Peak Crossing vs Draper

Side-by-side comparison using ABS Census 2021 data

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1,016 #3,956
👥 Population
695 #4,509
$835/wk #3,034
💰 Median Weekly Income
$1,084/wk #769
$290/wk #5,154
🏠 Median Weekly Rent
$500/wk #576
41 years
🎂 Median Age
42 years
$1,733/mo
🏦 Monthly Mortgage
$2,600/mo
$1,826/wk
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Household Income
$3,073/wk
$1,958/wk
👪 Family Income
$3,042/wk
3.0 people
🏡 Household Size
3.1 people

Rent as a percentage of household income. Under 25% is affordable, 25-35% is moderate stress, over 35% is rent stressed.

Peak Crossing

15.9%
Affordable

Draper

16.3%
Affordable

Peak Crossing

♂ 49.6% ♀ 50.4%
Density: 11 people/km²

Draper

♂ 52.7% ♀ 47.3%
Density: 73 people/km²
Higher Income Draper
Lower Rent Peak Crossing
Larger Population Peak Crossing
More Affordable Peak Crossing

Data: ABS Census 2021 — Suburb and Locality (SAL) level