Jennings suburb profile
Jennings is a small border village in northern New South Wales on the New England Highway, sitting beside the Queensland town of Wallangarra. It has a compact, rural character, with a cluster of older weatherboard and brick homes and surrounding grazing country, so properties tend to feel more like village residences or farmlets than suburban estates. Life here is quiet and practical, shaped by highway traffic and cross-border movement, and the local mix of residents often includes people working in agriculture, road services and small local trades. Basic services cater to residents and travellers, while larger regional centres are close enough for broader shopping, health and schooling needs.
Jennings property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Jennings sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Over the last 3 months two houses were sold; there weren't enough recent unit sales to report, and median days on market and rental figures are not available.
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Jennings demographics
Jennings is a small community of 168 people with a median age of 59. The typical household earns $792 a week, about $41,200 a year.
Family types are led by couple families without children at 56.1%, while one-parent families make up 29.3% and couple families with children account for 14.6% of families.
Homes in Jennings are mostly owner-occupied, with 64.7% owned outright and a further 14.7% owned with a mortgage, giving roughly 79.4% owner-occupancy; renters comprise 20.6% of dwellings.
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