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05. Town Planning Report · MCU10/2127
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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3. Resident Market
In keeping with the age profile of the population, the labour force 3.3 Retail Expenditure Levels
participation rate is relatively low, however those employed are
Table 3.3 summarises the estimated level of retail expenditure per
mainly in white collar occupations, and the population at large is
capita for the Noosa-Noosaville population, as compared with
generally well educated.
Queensland averages. This shows that average per capita retail
In conclusion,
conclusion therefore
therefore, the Noosa-Noosaville
Noosa Noosaville population can be expenditure levels in 2009 are estimated at $18
$18,860,
860 as compared with
expected to exhibit an older age profile, occupying smaller households. $12,104 per capita throughout Queensland as a whole. In other words,
In addition, whilst average income levels are generally around the the Noosa-Noosaville population spends approximately 55.8% more on
Queensland average or above, residents are likely to benefit from retail goods and services than is generally the case throughout
accumulated wealth. Queensland when measured on a per capita basis.
Noosa-Noosaville SLA - Keyy Socio-Economic Characteristics Table 33.3
3 also shows how expenditure varies by product group
group, with
for the Usual Resident Population, 2006 Table 3.2
Noosa-
homewares spending being 75.0% above average, take home food
Noosaville Queensland (“food retail”) 52.2% above average and dining out (“food catering”) at
Average Per Capita Income 29,165 25,474 30.1% above average.
Per Capita Income Variation +14.5% -
Income
Average Household Income 64,425 66,022 Average expenditure of $18,860 per capita is equivalent to $51.67 per
Household Income Variation -2.4% -
Average Household Size 2.21 2.59 day and this estimate is used in the following section of this report
Family Households 68% 73% when considering our scenario analysis.
Couple family with no children 40% 28%
Couple family with children under 15 14% 23%
Couple family with no children under 15 6% 9%
Household
One parent family with children under 15 4% 7%
Structure Noosa-Noosaville SLA - Per Capita Retail Expenditure Levels
One parent family with no children under 15 3% 5%
Other 1% 1% b Product
by Prod ct Group
Gro p including
incl ding GST,
GST 2009 ($2009) Table 3.3
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Non-Family Households 32% 27% Noosa-Noosaville Queensland
Group 4% 5%
Food Retail 7,669 5,038
Lone Person 27% 23%
Food Catering 1,912 1,470
Labour Force Participation 56% 66%
Labour Apparel 2,101 1,270
White Collar (%) 75% 65% Product
Force Homewares 1,753 1,002
Blue Collar (%) 25% 35% Category
Tertiary
y Education Bulky Goods 2,147 1,285
Bachelor Degree or Higher 14% 14% Leisure 2,553 1,573
Advanced Diploma or Associate Degree 10% 7% Services 725 467
Undertaking Tertiary Education 2% 5% Total 18,860 12,104
Highest Level of Schooling Achieved Source : MarketInfo 2009; Urbis
Education Year 8 or Below 3% 8%
Year 9 or Equivalent 5% 6%
Year 10 or Equivalent 27% 30%
Year 11 or Equivalent 12% 9%
Year 12 or Equivalent 52% 46%
Did not go to School 0% 0%
Source : ABS Census of Population and Housing, 2006; Urbis
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