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Analysis

What the data shows

Analysis across the whole collection rather than about any one place. If you came for a single suburb, the search above is the shorter route — every market page carries its own reading.

Each section below covers the states that publish what it needs, and says which. Four of them are New South Wales alone, because New South Wales is the only state that publishes rent quartiles and the only one that publishes both bonds lodged and bonds held. That is a fact about the publishers, not a gap in what we hold.

The gap between metropolitan and regional rents New South Wales What separates Greater Sydney from the rest of New South Wales, measured on the publisher’s own regional split rather than on an average of council areas.
Gross rental yields, with the evidence beside them New South Wales An observed median rent over an observed median sale price for every New South Wales council area and postcode we hold — and the counts behind each one, because the highest yields rest on the fewest observations.
What a median rent hides New South Wales Half of new leases fall between the first and third quartile, and the distance between them is the range a real tenant actually meets. Only New South Wales publishes them.
Who is moving, and who is staying put New South Wales New bonds lodged against bonds held is a turnover rate: how often a tenancy in an area changes hands. New South Wales is the only state that publishes both halves.
Queensland rents, suburb by suburb Queensland Achieved median weekly rents for every Queensland suburb, council area and the state, from Residential Tenancies Authority bond lodgements.
Adelaide house yields South Australia House rents over house sale prices in the same quarter, for metropolitan Adelaide suburbs — the only place outside New South Wales where both halves are published under a licence we can republish.
Twenty-six years of Victorian rents Victoria and South Australia The longest series we hold: Victorian moving annual medians back to 2000, and eighteen years of South Australian quarters beside them.
What we have, and what we do not all eight states and territories Every state and territory, what each publishes, and why Western Australia, the Northern Territory and the ACT are empty.