Dry Creek suburb profile
Dry Creek is a northern Adelaide suburb on the coastal plain where industrial land and transport corridors sit beside expanses of creekside wetlands and saltmarsh. The area has a working character, with freight rail lines, railyards and light industrial businesses shaping much of the landscape, while pockets of residential streets offer modest weatherboard and brick homes and some newer infill housing. Residents choose Dry Creek for practical, straightforward living and ready access to major road and rail links, and the wetland reserves provide a surprising amount of open space for walking and birdwatching close to the industrial precinct.
Dry Creek property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Dry Creek sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last three months three houses were sold, and there have not been enough recent unit sales to produce a reliable unit median.
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Dry Creek demographics
Dry Creek is a small community of 232 people, with a median age of 35. The typical household has a weekly income of $1,221, roughly $63,492 a year.
Couple families without children are the largest single family type at 40.7%, while couple families with children make up 35.6%; together they account for 76.3% of families. One-parent families represent 15.3% and other families 8.5%.
In Dry Creek, about seven in ten homes are owner-occupied, combining 32.7% owned outright and 36.7% owned with a mortgage, while roughly three in ten are rented (30.6%).
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