Nashua suburb profile
Nashua is a semi-rural pocket in the Northern Rivers that feels like country living with coastal convenience. The suburb is dominated by low-density blocks and lifestyle properties, including hobby farms and single-storey homes set among paddocks and tree cover, so residents enjoy a quieter, more open outlook than in nearby coastal towns. People who live here tend to be families and those seeking space and a slower pace while still having ready access to Mullumbimby's shops and services and the beaches and cafés of Byron Bay. Local roads link Nashua to the surrounding villages, making it a practical choice for a rural-residential lifestyle.
Nashua property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Nashua sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Recent figures for sale counts, median days on market and average rents are also not available.
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Nashua demographics
Nashua is a small community of 267 people, with a median age of 48 and a typical household income of $2,025 a week, about $105,300 a year.
Families make up the household mix here. Couple families without children are the largest group at 52.8%, while couple families with children account for 34.7% and one-parent families 12.5%.
Homes in Nashua are mostly owner-occupied: 52.9% are owned outright and a further 25.3% are owned with a mortgage, giving owner-occupation of 78.2%, while renters make up 21.8%.
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