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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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4. Scenario Analysis
The purpose of this section of the report is to quantify the likely level of It is considered that an average occupancy rate in excess of 50% is
retail expenditure generated by short term holiday visitors staying in optimistic given the size of the units and their price points.
the subject development proposal as compared with, and in addition to,
the expenditure generated by owner occupiers. The number of visitor nights accommodated by the subject
development proposal, at a 50% occupancy rate, is 26,990 guest
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4.1 Guestt Ni
Nights
ht Occupied
O i d nights This assumes that the proposed development is not available
nights.
for owner occupation on a medium-long term basis and that to the
The extent of short, medium and long term occupancy is reflected in extent that owners choose to use the facility on a short term basis
the occupancy rate (i.e. the number of unit nights occupied divided by they are included within the visitor/tourist letting pool.
the number of unit nights available).
As previously indicated,
indicated the average occupancy rate for hotels
hotels, motels
and serviced apartments, as well as holiday flats, units and houses in 4.2 Owner Nights Occupied
the Noosa area currently averages around 57%-59%, peaking at
Table 4.2 also adopts the information provided previously in Table
around 70%-75% during the summer holiday season.
1.1 relating to the average number of occupants per unit if
Based on the assumptions outlined previously in Table 1.1 regarding owner occupied. Having regard to the size of units this is
the likely number of guests per unit when occupied by tourists expected to average 3.4 persons per unit.
(i.e. averaging 3.9 guests per unit), Table 4.1 shows the number of
Unlike the scenario which assumes occupancy by short term
guest nights accommodated within the subject development proposal
visitors/tourists, the ultimate scenario relating to owner
at occupancy rates ranging from 0%-50%.
occupation is based on a theoretical peak occupancy rate of
90%. In other words, this assumes that all 38 units could be
Number of Visitor Guest Nights by Occupancy Rate Table 4.1
41 permanently occupied by owners or tenants for the equivalent
Number of Visitors 329 days per annum.
0% 0
5% 2,699
10% 5,398
15% 8,097
20% 10,796
Occupancy
25% 13,495
Rates
30% 16,194
35% 18,893
40% 21,592
45% 24,291
50% 26,990
Source : Urbis
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