Suburb Profile Report for Taylors Beach QLD (4850)

Taylors Beach House: Median price $223,500, Annual capital growth 9.12%, Number of sales 14, Weekly median advertised rent $500

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

Source: Monthly data update for Jan 2022 as supplied by CoreLogic. Data is reported to the period ending Oct 2021. Please note that property sales data is routinely updated, so may change retrospectively.

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At number 39th in the list of Australian suburbs ordered by increase in median house value over the last year, Taylors Beach, 4850 is in the top 10% with a property value increase of 48.54% recorded in median house prices.

Over the longer term, Taylors Beach has seen property prices show investors a 37.64% return over the last 3 years. This is an improvement over the last 12 months

When looking to buy, or assessing what properties are really achieving at sale, it's essential for property investors to take into account what discounts are being offered in Taylors Beach, 4850. Typically our figures indicate that -6.30% is being offered, which puts this QLD suburb at 260th most discounted overall in Australia.

Advertised rents are around the $500 mark per week – giving a return of 14.59% based on the median price in Suburb

Metrics i HOUSE UNIT
$223,500 N/A
4.85% N/A
48.54% N/A
9.12% N/A
$500 N/A
14 N/A
14.59% N/A
34.0555555555556 N/A

Source: Monthly data update for Jan 2022 as supplied by CoreLogic. Data is reported to the period ending Oct 2021. Please note that property sales data is routinely updated, so may change retrospectively.

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Demographics
Total population 351
Median household income ($/weekly) 749
Median age of persons 55
Median housing loan repayment ($/monthly) 500
Average household size 1.9
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    15-19 years 24 6.9
    45-54 years 56 16.0
    55-64 years 70 20.0
    65-74 years 62 17.7
    75-84 years 42 12.0
    Others 96 27.4
    Age Group
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Registered Married 160 56.7
    Not Married 94 33.3
    Defacto Relationship 28 9.9
    Social Marital Status
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Australia 288 89.4
    Greece 4 1.2
    Papua New Guinea 7 2.2
    United Kingdom 8 2.5
    Other 6 1.9
    Others 9 2.8
    Country of Birth
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Christianity 253 81.9
    No Religion 52 16.8
    Islam 4 1.3
    Buddhism 0 0.0
    Hinduism 0 0.0
    Others 0 0.0
    Religious Affiliation
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    $300-$399 20 13.6
    $400-$599 29 19.7
    $600-$799 15 10.2
    $800-$999 14 9.5
    $2,000-$2,499 15 10.2
    Others 54 36.7
    Gross Household Income (Weekly)
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Not in the labour force 166 55.3
    Employed, worked full-time 83 27.7
    Employed, worked part-time 28 9.3
    Employed, away from work 17 5.7
    Unemployed, looking for work 6 2.0
    Person Characteristics
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Professionals 22 17.3
    Technicians & trades workers 18 14.2
    Community & personal service workers 11 8.7
    Machinery operators & drivers 24 18.9
    Labourers 27 21.3
    Others 25 19.7
    Occupation
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Secondary 17 44.7
    Infants/Primary 12 31.6
    Technical or Further Educational Institution 6 15.8
    Pre-school 3 7.9
    University or other Tertiary Institutions 0 0.0
    Others 0 0.0
    Type of Educational Institution Attending
  • Census Count Percent(%)
    Separate house 289 89.8
    Caravan, cabin, houseboat 12 3.7
    Semi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse 9 2.8
    Flat, unit or apartment 9 2.8
    House or flat attached to a shop, office 3 0.9
    Others 0 0.0
    Dwelling Structure
    Census Count Percent(%)
    Fully owned 89 57.4
    Rented 40 25.8
    Being purchased 26 16.8
    Other tenure type 0 0.0
    Tenure Type
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