Squeaking Point suburb profile
Squeaking Point is a small, low-density coastal village on Tasmania's north coast, sitting beside calm coastal waters and a mix of shoreline and farmland. The locality feels rural and laid back, with a patchwork of holiday cottages, older weatherboard homes and larger rural-residential blocks rather than dense suburban streets. Daily life revolves around the water, with fishing, boating and birdlife drawing people outdoors, while basic services and shops are found in nearby Port Sorell and other regional towns. It suits people seeking a quieter coastal or tree change lifestyle and those who value space and easy access to the north coast coastlines.
Squeaking Point property market performance
Squeaking Point 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 activity, days on market and rents are also not available from the data feed.
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Squeaking Point demographics
Squeaking Point is a small community of 337 people with a median age of 45. The typical household reports a median total income of $1,449 a week, roughly $75,350 a year.
Family households are dominant: couple families without children make up 48.5% and couple families with children 43.6%, together accounting for 92.1% of reported families. One-parent families and other families each represent 4.0% of families.
In Squeaking Point, owner-occupation is the norm: owner-occupiers account for about 94.0% of homes, split between 49.6% owned outright and 44.4% owned with a mortgage, while renters make up 6.0%.
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