Woorree suburb profile
Woorree is a northern suburb of Geraldton with a predominantly residential character, made up of modest single-storey brick homes on regular suburban blocks and quiet tree-lined streets. It offers a practical, family-oriented lifestyle with local parks and playing fields, while everyday shops, schools and the city's foreshore are a short drive away. Transport links and main roads make commuting into Geraldton straightforward, and the suburb's position provides easy access to both coastal recreation and the city's services. Woorree tends to appeal to families, first-home buyers and people wanting low-maintenance homes in a relaxed coastal city setting.
Woorree property market performance
Like many smaller suburbs, Woorree has relatively few property sales, so there isn't enough recent data to publish a reliable median price for houses or units.
Over the past three months there was one house sale recorded. Unit sales, median days on market and recent rental figures have not been published.
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Woorree demographics
Woorree is a community of 1,295 people with a median age of 45. The median total household income is $2,050 a week, about $106,600 a year.
Families are dominated by couples: 46.3% are couple families without children and 42.1% are couple families with children, together making up 88.4% of families. One-parent families account for 10.9% and other families 0.8%.
In Woorree, owner-occupation is common, with roughly nine in ten homes owner-occupied — 45.8% owned outright and 45.8% owned with a mortgage — while renters make up 8.3%.
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