Warra suburb profile
Warra is a small rural township on the Darling Downs in Queensland's Western Downs Region, set among broadacre cropping and grazing country. It functions as a local service centre for surrounding farms, with a modest main street, grain storage and a handful of community facilities that shape daily life. Housing ranges from older timber and fibro cottages near the centre to farmhouses on larger holdings, and residents are largely farming families and people drawn to a quieter country lifestyle. Social life revolves around the sporting oval, community events and the seasonal rhythm of the paddocks, while larger centres provide extended services.
Warra property market performance
Warra has relatively few recent property sales, so there isn't enough data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units. Over the last 3 months one house sale was recorded; unit sales are too few to report. Other market measures such as median days on market and rents are not available for Warra.
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Warra demographics
A community of 180 people has a median age of 44. The median total household income is $1,624 a week, roughly $84,448 a year.
Families are dominated by couple families without children, who make up 51.2% of families. Couple families with children account for 32.6%, and one-parent families 16.3%. Together, couple families with and without children represent 83.8% of all families. The counts are 22 couple families without children, 14 couple families with children and 7 one-parent families.
In Warra, about four in five homes are owner-occupied, with 48.3% owned outright and 31.0% owned with a mortgage, while around one in five are rented (20.7%).
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