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Rent in Sydney and Haymarket (2000)

Postcode 2000 covers Sydney, Haymarket, Millers Point, The Rocks (Sydney), Dawes Point and Barangaroo.

Median weekly rent
$1,100
Change over a year
+4.8%
New leases
972 in the quarter

June quarter 2026, new leases only, published by NSW Department of Communities and Justice.

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Where we can, your rent is compared with every new lease from the past year, using bond records. Otherwise it's compared with the median published by NSW Department of Communities and Justice. What you type stays on this page.

Every kind of home

June quarter 2026

HomeMedianMiddle halfNew leases1 year5 years
All homes$1,100$850 to $1,420972+4.8%+69.2%
Units$1,150$880 to $1,450854+9.5%+76.9%
1-bedroom units$915$803 to $1,115446+7.6%+66.4%
2-bedroom units$1,400$1,200 to $1,650326+10.2%+81.8%
3-bedroom units$2,300$1,825 to $2,77551+18.0%+53.3%
Houses$1,250*$963 to $1,670Not publishedn/an/a
Any home, 1 bedroom$880$780 to $1,100526+3.5%+60.0%
Any home, 2 bedrooms$1,400$1,200 to $1,650342+9.4%+81.8%
Any home, 3 bedrooms$2,250$1,700 to $2,73858+13.9%+60.7%

* Small sample: 10 to 29 new leases.

How the median rent has moved

Sep 2017 to Jun 2026

All homes$1,1002-bedroom units$1,400
02505007501,0001,2501,500Sep 2017Mar 2019Sep 2020Mar 2022Sep 2023Mar 20251,1001,400
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QuarterAll homes2-bedroom units
Jun 2026$1,100$1,400
Mar 2026$930$1,400
Dec 2025$1,000$1,300
Sep 2025$875$1,250
Jun 2025$1,050$1,270
Mar 2025$950$1,302
Dec 2024$900$1,250
Sep 2024$900$1,200
Jun 2024$825$1,250
Mar 2024$920$1,350
Dec 2023$880$1,200
Sep 2023$809$1,200
Jun 2023$770$1,150
Mar 2023$750$1,200
Dec 2022$650$1,045
Sep 2022$800$975
Jun 2022$700$900
Mar 2022$699$800
Dec 2021$610$750
Sep 2021$620$750
Jun 2021$650$770
Mar 2021$600$750
Dec 2020$550$670
Sep 2020$600$705
Jun 2020$630$750
Mar 2020$700$935
Dec 2019$700$880
Sep 2019$715$900
Jun 2019$720$915
Mar 2019$715$940
Dec 2018$700$900
Sep 2018$730$920
Jun 2018$695$947.50
Mar 2018$700$950
Dec 2017$720$930
Sep 2017$640$945

How it compares

June quarter 2026

AreaMedian1 yearNew leases
Sydney and Haymarket (2000)$1,100+4.8%972
Sydney council area$900+5.9%6,122
New South Wales$720+5.9%69,642
  • Ranks 10 of 347 in New South Wales from dearest to cheapest, among places with 30 or more new leases.
  • At the 2021 Census, renting households here paid a median of $625 a week, 28% of the median household income. That figure counts every renting household, old leases and new.
  • Since the Census (Sep 2021 to Jun 2026), rents on new leases here rose +77.4%. Wages in New South Wales rose +16.6% over the same time (ABS Wage Price Index).

Get the full rental report for Sydney and Haymarket (2000)

Everything behind these numbers, in a 6-page PDF for $39.

  • When to signLeases signed in December and November have come in cheapest against the trend across Greater Sydney. The report shows every month.
  • How often rentals change handsAbout 72 new leases a year for every 100 privately rented homes.
  • Growth against the official rents index 🔒Over 1, 3 and 5 years, with the yearly rate, next to the ABS CPI for rents.
  • The price of more room, and who rents here 🔒What each extra bedroom costs, the full spread of rents, and who rents here according to the 2021 Census.
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Made for landlords setting a rent, buyers weighing up areas and agents who need to back up an appraisal. It covers new leases only, from state bond data.

Suburbs in this postcode

Share of the postcode's homes, 2021 Census

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