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Biggest 1-Year Population Gains in Queensland

Suburbs that gained the most residents over the past year, based on ABS Estimated Resident Population allocated to suburb boundaries.

RankSuburbChange
#1Morayfield+1,811
#2Logan Reserve+1,244
#3Yarrabilba+1,160
#4Springfield Lakes+1,154
#5Pimpama+1,037
#6Greenbank+1,026
#7Caboolture+1,016
#8Surfers Paradise+974
#9Redbank Plains+955
#10Deception Bay+907
#11Spring Mountain+772
#12Hope Island+737
#13Redland Bay+729
#14Ripley+706
#15Park Ridge+692
#16Burpengary+672
#17South Ripley+669
#18Boronia Heights+661
#19Deebing Heights+651
#20Narangba+643
#21Southport+622
#22Caloundra West+621
#23Caboolture South+614
#24Collingwood Park+612
#25Coomera+609
#26Brisbane City+599
#27Palm Beach+573
#28New Beith+543
#29St Lucia+513
#30Chambers Flat+507
#31Heathwood+505
#32Baringa+500
#33Little Mountain+493
#34West End+493
#35Burpengary East+482
#36Maroochydore+469
#37Buderim+466
#38Rochedale+459
#39Spring Hill+458
#40South Brisbane+444
#41South Maclean+430
#42Thornlands+424
#43Ormeau+402
#44Southside+401
#45Inala+399
#46Pallara+399
#47Robina+395
#48Bahrs Scrub+393
#49Bellbird Park+384
#50Fortitude Valley+383

Net resident change is from ABS Estimated Resident Population allocated to suburb boundaries. Suburbs with estimated population under 500 are excluded.

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