Four or more bedrooms in Greenbank
In Greenbank, 76% of homes have four or more bedrooms, above 39% across Queensland. Three-bedroom homes are 17%, below the state's 37%, and homes with two bedrooms or fewer are 5%, below 22% across the state. The bedroom counts suggest a larger share of homes with four or more bedrooms in Greenbank than across Queensland.
Separate houses were 98% of occupied homes at the 2021 Census, above 75% across Queensland, while townhouses, terraces or semi-detached houses were 1%, below the state's 12%. The figures suggest a larger share of people in Greenbank living in separate houses than across the state. Of all private dwellings in Greenbank, 4% were unoccupied on Census night, below 9% across Queensland.
Paying off a home in Greenbank
Households paying off a mortgage are 55% of households in Greenbank, above 34% across Queensland. Households that own outright are 28%, below the state's 29%, and 15% rent, below 33% across the state. The median mortgage repayment was $2,015 a month at the 2021 Census, above $1,733 across Queensland, and median household income was $2,240 a week, above the state's $1,675.
Median rent in Greenbank was $430 a week, above $365 across Queensland. Of renting households, 76% rent from a landlord the ABS records as a real estate agent, above 66% across the state, the others renting from state or community housing, a private person or another landlord. This page divides the rent median by the income median of every household, renters included, and gets 19% for Greenbank and 22% for Queensland; it is a ratio of medians, not a measure of renters' own costs.
Households of 3.2 people on average
An average household in Greenbank held 3.2 people at the 2021 Census, above 2.5 across Queensland, which suggests households with more people in them than across the state. The suburb of Greenbank had 9,587 people, with a median age of 37 years, below 38 across Queensland, which suggests a population younger at the median than the state's. A 2021 question asked people aged five and over for their address in 2016. In Greenbank, 55% gave the same address as in 2021, above 48% across Queensland.