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Census comparison · 2016 vs 2021

Point Piper then and now

Side-by-side ABS Census comparison for Point Piper, NSW (postcode 2027) — how the suburb looked in 2016 versus 2021.

Metric20162021Change
Population1,4241,334-90 · -6.3%
Median age4852+4 · +8.3%
Median household income$3,644/wk$4,530/wk+$886 · +24.3%
Median personal income$1,708/wk$1,835/wk+$127 · +7.4%
Median rent$850/wk$900/wk+$50 · +5.9%
Median mortgage$4,000/mo$5,000/mo+$1,000 · +25%
Average household size2.42.2-0.2 · -8.3%

Change since the previous Census. Historical figures are mapped from State Suburbs (SSC) to today's suburb boundaries.

Population

Census 2011 → 2016 → 2021

-4.4% over 10 years

20111,39620161,42420211,334
2011 and 2016 figures are mapped onto 2021 suburb boundaries, so comparisons are approximate where borders changed.

Population

1,334

was 1,424 in 2016

-90 · -6.3%

Median rent

$900/wk

was $850/wk in 2016

+$50 · +5.9%

Household income

$4,530/wk

was $3,644/wk in 2016

+$886 · +24.3%

Median age

52

was 48 in 2016

+4 · +8.3%

Dig deeper: Point Piper population growth · Point Piper then and now

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2016 values are mapped from State Suburbs (SSC) to 2021 suburb boundaries — see methodology.