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From the archive MCU10/2127 Development Application part 2 of 2 Plans 5 Morwong Drive Noosa Heads. File date in the archive: 2010-12-20 09:49.
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2. Visitor Accommodation in Noosa
Chart 2.3 show that the average occupancy rate over a full year is Currently there are 1,579 rooms available which is only 44 more than
currently slightly less than 60% of available nights, ranging from a low the number of rooms available in March 2005.
of around 40% to a high of almost 75%. Significantly, the number of bed spaces available is now equivalent to
One of the main reasons why room nights occupied and the overall 5,174 which is almost 400 fewer than were available in March 2005.
occupancy rate is declining is because the average length of stay of C
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visitors is reducing marginally over time, as shown in Chart 2.4. available throughout the entire Sunshine Coast, Charts 2.8 and 2.9
Finally, relative to the Sunshine Coast as a whole, holiday flats, units demonstrate that Noosa’s market share of rooms and bed spaces is
and houses in Noosa currently represent approximately 37.5% of stock declining marginally, as the appeal of other Sunshine Coast
throughout the Sunshine Coast and this has tended to range from destinations (e.g. Mooloolaba) improve.
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room nights occupied and the overall occupancy rate for hotels, motels
Noosa's Total Holiday Flats, Units and Houses as % of Sunshine Coast Chart 2.5 and serviced apartments in Noosa has been flat at best over the past 6
years or so (see Charts 2.10 – 2.12).
39.5%
39.0% As shown in Chart 2.11 Noosa’s occupancy rate fluctuates between
38.5%
38.0%
around 45% - 72% of room nights available, averaging approximately
37.5% 57% at the present time. This occupancy rate has declined from the
37.0% high of around 62% in January 2006, again partly due to a reduction in
36.5%
36.0%
the average length of stay (see Chart 2.12).
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Once again, it is also notable that Noosa’s share of room nights
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Source : ABS, Tourist Accommodation, Small Area Data, Queensland, 8635.3.55.001, Mar 2005 - Mar 2010 ; Urbis
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2.2.2 Hotels, Motels and Service Apartments
Charts 2.6 – 2.13 encapsulate the key trends relating to visitor
accommodation in hotels, motels and serviced apartments.
As shown in Charts 2.6 and 2.7, there has been some rationalisation in
the number of rooms and the number of bed spaces available
throughout Noosa in the period since September 2007, following a
significant increase in supply around that time.
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