Suburb report · QLD 4165
Victoria Point
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Population
15,935
Victoria Point suburb profile
Who lives in Victoria Point
Victoria Point is 30km by straight line from central Brisbane. Victoria Point is one of the most populous suburbs in Queensland, with 15,935 residents, more than 94% of the state's suburbs. By population it is number 28 of 317 suburbs within 40km of the Brisbane CBD. Victoria Point has one of the older populations in Queensland, a median age of 49 against 39 statewide. Among suburbs within 40km of the Brisbane CBD, 6 of 317 have an older median age.
Income and home ownership
A median household income of $87,500 places Victoria Point in the lower middle of Queensland suburbs. Among the 317 suburbs within 40km of the Brisbane CBD, 252 report a higher median household income. Ownership is above the state norm at 77.8%, against 69.2% in the median Queensland suburb. 76 of the 317 suburbs within 40km of the Brisbane CBD have a higher ownership share.
Household mix
At the 2021 Census, 5,802 households lived in Victoria Point, more than in 96% of Queensland suburbs. The household mix leans to families: families with children 39.9%, couples without children 33.4%, people living alone 24.6% and group households 2%. Among suburbs within 40km of the Brisbane CBD, 74 of 317 have a smaller share of families with children than Victoria Point. The share of group households, 2%, is lower than in 84% of Queensland suburbs. Couples without children are unusually common at 33.4%, more than in 80% of Queensland suburbs.
Housing supply
208 new dwellings were approved across the Victoria Point statistical area in the year to June 2025, 104% above its 2020 to 2024 average of 102 a year. The Victoria Point statistical area had 16,134 residents in 2025 and closely matches Victoria Point. That is 12.9 approvals per 1,000 residents of that area, one of the heaviest pipelines in Queensland, above 90% of statistical areas. Between 2020 and 2025 the area's approvals peaked at 208 in 2025 and bottomed at 21 in 2020.
Population trend
From 2020 to 2025, the Victoria Point statistical area expanded its population by 4.9%, against 9.7% for Queensland as a whole. Over those 5 years a typical Queensland statistical area added 6.3%, putting this area 1.4 points behind. It ranks at the 40th percentile of Queensland statistical areas for population growth over the period. Year by year, the change ran from -0.3% in 2021 to 2% in 2025.
Against its neighbours
The sharpest contrast among the nearby suburbs is Thornlands, where the median age is 37 compared with 49 here. On the owner-occupied share, Redland Bay comes closest to Victoria Point: 77% against 77.8%. Cleveland, 6km away, has 16,716 residents and a median household income of $82,800.
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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.