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What Kind of People Live in New Buildings NSW 2550?

Diversity Levels in New Buildings
The proportion of the population who are not 3rd+ generation Anglo-Australians
Sources: ABS, TORREN and Microburbs, 2006 - 2023
Field Value VS Capital Region Trend
Median age
65 Top 2% 46% to Jan 2021
Net internal migration (LGA)
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Australian Aboriginal
13.0% Top 5% to Dec 2021
Overseas born parents
20.5% Top 34% 2% to Dec 2021
Quality of Life in New Buildings
Full New Buildings Liveability Report
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The proportion of residents who enjoy a healthy, satisfying life.
Sources: ABS, AIHW, DSS, GEOSPATIAL, GOOGLE, TORREN and Microburbs, 2006 - 2045
Field Value VS Capital Region Trend
Healthcare Coverage Index
1 Bottom 20% Data for Jun 2023
Life satisfaction score (SA2)
80 Top 21% Data for Dec 2016
Mental Health Score
34.0 Bottom 35% Data for May 2023
Physical Health
3.2% Bottom 24% Data for May 2023
Conservatism in New Buildings
The proportion of the population who hold traditional values.
Sources: ABS, AEC and Microburbs, 2006 - 2023
Field Value VS Capital Region Trend
% Religious
53.0% Bottom 42% Data for May 2023
Intact families
0.0% Bottom 10% Data for Jan 2021
Support for: Right Wing Parties (federal level)
27.6% Bottom 6% Data for Dec 2022
Convenience Score in New Buildings
New Buildings Amenities Map
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The higher the score, the faster the travel time to regular amenities like work and shopping and the easier it is to access them without private cars.
Sources: ABS, GEOSPATIAL, TORREN and Microburbs, 2006 - 2023
Field Value VS Capital Region Trend
Public transport commuters
0.0% Bottom 35% Data for Dec 2021
Vehicles per household
1.9 Bottom 43% 43% to Jan 2021
Bicycle commuters
0.0% Bottom 38% Data for Dec 2021
Distance to the nearest city
160 km Top 9% Data for Mar 2023
Walk commuters
0.0% Bottom 19% Data for Dec 2021
Hip Score in New Buildings
New Buildings Hip Score & Guide
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The higher the score, the more fashionable and lively an area is: a trendy, progressive population with easy access to nightlife and culture.
Sources: ABS, AEC, GOOGLE and Microburbs, 2006 - 2023
Field Value VS Capital Region Trend
Gay marriage support (CED)
65% Top 35% Data for Nov 2017
No religion
46.9% Top 44% 3% to Jan 2021
Postgraduates
0.0% Bottom 22% Data for Dec 2021
Potentially Hip Demographics
53.0% Top 17% 17% to Jan 2021
Support for: Left Wing Parties (federal level)
59.1% Top 5% Data for Dec 2022
Visitors
0.0% Bottom 37% Data for Jan 2021
Community Score in New Buildings
New Buildings Community Report
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The higher the score, the more time residents spend contributing the local community and the more connected residents are to their community.
Sources: ABS, GOOGLE and Microburbs, 2006 - 2023
Field Value VS Capital Region Trend
Community support (LGA)
93.9% Bottom 30% Data for Dec 2014
Volunteers
18.2% Bottom 18% 74% to Jan 2021
Family Score in New Buildings
New Buildings School and Park Map
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The higher the score, the more suitable the suburb is to families with children: good schools, safe, plentiful families, child-friendly amenities like playgrounds
Sources: ABS, DSS, TORREN and Microburbs, 2006 - 2023
Field Value VS Capital Region Trend
Total children in preschool (LGA)
407 Top 32% 3% to Dec 2020
Family households
52.9% Bottom 16% 28% to Jan 2021
Stay at home mothers
0.0% Bottom 16% Data for Dec 2021
Parenting payment recipients (single) (Postcode)
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