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Rent this 1 bed apartment on 544-550 Mowbray Road in Lane Cove North NSW 2066, Australia
Modern & Spacious One Bedroom Apartment
544-550 Mowbray Road, Lane Cove North NSW 2066, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath
$3,424
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Bond Street in Maroubra NSW 2035, Australia
Unit For Lease - 3/14 Bellevue Street, Maroubra
Bond Street, Maroubra NSW 2035, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$2,571
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Galvin Street in Maroubra NSW 2035, Australia
Renovated Two Bedroom Unit
Galvin Street, Maroubra NSW 2035, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$892
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Rent this 4 bed apartment on Myoenergy Health and Phillip Hanney in 378 Arden Street, South Coogee NSW 2034
Real Estate For Lease - 2/370 Arden Street - South Coogee , NSW
Myoenergy Health and Phillip Hanney, 378 Arden Street, South Coogee NSW 2034, Australia
4 Bed
1 Bath
$3,143
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on 51 Coveney Street in Bexley North NSW 2207, Australia
Large 3-4 Bedroom Home with Self Contained Flat
51 Coveney Street, Bexley North NSW 2207, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath
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$1,714
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Rent this 3 bed apartment on Kenelda Avenue in Guildford NSW 2161, Australia
Home Sweet Home
Kenelda Avenue, Guildford NSW 2161, Australia
3 Bed
1 Bath
$1,466
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Caloola Avenue in Penrith NSW 2750, Australia
apartment 177a Richmond Road Penrith
Caloola Avenue, Penrith NSW 2750, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$1,551
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Longworth Avenue in Eastlakes NSW 2018, Australia
MGM MARTIN - LARGE ONE BEDROOM EAST FACING APARTMENT
Longworth Avenue, Eastlakes NSW 2018, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath
$2,449
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Church Street in Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia
Modern Two Bedroom Unit
Church Street, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$1,204
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Johnston Street in Annandale NSW 2038, Australia
3/139 Johnston Street
Johnston Street, Annandale NSW 2038, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath
$2,360
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Camzilla in Pacific Highway, Roseville NSW 2069
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Camzilla, Pacific Highway, Roseville NSW 2069, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath
$2,531
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Sake Shop in Percival Road, Stanmore NSW 2048
Open plan modern apartment
Sake Shop, Percival Road, Stanmore NSW 2048, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$2,449
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on 12 Edith Avenue in Concord NSW 2137, Australia
Beautiful Concord Home Split in 2
12 Edith Avenue, Concord NSW 2137, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$1,837
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Rembrandt Drive in Windsor Road, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153
50/1 Meryll Avenue Baulkham Hills
Rembrandt Drive, Windsor Road, Baulkham Hills NSW 2153, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath
$2,551
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Chicky Char Char in 145 McEvoy Street, Macdonaldtown NSW 2015
6/145 McEvoy Street
Chicky Char Char, 145 McEvoy Street, Macdonaldtown NSW 2015, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath
$2,654
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Redfern Art Gallery in Chalmers Street, Redfern NSW 2016
MGM MARTIN - SPLIT LEVEL TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
Redfern Art Gallery, Chalmers Street, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$4,286
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Bondi Waters Aged Care in 47-51 O'Brien Street, Bondi Beach NSW 2026
CHARMING TWO BEDROOM SEMI IN THE HEART OF BONDI
Bondi Waters Aged Care, 47-51 O'Brien Street, Bondi Beach NSW 2026, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$1,755
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Rent this 3 bed apartment on Bimbi Place in Bonnyrigg NSW 2177, Australia
3 bedroom house in quiet street.
Bimbi Place, Bonnyrigg NSW 2177, Australia
3 Bed
1 Bath
$2,428
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on 28 Centennial Lane in Centennial Park NSW 2005, Australia
Park Side Haven with Bright & Light North Aspect
28 Centennial Lane, Centennial Park NSW 2005, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$1,182
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on McCourt Street in Wiley Park NSW 2195, Australia
1/17 Mc Court Street, Wiley Park
McCourt Street, Wiley Park NSW 2195, Australia
2 Bed
1 Bath
$1,305
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on 956 Pacific Highway in Roseville NSW 2067, Australia
Updated one bedroom unit
956 Pacific Highway, Roseville NSW 2067, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath
$754
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Rent this 3 bed apartment on St.George in 252 King Street, Macdonaldtown NSW 2042
Real Estate For Lease - 1/260 King Street - Newtown , NSW
St.George, 252 King Street, Macdonaldtown NSW 2042, Australia
3 Bed
1 Bath
$2,041
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Alora Apartments in Monza Boulevarde, Wentworth Point NSW 2127
Apartment For Lease - 210/23 Monza Boulevard, Wentworth Point
Alora Apartments, Monza Boulevarde, Wentworth Point NSW 2127, Australia
1 Bed
1 Bath

