Blueys Beach suburb profile
Blueys Beach is a small coastal village in the Pacific Palms area of the Mid North Coast, centred on a long sweep of sand and a rocky headland. Backed by coastal dunes and pockets of bush, it has a relaxed holiday-town feel with weatherboard beach houses and newer low-rise homes used as both retreats and permanent residences. The suburb is a base for beachside recreation and coastal walks, with neighbouring Boomerang Beach and Wallis Lake nearby for further swimming, fishing and boating. Local services are modest and the quieter village atmosphere sits a short drive from larger town facilities in Forster.
Blueys Beach property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Blueys Beach sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the past three months two houses were recorded as sold, and there haven't been enough recent unit sales to report a count. Other common measures such as median days on market, typical rents and 12-month value or rent changes are not available.
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Blueys Beach demographics
Blueys Beach is a small community of 242 people with a median age of 64. The typical household income is $1,275 a week, or about $66,300 a year.
Family life is dominated by couple families without children, which make up 67.6% of families. Couple families with children account for 25.0%, while one-parent families represent 7.4%.
Homes in Blueys Beach are mostly owner-occupied: roughly 85% are owner-occupied (66.3% owned outright and 18.4% owned with a mortgage), and 15.3% are rented.
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