Coconuts suburb profile
Coconuts is a small coastal locality on Far North Queensland's tropical coast, with a relaxed seaside character shaped by beaches, coastal vegetation and nearby rainforest. Housing is low density and informal, from classic timber beach cottages to newer single storey homes, and the suburb appeals to people seeking a quieter coastal pace, including retirees, families and professionals who value outdoor living. Daily life centres on fishing, boating, beach walks and bush exploration, while everyday shops and cafés are found in neighbouring coastal townships and larger services and transport connections are reached with a short drive.
Coconuts property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Coconuts sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There is also not enough recent information to report sales volumes, median days on market or typical rents for houses and units.
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Coconuts demographics
Coconuts is a small community of 216 people with a median age of 56 and a typical household income of $1,178 a week, roughly $61,256 a year.
Family types are dominated by couples. Couple families without children are the largest group at 44.1% (30 families), while couple families with children make up 30.9% (21). One-parent families account for 17.6% (12 families) and other families 7.4% (5 families).
Homes in Coconuts are mostly owner-occupied: combined owned outright (52.6%) and owned with a mortgage (9.5%) give 62.1% owner-occupation, compared with 37.9% rented — roughly three in five homes are owner-occupied and about two in five are rented.
Suburbs near Coconuts
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