Mountain View suburb profile
Mountain View is a quiet, semi-rural locality in the Northern Rivers, characterised by rolling hills, farmland and pockets of subtropical bushland that give many properties broad rural outlooks. Housing is largely acreage and lifestyle blocks with a scattering of older timber residences rather than dense suburban streets, so the pace is relaxed and outdoors-oriented. Residents value privacy, space for gardens or small-scale agriculture, and ready access to bushwalks and scenic ridgelines. Mountain View also lies within easy reach of Lismore for shops, services and schools, making it a practical choice for people who want country-style living close to a regional centre.
Mountain View property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Mountain View has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Recent figures for sales counts, median days on market and average rents are also not available.
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Mountain View demographics
Mountain View is a small community of 208 people with a median age of 39. Households report a median total weekly income of $1,399 a week, roughly $72,748 a year.
The suburb is family-oriented on paper: couple families with children are the largest group at 47.4%, and together with couple families without children (43.9%) they make up about nine in ten families. One-parent families account for 8.8% of families.
Homes in Mountain View are mostly owner-occupied, roughly 92.3% combined, with 49.2% owned with a mortgage and 43.1% owned outright; renters make up 7.7%.
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