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Where rents rose most in Sydney over the past year

Postcodes in Greater Sydney, ranked by how much the median weekly rent of all new leases has changed since the same quarter a year earlier. These are the figures for the June quarter 2026. A place needs 30 or more new leases in the group to be ranked, so a handful of leases can't top the list. Figures published by NSW Department of Communities and Justice.

Where rents rose most in Sydney over the past year

20 postcodes

#PostcodeMedian weekly rentNew leases1 year
1Forestville and Killarney Heights (2087)$1,49547+42.4%
2Lindfield and East Lindfield (2070)$1,15091+35.3%
3Hunters Hill (2110)$1,10042+34.2%
4Turramurra and North Turramurra (2074)$1,10091+27.2%
5Darling Point and Edgecliff (2027)$1,200150+26.3%
6Northbridge (2063)$1,24037+25.3%
7Thirlmere (2572)$68031+22.5%
8Kingsgrove (2208)$89366+19.1%
9Sylvania and Sylvania Waters (2224)$95063+18.8%
10Balgowlah and Manly Vale (2093)$995171+18.5%
11Gladesville (2111)$760153+17.3%
12Jannali and Como (2226)$93538+16.9%
13Roseville and Castle Cove (2069)$1,05066+16.7%
14Woollahra (2025)$1,150105+15.0%
15Chester Hill and Sefton (2162)$750102+14.5%
16Rozelle (2039)$99596+14.4%
17Gorokan and Toukley (2263)$580258+13.7%
18Caringbah and Caringbah South (2229)$850209+13.3%
19Bateau Bay (2261)$650376+13.0%
20Blue Haven and San Remo (2262)$620168+12.7%

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