Residential Land Activity Mackay

1. Residential land activity fact sheet* June quarter 2009
Mackay (RC) Whitsunday
Whitsunday
• Mackay (RC) approved 1,176 residential lots in Regional Council
Regional Council
the year to June quarter 2009. This was a
decrease of 33.1 per cent compared with the
same period last year when 1,757 lots were
approved.
• 357 residential lots were produced in Mackay Mackay
(RC) in the year to June quarter 2009.
Regional Council
Compared with the previous year when 830
lots were produced, this was a decrease of 57 Mirani ( Mackay (
per cent.
• The number of lots registered in Mackay (RC) in the June quarter (
2009 decreased by 17.4 per cent to 247 registrations compared Sarina
to 299 registrations recorded in the same period last year. Lot
registrations in the year ending June 2009 were down 25.1 per Isaac
cent over the previous year. Regional Council
• The number of lots consumed in Mackay (RC) in the June
quarter 2009 decreased by 17.1 per cent to 156 lots when
compared with the same period last year. Lot consumption for
the year ending June 2009 was down 25.8 per cent over the
previous year. type,
Lot registration by type, year ending June 2009
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• In the June quarter of 2009, 120 vacant land sales were lots (units)
recorded with a median value of $172,000. This was an 8%
increase of 9.1 per cent in land sales volume and a decrease of
7 per cent in median value compared with the same quarter last
year. Community
ma nagement
• In the year ending June 2009, Mackay (RC) recorded a 27.7 per lots
cent decrease in new residential dwelling approvals over the (townhouses) Conventi onal
21%
previous year. A total of 781 approvals, 85.9 per cent of which (individual
house lots)
were for separate houses, compares to 1,080 approvals in 2008.
71%
Quarterly lot approvals and production
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Lot registration by size, year ending June 2009
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2. Land development pipeline data
Mackay (RC)
Year to Lot Op works Uncompleted Lot Lot Lot Median value Volume of
June approval ¹ approval lots ^ production ¹ registration ² consumption land sales ³ land sales ³
2001 335 N/A N/A 431 465 236 N/A N/A
2002 451 N/A N/A 268 415 595 $ 57,800 524
2003 390 N/A N/A 310 499 534 $ 66,100 680
2004 699 N/A N/A 670 811 836 $ 80,500 1,132
2005 1,075 N/A 1185 822 945 830 $ 116,500 1,029
2006 1,574 N/A 2064 556 792 837 $ 160,500 690
2007 2,434 N/A 3566 934 1,119 798 $ 178,200 692
2008 1,757 1,150 4523 830 1,008 891 $ 183,600 541
2009 1,176 590 5377 357 755 661 $ 179,100 476
Sep qtr 2008 185 114 4741 31 123 195 $ 185,000 118
Dec qtr 2008 473 112 5098 89 236 170 $ 185,000 111
Mar qtr 2009 82 268 4990 188 149 140 $ 175,000 127
Jun qtr 2009 436 96 5377 49 247 156 $ 172,000 120
¹ : includes urban and rural residential ² : includes 250-50000 m2 lots.
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^: no of lots with planning permit approval, but not yet produced
(survey plan signing)
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2007 846 281 1,127 pifu@dip.qld.gov.au
2008 909 171 1,080
2009 671 110 781
Sep qtr 2008 187 75 262 www.dip.qld.gov.au
Dec qtr 2008 163 13 176
Mar qtr 2009 126 13 139 Sources for the Residential Land activity fact sheet:
Jun qtr 2009 195 9 204 ABS unpublished dwelling approvals data. QDNRM Digital Cadestral
Database (DCDB). QDLGP Queensland Residential Land and Dwelling
Activity Monitor. QDNRW QVAS database. Copyright 2009 Planning
Median residential land values and land sales volume Information and Forecasting Unit, QDIP, Australian Bureau of
Statistics
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Number of sales
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