Hobart · Suburb

Granton

808 residential parcels covering 5.8 km².

Council: Derwent Valley (also partly in Glenorchy, Brighton )

Highly restricted land

≈100% of Granton’s residential land is highly restricted.

Driven mostly by 2-storey height caps. Granton ranks #14 of 59 suburbs in Hobart, and #161 of 1,972 capital city suburbs nationally.

Highly restricted residential

Not highly restricted residential

Source: Geometric union of 2-storey, low-density, detached-only, and heritage controls across Granton. ABS SAL code 60244. Methodology →

Note: Figures and the map cover only the parts of this area inside the capital’s Significant Urban Area; land beyond the SUA boundary is excluded from our modelling.

Where Granton ranks in Hobart

Granton ranks #14 of 59 Hobart suburbs for highly restricted residential land.

Highly restricted

Granton: ≈100% · rank #14 of 59

0% (least restrictive)(most restrictive) 100%

2-storey cap

1. Cambridge (Tas.)≈100%
2. Pontville≈100%
3. Electrona≈100%
4. Granton≈100%
5. Howden≈100%
6. Bonnet Hill≈100%
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58. Battery Point≈76%
59. Hobart≈33%

Low-density

1. Electrona≈100%
2. Howden≈100%
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9. Margate (Tas.)≈93%
10. Pontville≈76%
11. Granton≈42%
12. Kingston Beach≈33%
13. Cambridge (Tas.)≈25%
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58. Rose Bay (Tas.)≈0%
59. Warrane≈0%

Heritage

1. Battery Point≈38%
2. Hobart≈37%
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15. Glenorchy (Tas.)≈4%
16. Rosetta≈4%
17. Granton≈3%
18. Montrose (Tas.)≈3%
19. Mount Stuart (Tas.)≈3%
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58. Snug≈0%
59. Warrane≈0%

Highly restricted

1. Austins Ferry≈100%
2. Berriedale≈100%
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12. Geilston Bay≈100%
13. Glenlusk≈100%
14. Granton≈100%
15. Herdsmans Cove≈100%
16. Howden≈100%
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58. Battery Point≈82%
59. Hobart≈56%

Source: Granton ranked against other Hobart suburbs on each restriction metric (ex-rural shares). Methodology →

Hobart context

Granton ranks #14 of 59 suburbs in Hobart for highly restricted residential land.

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