Dublin suburb profile
Dublin is a small rural township on the Adelaide Plains, set among broad cropping and grazing country with open skies and views toward Gulf St Vincent. The suburb blends established farms and lifestyle blocks with a scattering of older cottages and more recent homes, so it appeals to farmers, families seeking a country pace and commuters who value space over suburbia. The local lifestyle is quiet and residents rely on neighbouring towns for major shopping and services. Good road links provide straightforward access to coastal recreation and regional centres while the area retains a distinctly agricultural character.
Dublin property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Dublin sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. In the last 3 months there were three recorded house sales.
Other market measures for Dublin, including median days on market and average rents, are not published because there isn't enough recent data.
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Dublin demographics
Families in this area are dominated by couples: couple families without children are the largest group at 42.6%, while couple families with children account for 35.6%, together making up 78.2% of families. One-parent families represent 17.8% and other families 4.0%.
The suburb has 405 residents and a median age of 45. The median total household income is $985 a week, which is roughly $51,220 a year.
Homes in Dublin are mostly owner-occupied, with 37.7% owned outright and 50.0% owned with a mortgage, a combined 87.7% owner-occupancy; renters make up 12.3% of dwellings.
Suburbs near Dublin
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