dwelling type by locality, 2011




Source: AEC Group 2015;

Figure 31. Dwelling type by locality (resident households), 2011




Notes: Excluding unoccupied, and ‘visitor only’ households
Source: ABS 2011;

The most common tenure type throughout the Noosa Shire was dwellings that were owned
outright (that is without a mortgage). Localities where ‘owned outright’ was the most prominent
tenure type were Noosa North Shore (47.9% of all dwellings), Ridgewood to Tinbeerwah (44.2%)
and Boreen Point, Kin Kin and Cootharaba (41.6%).

Dwellings being purchased through a mortgage was the most common tenure type in Cooroibah,
where ‘owned with a mortgage’ accounted for 49.3% of all dwellings, and Federal to Ringtail
Creek, where ‘owned with a mortgage’ accounted for 46.3% of all dwellings.

There were high proportions of households renting in the Sunshine Beach to Peregian Beach
locality (36.8%), Noosa Heads (35.4%), Noosaville and Doonan locality (33.2%) and Tewantin
(31.0%).



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