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Population

Biggest 5-Year Population Gains in Queensland

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

RankSuburbChange
#1Pimpama+9,340
#2Morayfield+6,706
#3Logan Reserve+6,140
#4Springfield Lakes+5,964
#5Surfers Paradise+5,555
#6Yarrabilba+5,299
#7Redbank Plains+5,058
#8Coomera+4,761
#9Caboolture+4,535
#10Park Ridge+4,528
#11Boronia Heights+4,335
#12South Brisbane+3,955
#13Greenbank+3,918
#14Hope Island+3,906
#15Southport+3,625
#16Heathwood+3,481
#17Caboolture South+3,352
#18Mango Hill+3,288
#19Spring Mountain+3,282
#20Brisbane City+3,224
#21Caloundra West+3,168
#22West End+3,127
#23Thornlands+3,054
#24Collingwood Park+2,939
#25Burpengary+2,907
#26Ripley+2,837
#27Narangba+2,785
#28Pallara+2,750
#29Little Mountain+2,703
#30South Ripley+2,689
#31Maroochydore+2,648
#32Deebing Heights+2,619
#33Buderim+2,605
#34Baringa+2,515
#35Chambers Flat+2,498
#36Griffin+2,456
#37Forest Lake+2,452
#38Palmview+2,442
#39Burpengary East+2,424
#40Redland Bay+2,423
#41Rochedale+2,340
#42Palm Beach+2,304
#43Robina+2,301
#44Fortitude Valley+2,288
#45Kangaroo Point+2,269
#46Bahrs Scrub+2,256
#47St Lucia+2,251
#48Spring Hill+2,244
#49New Beith+2,194
#50Upper Coomera+2,150

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