Cawdor suburb profile
Cawdor is a semi-rural locality on the Darling Downs, sitting on the outer edge of Toowoomba and shaped by gently rolling paddocks and tree-lined lanes. The area is made up largely of acreage and hobby farms, with a mix of modern rural homes and older homesteads, so residents tend to value open space, privacy and room for horses or large gardens. There is no town centre to speak of, so people travel into Toowoomba for major shops, schools and health services, while daily life in Cawdor revolves around country routines, driveable local roads and a quietly rural outlook.
Cawdor property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Cawdor sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a statistically reliable median price for houses or units. Sales activity and typical selling times are not available for the recent reporting periods.
The rental market in Cawdor likewise lacks sufficient recent data to report average rents or their change over the last 12 months.
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Cawdor demographics
Cawdor is a community of 420 people with a median age of 37 and a median household income of $2,899 a week, roughly $151,000 a year.
The suburb is strongly family-oriented: couple families with children are the largest group at 69.2%, while couple families without children make up 28.0%. One-parent families account for 2.8% of families, so couple families with and without children together represent 97.2% of the reported family types.
Homes in Cawdor are mostly owner-occupied, at about 90.2% when owned outright (25.0%) and owned with a mortgage (65.2%) are combined; rented dwellings make up 9.8%.
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