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2022-11-14 GC Agenda - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Short Term Accommodation Monitoring Report 2022
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Noosa Heads
Noosa Heads has the highest concentration of visitor accommodation with the greatest
proportion of residential rated dwellings being used for short term accommodation. 2437 entire
dwellings are being used for short term accommodation representing 52.7% of residential
rated dwellings in Noosa Heads, an increase of 376 entire dwellings, mostly apartments, since
April 2020. (Note that 225 apartments were previously identified as hotel rooms under April
202 data).
The highest concentration of short-term accommodation is in Hastings Street, Noosa Parade
/ Noosa Sound and along Noosa Drive.
With zone changes under NP2020, the majority, 64%, of short term accommodation in Noosa
Heads is now located in the Tourist Accommodation zone, where under the former NP2006
70% were located in a residential zone.
Noosa Heads also accommodates 2 motels comprising 34 rooms and 1 hotel with 179 rooms
and 2 backpackers comprising 208 beds.
Table 53 Dwellings used for short-term accommodation by zone Noosa Plan 2020 Noosa Heads
Zone Dwellings used for STA Guest suite Secondary dwelling
Low Density Residential zone 251 10
Medium Density Residential 340 1
zone
High Density Residential zone 284
Tourist Accommodation zone 1562
Totals 2437 11
Total use of dwellings for STA 2448
Total Res rated Dwellings 4645
% STA (includes guest suite 52.7%
and secondary dwelling)
Sunshine Beach
Sunshine Beach’s visitor accommodation offer was dominated by the use of dwellings for short
term accommodation and backpacker and motel style accommodation, with 107 backpacker
beds available and a 19 room motel.
33% of the dwelling stock is used for short-term accommodation, up from 28% in April 2020
with an increase of entire dwellings being used for short term accommodation from 516 to 590,
an additional 74 dwellings. 99% of those dwellings are located in a residential zone. The
highest concentration of short-term accommodation is around Duke Street however short term
accommodation was fairly evenly distributed throughout the balance of the area.
pg. 111
Noosa Council Monitoring Report 2022/23
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