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2022-11-14 GC Agenda - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Short Term Accommodation Monitoring Report 2022
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Table 54 Dwellings used for short-term accommodation by zone Noosa Plan 2020 Sunshine Beach
Zone Dwellings used for STA Guest suite Secondary dwelling
Low Density Residential zone 166 3 3
Medium Density Residential 176 1
zone
High Density Residential zone 243
Tourist Accommodation zone 5
Totals 590 4 3
Total use of dwellings for STA 597
Total Res rated Dwellings 1827
% STA (Including guest suites 33%
and secondary dwellings)
Sunrise Beach
12 % of the dwellings stock in Sunrise Beach is used for short term accommodation up from
9.5% in April 2020, all within residential zones. The number of entire dwellings being used for
short term accommodation increased from 164 to 204 during this time. The highest
concentration of short-term accommodation was around David Low Way. There were no other
forms of tourist / visitor accommodation in the area.
Table 55 Dwellings used for short-term accommodation by zone Noosa Plan 20202 Sunrise Beach
Zone Dwellings used for STA Guest suite Secondary dwellings
Low Density Residential zone 80 4 1
Medium Density Residential 89 1
zone
High Density Residential zone 35 1
Totals 204 5 2
Total use of dwellings for 211
STA
Total Res rated Dwellings 1736
% STA (including guest 12%
suites and secondary
dwellings)
pg. 112
Noosa Council Monitoring Report 2022/23
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