Dyers Crossing suburb profile
Dyers Crossing is a small rural locality in the Mid North Coast hinterland of New South Wales, characterised by acreage blocks, hobby farms and detached homes tucked among paddocks and remnant bush. Life here is quiet and country-focused, with residents drawn to space, privacy and outdoor living rather than urban conveniences. Local services are limited so people use nearby Gloucester for shopping, schools and health care, and most travel by car on local roads to access larger centres. The area’s appeal is its rural setting, working farmland and a relaxed pace framed by native bush and rolling country.
Dyers Crossing property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Dyers Crossing sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Other common market indicators, such as recent sale counts, typical days on market and average rents, are also not available from the current data.
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Dyers Crossing demographics
A small community of 346 people with a median age of 53, and a typical household income of $1,149 a week, roughly $59,700 a year.
Families are dominated by couples. Couple families without children make up 57.4% (58 families) and couple families with children 25.7% (26 families), so couple families together account for 83.1% of families. One-parent families represent 16.8% (17 families).
In Dyers Crossing most homes are owner-occupied: 55.9% are owned outright and 37.8% are owned with a mortgage, while 6.3% are rented.
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