Sydney suburbs

Biggest Rent Increases in Sydney

1-year change in median weekly rent · Based on government bond data · Updated Q4 2025

If your landlord is proposing a rent increase in one of these suburbs, check the suburb page to see the median and use the rent checker to assess whether it is reasonable. You may be able to challenge excessive increases at your state tribunal.

Suburbs with biggest house rent increases in Sydney

1-year percentage increase in median weekly house rent

RankSuburb1yr increase
1Penrith

2750

+12.1%
2Hornsby

2077

+11.8%
3Cronulla

2230

+11.7%
4Liverpool

2170

+11.7%
5Pyrmont

2009

+11.6%
6Coogee

2034

+11.5%
7Parramatta

2150

+11.4%
8Hurstville

2220

+11.4%
9Newtown

2042

+11.1%
10Glebe

2037

+11.1%
11Randwick

2031

+11.1%
12Mosman

2088

+11.1%
13Redfern

2016

+11.1%
14St Peters

2044

+11.1%
15Neutral Bay

2089

+11.1%
16Leichhardt

2040

+11.1%
17Marrickville

2204

+11.1%
18Erskineville

2043

+11.1%
19Darlinghurst

2010

+11.1%
20Potts Point

2011

+11.1%

Suburbs with biggest unit rent increases in Sydney

1-year percentage increase in median weekly unit / apartment rent

RankSuburb1yr increase
1Parramatta

2150

+12.1%
2Pyrmont

2009

+11.9%
3Penrith

2750

+11.7%
4Hurstville

2220

+11.6%
5Redfern

2016

+11.5%
6Hornsby

2077

+11.4%
7Dee Why

2099

+11.3%
8Liverpool

2170

+11.1%
9Neutral Bay

2089

+11.1%
10Leichhardt

2040

+11.1%
11Marrickville

2204

+11.1%
12Erskineville

2043

+11.1%
13Darlinghurst

2010

+11.1%
14Potts Point

2011

+11.1%
15Rozelle

2039

+11.1%
16Camperdown

2050

+11.1%
17Alexandria

2015

+11.1%
18Waterloo

2017

+11.1%
19Zetland

2017

+11.1%
20Roseville

2069

+11.1%