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2021-12-13 GC Agenda - Item 8 -Attachment 1 - Housing Needs Assessment
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Figure 19 Median rent for a 3 bedroom house, Noosa LGA compared to Queensland State
Source: Queensland Government Statistician's Office Regional Profile based on Residential
Tenancies Authority, Rental Bonds data
Queensland Residential Tenancy Authority (RTA) publishes median rent by postcode, on a quarterly
basis, for different types and sizes of dwellings. Where they have less than five new bonds lodged
in a quarter for a given postcode, no median is available. Table 30 to Table 34 below show a selection
of dwellings with June and December quarter data since 2017. This shows that since the publication
of the Briggs & Mortar report there have been some significant increases, showing the number of
new tenancies as low, particularly in hinterland postcodes.
Table 30 Median Weekly Rents for 1 bedroom Flats / Units
Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Dec Jun Sep
17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21
Postcode Locality Median Weekly
Rent ($)
4573 Centenary Heights, Coolum 320 320 320 320 330 330 335 340 370 393
Bch, Marcus Bch, Mt Coolum,
Peregian Bch, Pt Arkwright,
Yaroomba
4565 Boreen Pt, Cootharaba, 305 293 305 300 295 300 300 320 320 385
Teewah, Tewantin
4566 Noosaville 360 380 360 480 450
4567 Castaways Bch, Noosa 340 370 370 350 310 420
Heads, Sunrise Bch,
Sunshine Bch
4563 Black Mountain, Carters 245 250
Ridge, Cooroy, Tinbeerwah
4568 Pomona
4569 Cooran
4571 Kin Kin
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