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Projections of underlying demand for new dwellings (a) (medium series) by regionalisation strategy area, Queensland, 30 June, 2006 to 2031

Please refer to important footnotes at the end of this table.
Regionalisation strategy area (b)(c) Derivation of underlying demand for construction of new dwellings Underlying demand for construction of new dwellings (d) 
A B C=A+B D E=C+D
Change in occupied dwellings (based on change in households) Change in vacant dwellings Change in total dwellings  Replacement of dwelling loss Underlying demand for construction of new dwellings (d)
 2006–2031 2006–2011 2011–2016 2016–2021 2021–2026 2026–2031
— number — — number —
South East Queensland 736,389 31,717 768,106 38,048 806,154 159,803 157,018 162,692 162,595 164,046
Wide Bay Burnett 72,565 4,299 76,864 1,457 78,321 16,362 13,683 14,657 16,044 17,575
Darling Downs 57,851 1,555 59,406 617 60,023 9,434 11,412 12,098 13,046 14,033
Central Queensland 60,782 3,846 64,628 1,191 65,819 10,780 13,350 13,044 13,678 14,967
Mackay, Isaac and Whitsunday 48,935 3,113 52,048 825 52,873 8,889 11,636 11,404 10,781 10,163
North Queensland 65,479 2,398 67,877 1,244 69,121 13,146 14,255 13,781 13,749 14,190
Far North Queensland 61,953 5,431 67,384 1,323 68,707 17,029 13,905 12,957 12,280 12,536
Queensland (e) 1,103,957 52,357 1,156,314 44,699 1,201,013 235,441 235,261 240,628 242,174 247,509
(a) Occupied private dwellings and vacant private dwellings. Private dwellings include structural dwellings (e.g. houses, flats, townhouses) and temporary dwellings (e.g. tents, caravans). Non-private dwellings are excluded (e.g. hotels, hospitals, boarding schools, mining camps).
(b) Administrative areas for Queensland Regionalisation Strategy and Queensland Infrastructure Plan; these are constructed based on units of the 2011 edition of the Australian Standard Geographical Classification (ASGC).
(c) Regionalisation strategy area and Queensland figures include LGAs with a predominantly Indigenous population for which dwelling projections were not specifically undertaken.  
(d) In some areas these requirements may be partially met by the provision of temporary dwellings such as caravans.
(e) Queensland figures may not equal the sum of components because of rounding.
  
Caution
These dwelling projections have been prepared using the latest available information at the time of preparation. 
Accuracy to the last digit of these projections should not be assumed. Variation above or below the figures provided is to be expected, because projections rely on the accuracy of the assumptions used, as well as the quality of data on which they are based.
  
Explanatory Notes
The dwelling projections presented here are based on the Queensland Government population projections, 2011 edition (medium series).
Information regarding the methodology used in the preparation of these projections is available in the report Queensland Government household and dwelling projections, 2011 edition, on the Government Statistician website: http://www.oesr.qld.gov.au
  
For further information please contact Government Statistician on (07) 3035 6421.
  
Source: Queensland Government household and dwelling projections, 2011 edition, Government Statistician (formerly known as Office of Economic and Statistical Research), Queensland Treasury.
  
Disclaimer: While care has been taken in preparing these tables, the State of Queensland and Demographics Australia accept no responsibility for decisions or actions taken as a result of the use of the information.
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