Tynong North suburb profile
Tynong North is a rural-residential locality on Victoria's outer south-east fringe, defined by rolling paddocks, stands of native bush and small-acreage properties. The area feels distinctly country with tree-lined blocks, hobby farms and a mix of older weatherboard homes and contemporary rural houses, suited to people who want space for horses, gardens or home projects. Residents rely on nearby townships such as Tynong and Garfield for everyday shops and services, while bushwalking and riding tracks close by support an outdoor lifestyle. The suburb is largely car dependent rather than served by frequent public transport.
Tynong North property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Tynong North has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. There is also insufficient data on recent sales counts, median days on market and rental levels for the periods reported.
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Tynong North demographics
Tynong North is home to 440 people, with a median age of 46 and a median total household income of $2,339 a week, roughly $121,600 a year.
Among families, couple families with children are the largest group at 51.7%. There are 61 couple families with children, 43 couple families without children (36.4%), and 14 one-parent families (11.9%). Together the two couple family groups account for about 88.1% of families.
In Tynong North most homes are owner-occupied: 35.8% are owned outright and 45.3% are owned with a mortgage, giving 81.1% owner-occupation, while 19.0% are rented. Owner-occupation thus outnumbers renting by roughly four to one.
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