Carmila suburb profile
Carmila is a small coastal township on Queensland's central coast, where the Bruce Highway and the North Coast railway pass between sugarcane plains and tidal mangroves. The town sits by the Carmila River and gives easy access to quiet beaches and estuaries popular for fishing, birdwatching and boating. Residents are largely drawn from farming and coastal lifestyles, living in modest timber cottages, rural homesteads and small acreage properties. A compact main street provides essential services, and life here follows a relaxed, practical rhythm shaped by agriculture, the sea and a close rural community.
Carmila property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Carmila sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last 3 months there was one house sale recorded.
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Carmila demographics
Carmila is a small community of 340 people with a median age of 54. The typical household earns $966 a week, roughly $50,232 a year.
Families are largely made up of couples: couple families without children are the largest group at 59.1%, while couple families with children account for 27.3% and one-parent families 13.6%. Together, couple families (with and without children) make up 86.4% of all families.
Homes in Carmila are predominantly owner-occupied, with about 83.7% owned either outright (69.2%) or with a mortgage (14.5%). Renters make up 16.2% of dwellings.
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