Jimboomba

At A Glance

Jimboomba, a growing semi-rural town in Logan City, Queensland, has experienced significant population growth, reflecting the urban sprawl from Brisbane. Recent estimates place its population over 18,000. Primarily a residential area, Jimboomba’s economy is increasingly linked to the broader Logan City region, with residents commuting for work in construction, retail, and services. Local employment includes retail, small businesses, and trades. The primary economy centres on residential development and supporting services, with increasing commercial growth.

Jimboomba is Its location provides a mix of rural lifestyle with access to urban amenities, driving its ongoing expansion.

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Population

Total Population: The total usual resident population for the locality of Jimboomba was 7,423 people.

Percentage of Women: 49.8%

Percentage of Men: 50.2%

Average Age

Median Age in the Region: The median age for people in the Jimboomba locality was 37 years. This is slightly lower than the Queensland median age of 38, reflecting the area’s popularity with young families and homebuilders.

Income (Weekly Household)

$2,000 – $2,499: 12.2%
 
$3,000 – $3,499: 8.3%
 
$2,500 – $2,999: 8.1%

Industry

Construction: 16.2% of employed residents. The single largest employer, driven by the massive ongoing residential and commercial development in Jimboomba and the surrounding Greater Flagstone area.

Health Care and Social Assistance: 10.1% of employed residents. The second largest sector, reflecting the need for essential services for the regional community.

Manufacturing: 8.9% of employed residents.Reflecting industrial activity and the strong base of Technicians and Trades Workers who commute to work in this sector.

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