2021-12-13 GC Agenda - Item 8 -Attachment 1 - Housing Needs Assessment

Within Noosa Shire the highest projected growth will be experienced in Noosa Heads with a
projected 2016-2041 average annual growth rate of 1.2%, assuming all remaining attached housing
capacity is taken up and occupied by permanent residents.
Noosa hinterland is projected to experience an average annual growth rate of 0.9% and Noosaville
0.7%. Projected growth rates for all other SA2s are quite low (0.4% for both Tewantin and Sunshine
Beach and 0.1% for Peregian Beach-Marcus beach).


Table 3 Projected Populations to 30 June 2016-2041


 Area               2016         2021         2026           2031        2036        2041        Average
                                                                                                 annual
                                                                                                 growth rate

 Noosa LGA             54,033       56,308       59,357        61,640      63,411      64,999          0.7%

 Noosa                 22,667       23,845       25,535        26,771      27,676      28,304          0.9%
 Hinterland

 Tewantin              10,505       10,610       10,851        11,104      11,353      11,591          0.4%

 Noosaville             9,059        9,330           9,772     10,131      10,450      10,729          0.7%

 Noosa Heads            4,716        5,127           5,544      5,878       6,152       6,370          1.2%

 Sunshine               6,871        7,042           7,255      7,366       7,412       7,663          0.4%
 Beach

 Peregian               3,868        4,006           4,053      4,042       4,019       3,993          0.1%
 Beach –
 Marcus Beach

 Sunshine             357,422      407,733      454,198       498,425     541,446     583,002          2.0%
 Coast SA4

 Queensland         4,848,877    5,261,567    5,722,780      6,206,566   6,686,604   7,161,661         1.6%

Source: Queensland Government Population Projections, 2018 edition (medium series)


ABS records and releases statistics on internal migration at a state/territory level as well as a capital
city V’s rest of state level. Figure 10 below shows how Queensland has been gaining through internal
migration over the last couple of years.




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