Here is a brief snapshot of Redcliffe, its amenities, and other information that may be of interest.
Let’s start with a description of the community and where it is located. Redcliffe is considered a waterside suburb that is part of the Moreton Bay Region. The community is situated on the north-eastern section of what is known geographically as Redcliffe Peninsula. Redcliffe is roughly 30 kilometres from Brisbane. Several other suburbs are part of Redcliffe including Clontarf, Kippa-Ring, Margate, Newport, Redcliffe, Scarborough, and Woody Point.
What makes Redcliffe so attractive? Well, there are many things but probably the fact that it possesses a seaside charm is considered affordable, and is not far from a major centre all contribute to making Redcliffe a desirable location to live or visit.
As for size, Redcliffe is a small city by population as over 55,000 people call it home. There are 22 kilometres of sandy beaches located within Redcliffe which has historically been a seaside resort getaway. Plus, the weather is mostly comfortable with temperatures ranging from 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. This makes the area a favourite as it is never too hot or cold to do anything indoors or outside. With cool breezes coming off of the seas and tree-lined streets, even on the hottest day, it isn’t hard to stay cool.
What appears to be happening in recent years is that Redcliffe is becoming popular with most age groups. For the most part, the region was a magnet for seniors and retirees seeking a place to spend their Golden Years. However, the seaside setting has become a choice for many young families and business professionals seeking an affordable, and spectacular location for investment.
Redcliffe By The Numbers
Here is a breakdown of data from Redcliffe with brief details on several different categories.
Age
The median age for Redcliffe residents is 42 years. However, 22.5% of the residents fall under the 20-39 age group.
Occupation
The majority of workers in Redcliffe are either technicians or tradespeople (16%). Clerical and administrative workers are next at 15.8% of the local population.
Marital Status
Just under half of the population of Redcliffe is married. A total of 16% are either separated or divorced.
House Type
In Redcliffe, the most common type of house in the community is separate homes, making up 71.8% of the housing inventory. Flats, units, and apartments are the next most common coming in at 17.2%.
Education
A total of 28% of the children in Redcliffe are enrolled in primary school. A total of 21% are in secondary school and 9% are attending post-secondary educational institutions.
Home Ownership
There are more renters than homeowners in Redcliffe. A total of 38% of the residents rent their living space while 30% have invested in residential property.
Country of Birth
72% of Redcliffe residents are originally from Australia, 6.7% are from England, and 6% were born in New Zealand.
Rent and Mortgage Costs
Rentals in Redcliffe have a median rate of $280 per payment, and mortgage payments, on average, cost $1,750 each. Both of these figures are lower than the average across Queensland, which is why the Redcliffe area is considered so affordable.
Amenities
Redcliffe boasts several local schools, a public and private hospital, parks, a lagoon, shops, gas stations, restaurants, and a busy business district. That is in addition to many other services, attractions, places to see, and things to do. Redcliffe is not short on things of interest.
There are museums and art galleries, plus many festivals that emphasize arts and culture. There are markets, home-based businesses, and storefront businesses featuring all kinds of products or services. There is such a variety of amenities that you should find yourself occupied quickly and for long periods as long as you stay in Redcliffe.
But what if all you want to do is lay on the beach? As mentioned above, there are several kilometres of sandy beaches within Redcliffe and you won’t have trouble finding the perfect spot at any of the public beaches.
If you are considering checking out the Redcliffe area for a vacation or to relocate, you won’t be disappointed. Redcliffe has a lot to offer and continues to be a favourite destination of many from across Australia and throughout the World.
Location
Office 10, Level 1 Comino's Arcade, 133 Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe Qld 4020