Albion demographics
As at the 2021 Census, Albion had a population of 3,446 people. The median age is 32, 505 families reside in the suburb and the median weekly household income is $1,724.
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As at the 2021 Census, Albion had a population of 3,446 people. The median age is 32, 505 families reside in the suburb and the median weekly household income is $1,724.
Albion has an excellent transportation system in place for its community. The public bus transportation is reliable and runs frequently from several bus stops located across the suburb. Albion’s train station helps seamlessly connect residents with the rest of the city. The major artery roads of Inner City Bypass, Sandgate Road and Kingsford Smith Drive also go through the suburb.
There are no schools within the residential suburb. However, the community has several good options in the bordering suburbs of Ascot, Clayfield and Windsor.
Albion offers a leafy, peaceful and recreational lifestyle for its residents. Albion Fine Trades and Fifth Avenue Lifestyle Albion provide the community with local supermarkets, several amazing retail outlets and convenient services.
Some of the best streets in Albion include Stoneleigh Street, Marne Road and Ellen Street. These streets are desirable for their location, views and history.
Albion is a suburb with great cafés, cultural attractions and walkability. There are six beautiful parks with recreational activities including BBQ/picnic spots, shared pathways, playgrounds, Brothers Community Sports Club, Brothers Old Boys’ Rugby facility, Breakfast Creek boardwalk and jetty, St Margaret’s School rowing facility and the Te Waka Taniwha Dragon Boat Club Inc.