Sydney

Sydney is a unique place that combines a vibe of a light-hearted beachside town with the energy of a booming metropolis that parades some of the best landmarks, surfing, and dining.

Overview

Sydney attracts people from all over the world with its unique atmosphere — it’s truly one of the most multicultural cities in the Southern Hemisphere. More than 250 languages are spoken in Sydney, with more than 40 percent of the population speaking a language other than English at home. As a result, the city takes pride in the diverse choice of national cuisines and the environment where anyone feels welcome. The city also capitalizes on its heritage and cultural diversity with plenty of festivals, concerts, and one of the largest celebrations of Chinese New Year in the world. The most populated city in Australia has something for everyone: trendy areas of Darling Harbour and the Rocks, iconic shows at the Opera House, or the lavish ways of Bondi Beach. Sydney is a place where you can relax and enjoy the slow pace of life or indulge in countless parties in the hip neighborhoods.

Business & Economy

Sydney boasts of being on the list of the world’s most global, green, and well-connected cities. This the major Australian powerhouse and the gateway to Asia for Western businesses — no wonder Sydney accommodates the headquarters of nearly 40% of the leading Australian corporations. Sydney is the prime destination for regional leaders, international corporations, tourists, and international students. Financial, educational, digital, and creative businesses are all flourishing in Sydney. All this thanks to the stable political system, favorable investment climate, and comprehensive urban development programs. The local business community is young, innovative, and future-focused. Sydney also strives for sustainable and green energy — those goals are outlined in the strategic plan Sustainable Sydney 2030.

Culture

The city government invests $36.5 million in cultural initiatives each year. This involves sponsoring influential festivals such as the Biennale of Sydney and Sydney Festival, organizing massive public events like Art & About Sydney and New Year's Eve celebrations, as well as funding new public art centers and creative communities. The council of the city subsidizes tickets for various performances and theatre for younger viewers through Shopfront Arts Co-op. In such a way, young people have access to affordable tickets to live performances and engage in the city’s cultural life. Another unprecedented initiative of Sydney authorities is the creative hoardings program. Developers who construct new buildings must place on the exterior walls art of living Australian artists or historical images appropriate to the area. Developers can choose the artist to their liking or utilize artworks commissioned by the City of Sydney for free.

Outdoors

Sydney is truly a green city, amazing for all outdoor lovers —there are more than 400 parks and public spaces. Sydney's parks comprise an area of more than 1.8 square kilometers (or 0.69 square miles). This includes a wide range of various green spaces, from the iconic and rigorously planned central parks to cozy neighborhood parks. Outstanding examples of green spaces include Hyde Park and Paddington Reservoir Gardens, which represent a flawless mixture of old and new with award-winning modern designs and old-fashioned British landscaping. Numerous locals parks around Sydney provide a great opportunity to take a stroll, enjoy fresh air, or hide from the summer heat in the tree shadows. There are also off-leash parks for the residents and their furry friends.

Transportation

The rapid increase of low-density housing in the peripheral suburbs has made car ownership mandatory for thousands of households. There can be up to 350,000 vehicles utilizing the city's roads simultaneously during the rush hour, which causes significant traffic congestion. Car dependency is soaring in Sydney — 58 % of commuters use a car to get to work, around 9% catch a train, 5% take a bus, and only 4% walk. This results in an ongoing urban planning crisis in terms of parking and accommodating this immense number of vehicles. During recent decades, the city council mounted an effort to improve public transportation. Right now, Sydney's public transportation system constitutes a comprehensive network of city trains, buses, and ferry rides. In addition, there are light rail trains, airport connectors, and sightseeing buses. Sydney's intricate metropolitan train network not only connects the broader region with the inner city, but it also links nearby towns and attractions such as the Hunter Valley and Newcastle to the north, the Blue Mountains to the west, and Wollongong to the south. Trains operate from 4 am to around midnight on most train lines, and buses move through the city almost 24 hours a day. This makes getting around the city easier for those who prefer to stay away from driving.

