Burnie Real Estate Market Insights

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Dreaming of a property in Burnie, TAS? It's an excellent first step to evaluate if it's going to suit your lifestyle needs. Providing value is at the core of our business, which is why the Homes.com.au team come to work every day to help Aussies access information regarding the Greater Burnie market trends, median house prices & demographics so we can help you make informed decisions about your next property move.

If you are new to the City of Burnie, have a little read of our historical overview to discover more about the fantastic lifestyle and what makes this city so great.

Burnie is an Australian port city located on the northwest coast of the island state of Tasmania. The area is governed by the local government area of the City of Burnie.

Burnie reported an urban population of 19,385 inhabitants at the 2016 Australian Census. Out of this, 85.4% of the residents were Australian-born, and 7.2% of the population comprised the Aboriginals and the Torres Strait Islander people.

The major industries of Burnie include forestry, heavy manufacturing, and farming. Most industrial zones are located around the railway stations and the port. The suburbs within Burnie include Parklands, Shorewell Park, Park Grove, Acton, Hillcrest, Montello, Upper Burnie, Emu Heights, Romaine, South Burnie, Havenview, and Wivenhoe.

Facilities in Burnie The North West Regional Hospital, located on Brickport Road, is the third-largest hospital in Tasmania. There are significant retailers outside Burnie CBD, such as Spotlight, Godfreys, Harvey Norman Superstore, etc. Among the educational institutions include the University of Tasmania, the Tasmania Academy, and Tasmania Polytechnic.

**Famous Destinations Around Burnie

Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden Volunteers predominantly maintain the area with the vision to protect and showcase the Rhododendron genus. Visitors can view 22,000+ rhododendrons, unique wildlife and a few plant species along the lakes, walking tracks, and bridges.

Makers Workshop This art museum is famous for various activities and handcrafted materials like paper making, spinning, jewellery, weaving, woodworking, and even cheese tasting.

Fern Glade Reserve It is a peaceful nature and wildlife area where visitors can glimpse the Platypus. Besides, visitors can have a pleasant walk along the river and have a lovely time with family. Some of the facilities available include BBQ points, free parking spaces, and well-maintained toilets.

History of Burnie The city was founded in 1827 and was then named Emu Bay. Later in the early 1840s, the area was renamed Burnie in honour of William Burnie, a director of the farming corporation Van Diemen's Land Company.

On 26 April 1988, Queen Elizabeth II proclaimed Burnie as a city.

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