Suburb Profile Report for Claremont TAS (7011)

Claremont House: Median price $375,000, Annual capital growth 4.74%, Number of sales 119, Weekly median advertised rent $410

Claremont Unit: Median price $309,000, Annual capital growth 5.29%, Number of sales 40, Weekly median advertised rent $320

  • House
  • Unit
Source: CoreLogic RP Data
  • Median price
  • Number of sales

Source: Monthly data update for Feb 2020 as supplied by CoreLogic. Data is reported to the period ending Nov 2019. Please note that property sales data is routinely updated, so may change retrospectively.

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At number 625th in the list of Australian suburbs ordered by increase in median house value over the last year, Claremont, 7011 is in the top 20% with a property value increase of 7.91% recorded in median house prices.

A 50.00% growth in median value for property investors in Claremont,7011 puts this suburb at number 89th in terms of best performing suburbs in TAS

Property buyers and investors in Claremont 7011 should be seeing an average reduction in asking price of around -4.24% . This means that Claremont is holding prices well when compared to other suburbs in TAS.

Claremont, 7011’s gross rental yield is 5.69%

At number 336th in the list of Australian suburbs ordered by increase in median house value over the last year, Claremont, 7011 is in the top 30% with a property value increase of 6.19% recorded in median house prices.

If we look at median property appreciation over just the last three months, Claremont has given property investors a paper return of -0.32%. This puts Suburb as 54 on a list of fastest fasting appreciating suburbs in TAS

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Just under 15km north of Hobart on the banks of the famous Derwent River, Claremont offers value for money that seems to be attracting buyers.

Real Estate Investar’s figures show that current stock on market levels have fallen by nearly a third over the past 12 months.

Those buying in Claremont may be attracted by the suburb’s potential to deliver cash flow positive properties, as houses are returning yields of 6%, while apartments are returning 7%.

While their yields are similar, the capital growth performance of houses and units in the suburb varies.

House prices have remained relatively flat recently, with growth of only 8% in the past five years, but unit prices have struggled.

The median unit price is currently $183,000, having fallen 8% in the last five years
Metrics i HOUSE UNIT
$375,000 $309,000
1.35% -0.32%
7.91% 6.19%
4.74% 5.29%
$410 $320
119 40
5.69% 5.39%
30.6382978723404 47.75

Source: Monthly data update for Feb 2020 as supplied by CoreLogic. Data is reported to the period ending Nov 2019. Please note that property sales data is routinely updated, so may change retrospectively.

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Demographics
Total population 7681
Median household income ($/weekly) 874
Median age of persons 38
Median housing loan repayment ($/monthly) 1300
Average household size 2.3
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    5-14 years 966 12.6
    25-34 years 1042 13.6
    35-44 years 919 12.0
    45-54 years 1025 13.3
    55-64 years 768 10.0
    Others 2961 38.5
    Age Group
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Not Married 2573 45.4
    Registered Married 2327 41.1
    Defacto Relationship 766 13.5
    Social Marital Status
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Australia 6730 91.9
    Greece 28 0.4
    Papua New Guinea 40 0.5
    United Kingdom 286 3.9
    Other 90 1.2
    Others 146 2.0
    Country of Birth
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Buddhism 18 0.3
    Christianity 5072 72.8
    Islam 15 0.2
    Other Religious Groups 23 0.3
    No Religion 1838 26.4
    Others 3 0.0
    Religious Affiliation
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    $300-$399 338 11.9
    $400-$599 439 15.5
    $600-$799 353 12.5
    $800-$999 305 10.8
    $1,500-$1,999 313 11.0
    Others 1086 38.3
    Gross Household Income (Weekly)
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Not in the labour force 2454 41.6
    Employed, worked full-time 1996 33.8
    Employed, worked part-time 1024 17.3
    Unemployed, looking for work 226 3.8
    Employed, away from work 204 3.5
    Person Characteristics
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Technicians & trades workers 582 18.1
    Community & personal service workers 399 12.4
    Clerical & administrative workers 554 17.2
    Sales 393 12.2
    Labourers 448 13.9
    Others 845 26.2
    Occupation
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Pre-school 61 4.1
    Infants/Primary 663 44.7
    Secondary 391 26.3
    Technical or Further Educational Institution 223 15.0
    University or other Tertiary Institutions 101 6.8
    Others 45 3.0
    Type of Educational Institution Attending
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Separate house 5983 83.0
    Flat, unit or apartment 620 8.6
    Semi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse 595 8.3
    House or flat attached to a shop, office 9 0.1
    Caravan, cabin, houseboat 0 0.0
    Others 0 0.0
    Dwelling Structure
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Being purchased 1126 37.1
    Fully owned 951 31.3
    Rented 941 31.0
    Other tenure type 21 0.7
    Tenure Type
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