Total Persons : 3939

Total Males : 2191

Total Femals : 1748

Age Group (0-4 years) : 67

Age Group (5-14 years) 90

65 Years Over:

Median Age of Persons 30

Persons born overseas 1421

Main Country of birth which is not Australia: China

No of people of Main Country of birth which is not Australia : 157

No of People Married : 1186

Married Percentage: 0.314

Labour Force: 2528

Employed Fulltime: 1921

Employed Full Time Percentage: 0.76

Main Occupation: Professionals

Number of Main Occupation: 853

Main Occupation Percentage: 0.348

Main Industry of Employment: Legal and Accounting Services

Main Industry of Employment Numbers: 137

Main Industry of Employment Percentage: 0.056

Median Individual Income ($/Weekly): 891

Median Household Income ($/Weekly) : 1661

Median Family Income ($/Weekly): 2167

Number of Families: 906

Number of Families With Children: 129

Total Private Dwellings: 2859

Median Rent ($/Weekly):* 370

Median Housing Loan Repayment ($/Weekly): 2184

Average Household Size: 1.9

Average Number of Persons Per Bedroom: 1.2

Household Fully Owned Percentage: 0.056

Household Rented Percentage: 0.645

Family Household Percentage: 0.413

Docklands�is an�inner city�suburb i. �Melbourne,�Victoria,�Australia. It is bounded by Spencer Street, Wurundjeri Way and Charles Grimes Bridge to the east, CityLink to the west and Lorimer Street across the Yarra to the south and is a primarily waterfront area centred around the banks of the Yarra River.

Contemporary Docklands is the product of an ongoing urban renewal project to extend the area of the CBD (excluding Southbank and St Kilda Road) by over a third when completed around 2015. It is now home to several of Melbourne's modern landmarks including Etihad Stadium, Southern Cross Station and The Southern Star.

The name "Docklands" is contrived from the word "dock" (in reference to the area's maritime history) and "land", with the name directly inspired by the name of the contemporary development in England, London Docklands. (Source: Wiki)

* Median Rent is based on data from the most recent Australian suburb survey.

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