Economic overview
The NSW and Australian Governments have invested over $1 billion on projects including the Regional Eurobodalla Hospital, the Southern Water Supply Storage, and Moruya Airport upgrade. Private developments are further supporting a strong tourism economy, housing demand is high, and job opportunities are expanding.
In 2023-2024, there was a 2.4% increase in gross regional product and an additional 1,670 full-time equivalent jobs were created.
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Fast facts
As of 30 March 2026:
Population: 42,454
(Estimated resident population 2026)Land area: 3,427 km²
GRP: $2.34 billion
(Gross Regional Product 2024)Number of businesses: 3,332
Key industries (value added):- construction
- healthcare and social assistance
- retail trade
Total jobs: 17,874
Key industries:- construction
- healthcare and social assistance
- retail trade
NIEIRD-ID data is adjusted each year, using updated employment estimates. Each release may change the previous year's figures.
Spending by non-residents and non-resident businesses accounts for 39.4% of the total spend in Eurobodalla with an average transaction value of $69 (2024-25).
The desirability of Eurobodalla's coastal location contributed to $114 million in residential building approvals granted in 2024-25. This trend is likely to continue with the realisation of new land releases and major developments in the pipeline.
More information
For more information, contact Teresa Lever, Manager Economic Development and Place Activation:
- T: 02 4474 1271
- M: 0436 924 976
- E: Council