Separate houses, and bedroom counts above the state's
Separate houses are 94% of occupied homes in Kings Langley, above 66% across New South Wales. Flats and apartments come to 1%, below the state's 22%, and townhouses, terraces and semi-detached houses to 5%, below 12% statewide. The figures suggest that living in a separate house is the common pattern in Kings Langley, with apartment buildings playing a small part.
Larger homes stand out. Homes with four or more bedrooms are 62% of the total, above 34% across the state, and three-bedroom homes are 33%, below the state's 35%. At the other end, 5% of homes have two bedrooms or fewer, below 30% across New South Wales, so the smaller home is uncommon here.
Empty homes were less common than across the state. At the 2021 Census, 4% of private dwellings in Kings Langley were unoccupied on Census night, below 9% across New South Wales, so a smaller share of the suburb's dwellings had nobody in them when the count was taken. The figure records that night only, not the reasons.
Higher incomes, fewer renters
Renting is less common in Kings Langley: 13% of households rent, below 33% across New South Wales. Of those renting households, 73% rent from a landlord the ABS records as a real estate agent, above the state's 69%. The others rent from state or community housing, a private person or another landlord, or did not say whom.
Paying off a mortgage accounts for 47% of households, above 33% statewide, and outright owners are 38%, above the state's 32%. The median mortgage repayment is $2,579 a month, above $2,167 across New South Wales, and median household income is $2,457 a week, above the state's $1,829. On these figures, owning a home, outright or with a loan, is more common here than across the state.
Median rent in Kings Langley is $500 a week, above $420 across the state. Worked out on this page, the median weekly rent equals 20% of the median weekly income of all households, renters or not, below the 23% across New South Wales. Rent is above the state's median here, and so is income, but the share worked out from them is below the state's.
Same address, three to a household
At the same address five years earlier: 72% of people aged five and over in Kings Langley, above 54% across New South Wales. In all, 9,354 people lived in the suburb of Kings Langley at the 2021 Census.
An average household in Kings Langley has 3 people, against 2.6 across the state, so homes here are shared by more people on average. The median age is 41 years, above 39 across New South Wales, which suggests residents who are older at the median than the state's. Both figures sit above those for New South Wales.