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Rent in Bayside council area

Median weekly rent
$850
Change over a year
+3.7%
New leases
2,174 in the quarter

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

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Every kind of home

June quarter 2026

HomeMedianMiddle halfNew leases1 year5 years
All homes$850$700 to $1,0502,174+3.7%+63.5%
Units$850$700 to $1,0201,753+4.6%+70.0%
1-bedroom units$750$670 to $850522+2.7%+63.0%
2-bedroom units$870$700 to $1,050977+2.4%+67.3%
3-bedroom units$1,250$950 to $1,450221−1.6%+78.6%
Houses$950$800 to $1,200309+11.8%+43.9%
2-bedroom houses$800$750 to $90066+14.3%+45.5%
3-bedroom houses$980$880 to $1,180133+8.9%+40.0%
Houses, 4 or more bedrooms$1,320$1,100 to $1,60083+1.5%+46.7%
Townhouses$920$750 to $1,25051+6.4%+41.5%
2-bedroom townhouses$755*$708 to $915Not publishedn/an/a
3-bedroom townhouses$1,140*$924 to $1,263Not publishedn/an/a
Any home, 1 bedroom$740$640 to $840577+2.8%+60.9%
Any home, 2 bedrooms$850$700 to $1,0101,081+2.4%+63.5%
Any home, 3 bedrooms$1,100$900 to $1,365390+4.8%+57.1%
Any home, 4 or more bedrooms$1,410$1,100 to $1,800109+4.4%+65.9%

* Small sample: 10 to 29 new leases.

How the median rent has moved

Sep 2017 to Jun 2026

All homes$8502-bedroom units$8703-bedroom houses$980
02004006008001,000Sep 2017Mar 2019Sep 2020Mar 2022Sep 2023Mar 2025850980
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QuarterAll homes2-bedroom units3-bedroom houses
Jun 2026$850$870$980
Mar 2026$895$950$950
Dec 2025$830$850$950
Sep 2025$850$860$910
Jun 2025$820$850$900
Mar 2025$849$850$900
Dec 2024$790$800$895
Sep 2024$825$870$900
Jun 2024$810$880$920
Mar 2024$835$860$900
Dec 2023$750$780$850
Sep 2023$780$810$850
Jun 2023$750$800$830
Mar 2023$750$780$800
Dec 2022$670$680$800
Sep 2022$640$650$750
Jun 2022$600$570$750
Mar 2022$550$550$690
Dec 2021$530$530$688
Sep 2021$530$520$670
Jun 2021$520$520$700
Mar 2021$520$520$673
Dec 2020$500$500$650
Sep 2020$530$530$650
Jun 2020$550$550$630
Mar 2020$590$600$663
Dec 2019$570$550$633
Sep 2019$580$580$660
Jun 2019$570$560$650
Mar 2019$600$620$673
Dec 2018$580$580$680
Sep 2018$600$600$670
Jun 2018$585$570$660
Mar 2018$600$617.50$690
Dec 2017$580$572.50$675
Sep 2017$580$560$685

How it compares

June quarter 2026

AreaMedian1 yearNew leases
the Bayside council area$850+3.7%2,174
New South Wales$720+5.9%69,642
  • Ranks 13 of 102 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 $500 a week, 26% 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 +60.4%. Wages in New South Wales rose +16.6% over the same time (ABS Wage Price Index).

Get the full rental report for the Bayside council area

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 47 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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Postcodes in this council area

June quarter 2026, all homes

PostcodeMedian weekly rentNew leases1 year
2020$1,003476+5.6%
2019$920152+4.6%
2205$860410+2.4%
2219$80092+5.5%
2207$750133+4.2%
2216$750322+7.1%
2217$750325+8.7%