4069 · three suburbs, three census tables

These are large separate houses, not a copy of the Kenmore page.

Brookfield, Pullenvale and Fig Tree Pocket share postcode 4069 with Kenmore. Their 2021 dwelling statistics are not Kenmore’s. Each suburb below is its own ABS suburb and locality.

The 1–4 bedroom inspection advertisement

Jets advertises an inspection at $285 for 1–4 bedrooms. In Brookfield, 83.6% of occupied dwellings had four or more bedrooms (941 dwellings). Pullenvale’s share was 85.6% (849). Fig Tree Pocket’s was 76.9% (1,038), with an average of 4.1 bedrooms.

A four-bedroom house can still fall inside a “1–4” band. A house with more than four bedrooms may not. The census does not say how many dwellings have five bedrooms rather than four, so this page does not invent that split. It does say: do not assume the $285 figure applies until the business confirms the bedroom band and whether GST is included. The same caution applies to a “standard house” barrier from $3,960.

Outbuildings and edges

QBCC’s maintenance list is especially relevant where a house has sheds, water tanks, fences and paved edges: attached structures and tanks across the barrier are named as ways a perimeter system gets bridged. That is general advice. It is not a claim that these suburbs have a measured higher infestation rate. Upper Brookfield and Pinjarra Hills are also in 4069 and are not in the table above.

Fig Tree Pocket’s census is not a flood study. For any lot near a creek or the river, use Council’s FloodWise report for that address. Do not treat a suburb name as a flood label, and do not treat either as a termite label.

How those supplier prices should be labelled · Kenmore, same postcode, different census