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Noosa Coommunity Profile
Final Rep
port A
Figure 4.4:: Household Composition
n, Broader Region,
R 2011
80%
One fam
mily households Multiple family households
h
Group ho
ouseholds Lone person hou useholds
70%
Proportion of Total Dewllings (%)
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Noosa Shire LG
GA Soutth East Queensland Queensland
Source: ABS (2011a)
4.3 Dwellin
ng Structture
While proportions varied,
v separrate houses were generrally the mo ost common dwelling
structurre across localities in 201
11. In localitties considerred more rurral, housing diversity
is less likely as there is gene erally an abbsence of to ownhouses a and flats, units
u and
apartme ents. As succh, localities with ‘separrate house’ as a the mostt prominent dwelling
structurre were Coorroibah (90.3 3%), Federal to Ringtail Creek (84.9 9%) and Rid dgewood
to Tinbe
eerwah (83.9 9%).
One excception to ‘seeparate housse’ being the
e most prom
minent dwelliing type by structure
s
was in Noosa
N North Shore wherre ‘unoccupied private dwellings6’ re
epresented 61.1%
6 of
all dwelllings.
Figure 4.5:: Dwelling Sttructure, Loccalities, 2011
100%
Separate house
S
Proportion of Total Dewllings (%)
90% S
Semi-detached, row or terrace house, to
ownhouse etc.
F
Flat, unit or apartmeent
80% O
Other dwelling
70% U
Unoccupied private dwellings
d
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Source: ABS (2011a)
6
Unoccupied private dwellinngs are defined as structures built
b specifically
y for living purp
poses which are
e habitable,
but unoccupieed on Census Night.
N Vacant hhouses, holiday homes, huts and a cabins (otheer than seasonal workers'
quarters) are
e counted as un noccupied dwelllings. Also included are newly y completed dw wellings not yet occupied,
dwellings which are vacant because
b they aree due for demolition or repair, and dwellings to
to let.
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