Moore suburb profile
Moore is a quiet rural locality in south-east Queensland, characterised by broad paddocks, grazing land and pockets of remnant bushland. The area is made up of small farms, acreage lifestyle blocks and older homesteads, so residents tend to be farmers, people seeking a quieter rural lifestyle and commuters who travel to nearby regional centres for work. The pace is relaxed, with winding rural roads, local creeks and a landscape that shifts with the seasons. There are few shops in Moore itself, so schools and larger services are located in neighbouring towns while regional roads link the locality to the wider area.
Moore property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Moore sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Other market figures for the suburb, including recent sales counts, days on market and rents, are not available.
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Moore demographics
Moore is a small community of 286 people with a median age of 53. The median total household income is $900 a week, roughly $46,800 a year.
Household composition is strongly weighted towards couples. Couple families without children account for 56.4% (44 families) and couple families with children 28.2% (22 families), so couple families together make up 84.6% of all families. One-parent families represent 15.4% (12 families).
In Moore, homes are largely owner-occupied: 59.8% are owned outright and 25.6% are owned with a mortgage, a combined 85.4% owner-occupied, while 14.5% of homes are rented.
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