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Choose a lens to find growth, yield, value, demand, supply and the markets changing fastest. Use the filters below to build your own search.

Rent growth Where achieved rents moved fastest over the past year, state by state. Rental yield The highest observed gross yields, where rent and sale price are both published. Lower sale prices The least expensive markets, by the publisher’s own sale median. Population growth The fastest-growing council populations, ABS-measured, nationally comparable. Low approvals per resident The thinnest approval pipelines per resident — ABS-measured, ascending. What changed this quarter The largest moves in the newest quarter, up and down together. Build my own search Filter by state, rent, growth, size, dwelling type, yield and market activity.

Coverage by state

See which market measures are currently available in each state and territory.

Measure NSWQLDSATASVICWANTACT
Median weekly rentWhat tenants actually started paying, from bonds lodged in the quarter.103 council areas
347 postcodes		43 council areas
563 suburbs		224 suburbs
131 postcodes
15 regions		61 suburbs
39 postcodes		146 suburbs
13 regions		Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Median sale priceThe publisher’s own median residential sale price.103 council areas
347 postcodes		Not published224 suburbsNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Gross rental yieldAn observed rent annualised over an observed price. The division is ours.103 council areas
347 postcodes		Not published224 suburbsNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
The spread of rentsThe quartiles either side of the median — the range a real tenancy meets.103 council areas
347 postcodes		Not publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Rental bonds heldThe size of the rental market, against the flow of new leases.103 council areas
347 postcodes		Not publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Median weekly rent, Census 2021One night in August 2021, across the whole standing rental stock. A different measurement, and the only one reaching every state and territory.Not publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published611 suburbs
275 postcodes		167 suburbs
33 postcodes		104 suburbs
25 postcodes

Coverage notes

Sale pricesQueensland charges for them — its Titles Registry quoted a member of the public $20,317 for the bulk file. Victoria, Western Australia, the Northern Territory and the ACT publish none we are licensed to republish. Without a price there can be no yield either.
The spread of rentsOnly New South Wales publishes the quartiles either side of its medians, which is what shows the range a real tenancy meets rather than the middle of it.
Bonds heldOnly New South Wales publishes the stock of bonds it holds alongside the flow of new ones, which is what makes a turnover rate possible.
Three jurisdictions entirelyWestern Australia, the Northern Territory and the ACT run bond schemes and publish no statistics from them. The 2021 Census is the only rent figure that exists for those three, and it appears in a table only where it is the only rent there is.

State rankings stay separate where measurement methods differ. Sources & methodology →

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