Miara suburb profile
Miara is a quiet seaside locality on Queensland's central coast, defined by low-density development, sandy beaches and a laid-back atmosphere. The suburb is largely residential and holiday-style, with single-storey homes, shacks and some larger rural blocks lining calm streets, and residents are drawn to fishing, boating and shoreline walks rather than urban nightlife. There are limited shops and services within Miara itself, so people rely on nearby towns for supermarkets, schools and medical care. The surrounding dunes and coastal scrub give the place a natural, unhurried feel and suit those seeking a relaxed beachside lifestyle.
Miara property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Miara sees relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
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Miara demographics
Miara is a very small community of 28 people with a median age of 64 and a median household income of $724 a week, roughly $37,648 a year.
All reported families are couple families without children, five in total, representing 100.0% of families recorded in the census data.
Homes in Miara are all owned outright, with eight dwellings recorded as owned outright (100.0% of reported tenure).
Suburbs near Miara
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