Suburb in Bega Valley

New Buildings, NSW

New Buildings had a population of 31 at the 2021 Census (−16.2% since 2016). Median age 65.0. Median weekly household income $687. Source: ABS Census 2021, via Censible. Census 2026 data arrives June 2027.

New Buildings at a glance

What the 2021 Census says, compared with New South Wales.

In Capital Region

Between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, New Buildings's population shrank by 16.2% to 31, slower than New South Wales as a whole (+7.9%). With a median age of 65.0, it is older than the NSW average (38.4). Children under 10 make up 0.0% of residents, and people aged 70 and over 51.6%.

0.0% of households rent, a smaller share than the NSW average of 33.1%. 58.8% own their home outright. Almost every home is a house; flats and apartments are 0.0% of homes. The 2021 Census counted 17 households.

The median household earns $687 a week, below the NSW average of $1,829.

33.3% of residents were born overseas, more than the NSW average of 31.0%. 0.0% use a language other than English at home. 48.4% report no religion, higher than the NSW average (35.7%).

Key figures

2021 Census, New Buildings beside NSW and Australia.

MeasureNew BuildingsNSWAustralia
Population318,072,17125,422,828
Growth since 2016−16.2%+7.9%+8.6%
Median age65.038.438.2
Households172,900,4569,275,123
Flats and apartments0.0%21.8%14.3%
Renting0.0%33.1%31.1%
Owned outright58.8%32.0%31.4%
Median household income a week$687$1,829$1,747
Median rent a week–$423$376
Median mortgage repayment a month–$2,142$1,866
Born overseas33.3%31.0%29.3%
Other language at home0.0%28.2%23.6%
No religion48.4%35.7%41.9%

Source: ABS Census 2021, via Censible. How the figures are built

Population and age

Each census since 2011, and the age profile in 2021.

Population

−16.2% since 2016.

Population · each census
  1. 392011
  2. 372016
  3. 312021

Age

Median age 65.0, against 38.4 for New South Wales.

New Buildings New South Wales
Share of people by age, New Buildings and New South Wales
0–90.0%
10–190.0%
20–290.0%
30–390.0%
40–490.0%
50–5925.8%
60–6945.2%
70–7932.3%
80+19.4%

Source: ABS Census 2021, via Censible. How the figures are built

Cultural background

The largest groups in New Buildings at the 2021 Census.

Ancestry

Top 5 · ancestry
  1. English45.2%
  2. Australian41.9%
  3. Australian Aboriginal12.9%
  4. Dutch9.7%
  5. Irish9.7%

Languages at home

Country of birth

Top 5 · country of birth
  1. England9.7%

Source: ABS Census 2021, via Censible. How the figures are built

Around New Buildings

The places it belongs to, sits beside and contains.

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