George Town Council

In George Town, there were 162 sale listings and 39 lease listings available last month. The median sale price for houses over the last year was $488,000, while the median weekly lease price for houses was $410.

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George Town Council

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The council area of George Town is characterized by a strong presence of businesses in agriculture, construction, and real estate services. The population distribution skews towards older age groups, with a notable percentage of residents aged 0 to 19. The tenure type for occupied private dwellings shows a mix of outright ownership, purchasing, and renting. Family households are primarily composed of childless couples, couples with children, and single parents. The income distribution indicates a majority in the lower income brackets, with a significant portion spending less than 30% of their income on mortgage or rent payments. The occupational profile is diverse, with a mix of technicians, trades workers, labourers, and professionals.

The George Town Council is a local government body in northern Tasmania, established on 1 January 1907. The George Town local government area is classified as rural and has a population of 6,931. It encompasses the principal town, George Town, as well as nearby localities including Hillwood, Low Head, and Pipers River. George Town is classified as rural, agricultural, and large (RAL) under the Australian Classification of Local Governments. The council area of George Town is characterized by a strong presence of businesses in agriculture, construction, and real estate services. The population distribution skews towards older age groups, with a notable percentage of residents aged 0 to 19. The tenure type for occupied private dwellings shows a mix of outright ownership, purchasing, and renting. Family households are primarily composed of childless couples, couples with children, and single parents. The income distribution indicates a majority in the lower income brackets, with a significant portion spending less than 30% of their income on mortgage or rent payments. The occupational profile is diverse, with a mix of technicians, trades workers, labourers, and professionals.