Tabulam suburb profile
Tabulam is a small riverside village in northern New South Wales on the Bruxner Highway, set where the Clarence River winds through cattle country and patches of native forest. The town has a rural, down-to-earth character shaped by farming and timber industries and by a community that favours an outdoors, slow-paced life. Housing is mainly timber cottages, farmhouses and larger rural blocks, and everyday life revolves around a handful of local shops, a community hall and sporting grounds. The river and surrounding bush provide fishing, canoeing and bushwalking while the highway links residents to nearby regional centres.
Tabulam property market performance
Tabulam has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent 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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Tabulam demographics
Tabulam is a small community of 508 people with a median age of 51 and a median household income of $701 a week, about $36,452 a year.
Family types are mixed: almost half are couple families without children (48.7%), about one in four are couple families with children (24.4%), and one-parent families make up 26.9% of families.
Homes in Tabulam are predominantly owner-occupied, with almost four in five households (78.1%) owned by residents—56.2% owned outright and 21.9% owned with a mortgage—while about one in five households rent (21.9%).
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