New South Wales suburb reports

Population. The median New South Wales suburb in this set sits at 13,233, which is level with the national published set at 13,189. Port Macquarie is the highest in the set at 54,000 and Nowra the lowest at 10,330, across the 43 suburbs carrying this figure.

Median age. The median New South Wales suburb in this set sits at 39, 3 per cent above the 38 of every suburb Chase Wealth Australia publishes. Forster is the highest in the set at 58 and Cameron Park the lowest at 33, across the 43 suburbs carrying this figure.

Median household income. The median New South Wales suburb in this set sits at $85,100, 15 per cent below the $100,000 of every suburb Chase Wealth Australia publishes. Cameron Park is the highest in the set at $143,600 and Taree the lowest at $55,700, across the 43 suburbs carrying this figure.

Owner occupied. The median New South Wales suburb in this set sits at 66.2%, 2 per cent below the 67.6% of every suburb Chase Wealth Australia publishes. Horsley is the highest in the set at 82.8% and Kingswood the lowest at 43.3%, across the 43 suburbs carrying this figure.

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