Draper suburb profile
Draper is a semi-rural locality in the Moreton Bay Region on Brisbane’s northwestern fringe, known for its rolling hills, pockets of eucalypt bushland and low-density rural-residential properties. The suburb has a quietly rural feel, with hobby farms, horse paddocks and tree-lined roads that appeal to families and people after a country-style lifestyle while still being close to neighbouring townships such as Samford and Dayboro for shops and services. Local life centres on outdoor living and space rather than commercial amenity, so residents typically rely on nearby villages for cafes, schools and retail while enjoying the surrounding bush for recreation.
Draper property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Draper sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Sales activity is limited, with one house sale recorded over the last 3 months.
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Draper demographics
Draper is a small community of 695 people with a median age of 42. The typical household has a median total weekly income of $3,073, roughly $160,000 a year.
Household life is dominated by couples. Couple families with children are the largest group at 52.3% (112 families), while couple families without children make up 40.2% (86 families). Together they account for 92.5% of families, and one-parent families represent the remaining 7.5% (16 families).
Homes in Draper are overwhelmingly owner-occupied, with just over nine in ten properties owned outright (36.3%) or with a mortgage (55.3%); renters make up 8.4%.
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