Suburb report · QLD 4209
Coomera
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Population
23,853
Coomera suburb profile
Who lives in Coomera
At 52km from central Brisbane, Coomera sits well beyond the inner and middle suburbs. Coomera is home to 23,853 people, a scale matched by fewer than 1% of Queensland suburbs. By population it is number 9 of 528 Queensland suburbs and towns more than 40km from the Brisbane CBD. The median age is 31, younger than 93% of Queensland suburbs, where the median suburb sits at 39. Of the 528 Queensland suburbs and towns more than 40km from the Brisbane CBD, 19 have a younger median age.
Income and home ownership
Households earn a median $114,800 a year, above the $98,100 of the median Queensland suburb. Among the 528 Queensland suburbs and towns more than 40km from the Brisbane CBD, 109 report a higher median household income. Only 45.2% of households own their home, lower than 90% of Queensland suburbs, while 54.8% rent. 486 of the 528 Queensland suburbs and towns more than 40km from the Brisbane CBD have a higher ownership share.
Household mix
At the 2021 Census, 6,208 households lived in Coomera, more than in 97% of Queensland suburbs. The household mix leans to families: families with children 60.2%, couples without children 23.6%, people living alone 11.5% and group households 4.7%. Of the 526 Queensland suburbs and towns more than 40km from the Brisbane CBD, 16 have a higher share of families with children and 507 a lower one. The share of families with children, 60.2%, is higher than in 94% of Queensland suburbs. Couples without children are scarce at 23.6%, fewer than in 84% of Queensland suburbs.
Housing supply
128 new dwellings were approved across the Coomera statistical area in the year to June 2025, 59% below its 2020 to 2024 average of 309 a year. The Coomera statistical area had 24,313 residents in 2025 and closely matches Coomera. That is 5.3 approvals per 1,000 residents of that area, heavier than 67% of Queensland statistical areas. Between 2020 and 2025 the area's approvals peaked at 415 in 2020 and bottomed at 118 in 2024.
Population trend
From 2020 to 2025, the Coomera statistical area grew its population by 24.5%, well ahead of most areas, against 9.7% for Queensland as a whole. The median Queensland statistical area grew 6.3% over the same 5 years, 18.2 points slower than this one. It ranks at the 95th percentile of Queensland statistical areas for population growth over the period. Growth was strongest in the year to 2022 (6.3%) and weakest in the year to 2025 (2.6%).
Against its neighbours
The sharpest contrast among the nearby suburbs is Hope Island, where the median age is 49 compared with 31 here. On the median age, Pimpama comes closest to Coomera: 30 against 31. Upper Coomera, 7km away, has 28,782 residents and a median household income of $115,800.
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ABS Data by Region to 2025, on ABS Census 2021 suburb baselineHousehold Mix Census 2021
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This report is market intelligence prepared by Chase Wealth Australia for general information only. Figures are statistical estimates for the suburb, not valuations of any individual property, and do not constitute financial or credit advice. Consider your circumstances and seek professional advice before acting. Demographic figures are sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census 2021 (licensed CC BY 4.0) where available.