1. Australia
  2. New South Wales
  3. Greater Sydney

Greater Sydney

New South Wales divides its councils into Greater Sydney, the rest of the Greater Metropolitan Region, and the rest of the state. The division is the publisher’s own and travels with every figure.

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Of the 34 council areas inside it that we hold, half rent above $760 a week. That is the middle council area, and it counts a small market equally with a large one.

34 council areas we hold here

Ranked by the same figure in the same quarter, so they are comparable. Sort by any column, or search the list by name.

Council area Median weekly rent Rent change — 1 year New leases Compare
Woollahra$1,100Up 10.6%773
Waverley$1,010Up 3.1%1,326
Ku-Ring-Gai$1,000Up 12.4%633
Hunters Hill$975Up 18.9%62
Northern Beaches$950Up 8.0%1,996
Sydney$900Up 5.9%6,122
Mosman$898Up 5.6%268
Canada Bay$897Up 5.5%946
Randwick$895Up 5.3%2,115
Willoughby$880Up 7.3%813
Lane Cove$870Up 4.2%491
Bayside$850Up 3.7%2,174
North Sydney$850Up 2.4%1,320
The Hills Shire$850Up 6.3%1,307
Burwood$800Up 6.7%526
Sutherland Shire$800Up 6.7%1,370
Ryde$780Up 8.3%1,876
Inner West$760Up 5.6%2,197
Camden$750Up 1.4%943
Georges River$750Up 7.1%1,052
Hornsby$750Up 7.1%735
Parramatta$750Up 7.1%3,246
Strathfield$720Up 2.9%580
Hawkesbury$680Up 7.9%321
Liverpool$680Up 4.6%1,728
Blacktown$670Up 3.1%3,055
Canterbury-Bankstown$670Up 3.1%2,440
Cumberland$670Up 3.1%2,048
Wollondilly$660Up 6.5%342
Central Coast$650Up 8.3%2,504
Blue Mountains$630Up 5.0%273
Campbelltown$620Up 3.3%1,225
Fairfield$620Up 3.3%1,173
Penrith$620Up 3.3%1,804

Sources & methodology

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