Piggabeen suburb profile
Piggabeen is a semi-rural locality in Tweed Shire on the NSW and Queensland border, part of the coastal hinterland where farmland and pockets of remnant rainforest meet rolling hills. The area is characterised by acreage and rural-residential properties, hobby farms and low-density streets, attracting families, people seeking a quieter country lifestyle and those who commute across the border. Living here feels peaceful and green while still being close to coastal centres for shops, schools and beaches, and local roads give straightforward access to the wider region. Views toward the rainforested ranges are a common feature.
Piggabeen property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Piggabeen sees relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There is also insufficient recent information to publish figures for recent sales activity, typical days on market or average rents for the suburb.
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Piggabeen demographics
Families are prominent in Piggabeen, with couple families with children making up 50.0% of reported families. Couple families without children account for 31.7%, and one-parent families represent 18.3%, so together the two couple-family groups comprise 81.7% of families.
Piggabeen is home to 333 people and has a median age of 43. The median total household income is $1,921 a week, roughly $99,900 a year.
Homes in Piggabeen are mostly owner-occupied: about five in six dwellings are owner-occupied (84.0%), split between 43.0% owned with a mortgage and 41.0% owned outright, while 16.0% are rented.
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