Pinkenba suburb profile
Pinkenba is a riverside, industrial suburb on the northern bank of the Brisbane River where it opens toward Moreton Bay, defined by its working waterfront of wharves, fuel and freight terminals and large warehouses. A small residential enclave sits among the industrial lands, with low-set weatherboard cottages, modest postwar homes and some newer infill on quiet streets. The lifestyle is low-key and practical, appealing to people who work in the port, airport or logistics sectors and to those who enjoy river activities such as boating and fishing. Local shops and services are limited, with broader retail and entertainment in neighbouring precincts, and road links geared as much to freight as commuters.
Pinkenba property market performance
Pinkenba has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. The dataset also doesn't contain sufficient recent information on sales counts, days on market or rents to report value or rental trends.
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Pinkenba demographics
Pinkenba is a small community of 350 people with a median age of 40. The typical household earns $1,666 a week, roughly $86,600 a year.
Among families, couples without children are the largest group at 50.8%, while couple families with children make up 39.0% and one-parent families account for 10.2%. Together, couple families with and without children represent about nine in ten families.
Homes in Pinkenba are predominantly owner-occupied: 34.3% are owned outright and 36.1% are owned with a mortgage, totalling about 70% owner-occupation, while 29.6% of dwellings are rented.
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