Housing Trends

How much is an apartment in Sydney NSW, Australia

Average rent in Sydney: $2,698 (+1.8%)
Rent PriceAprvs Last Month
1 bed rentals$1,987-0.5%
2 bed rentals$2,460+1.6%
3 bed rentals$3,358+0%
4+ bed rentals$3,968-0.6%

Over the Apr 2022, the average rent for an apartment in/near Sydney NSW, Australia increased by 1.8% to AU$2,698.

Breaking it down in details, we now see that the average price for 1-bed apartment stands at AU$1,987 with no changes this month. Pricing for 2-bed apartment remains the same, a place of this size will still cost you AU$2,460. Reports state that an average 3-bed apartment pricing did not change, so you can still get yourself one for AU$3,358. Consequently, we now see that the 4- and more bed apartments pricing stays the same, so you can still face an estimate price around AU$3,968 for a big-family home.

Rent Type PriceAprvs Last Month
Apartment rentals$2,658+1.4%
Townhouse rentals$2,583+2.2%
Room rentals$1,458+4.9%
House rentals$3,147-1.9%
Duplex rentals$3,078-7.2%
Condo rentals$3,076+48.2%



Looking at the median rent price for an apartment in Sydney NSW, Australia, you can note that it remains flat with a price tag of AU$2,658. The median rent for a house is still AU$3,147 with no significant changes this month. Condo for rent is now available for the same pricing as previously — AU$3,076. An average duplex is now available for AU$3,078, cause median rent for a duplex remains the same this month. If you’re looking for a room, the price tag still starts at AU$1,458. The median price did not change this time. Townhouse rent pricing didn’t change, the price still starts at AU$2,583.

Median rent for residential in as of Apr, 2022.
Remember to negotiate your rent according to median rental prices. Also, take into account that the price depends on the size/amenities of the apartment.

Finding Apartments in Sydney

The rental market in Sydney is very competitive and quite expensive. Rental bidding is the common thing, and you can end up paying double the initial price just to outbid your competitors. Even a modest one-bedroom apartment for rent in Surry Hills can cost up to $2000. Renting a flat or a house in the eastern suburbs is also a high-budget option. This area is connected to the Central Business District and frequently serves as home to affluent business executives. If you are looking for a cheap flat or apartment for a student, you should look into Western suburbs. This area is well-connected to the city center via the City rail, which provides a comfortable commute. In general, the options to rent a property are quite diverse. Short-term apartment rentals can be quite costly since holiday rentals are extremely popular in Sydney. Nevertheless, you still can find affordable long-term rentals, especially if you decide to explore the suburbs.

Sydney Neighbourhoods

Sydney CBD

The Sydney CBD is the main commercial and financial center of Australia and the major economic hub for the Asia-Pacific region. Sydney Central Business District employs almost 20% of Sydney’s area workforce and generates over $120 billion annually. It is a district of skyscrapers, high-rise condos, and luxury commercial venues. Culturally, the city center is a heart of nightlife and entertainment. It is also home to the city's most beautiful landmarks and sights.

Surry Hills

Surry Hills used to be a tough working-class area for the majority of its history until gentrification completely altered its look in the 1980s. Now, this area is drowning in stylish restaurants and cafés, spacious lofts, and contemporary Asian restaurants. Signs of Surry Hills’ working-class origins can be found in the long list of great pubs in the neighborhood — places like the Dove, Olive, Forresters, and Beresford are among Sydney’s signature dive bars. The abundance of Indian, Vietnamese, and Lebanese eateries on Cleveland Street, together with award-winning cafés like Single O, Reuben Hills, and Paramount Coffee Project, makes Surry Hills Sydney’s dining capital.

Newtown

Words cannot capture the essence of this unique neighborhood. It is both bohemian and shabby, unconventional and trendy, hip and eclectic. To understand the appeal of this area, you need to take a stroll past the small bars of King Street and its independent boutiques. The Newtown streets are bustling with students, artists, freaks, and geeks. Additionally, Newtown is a great weekend getaway, where you can enjoy the diverse dining scene featuring everything from the excellent burgers at Mary’s to French bistros. Newton is the heart of Harbour City’s booming craft beer culture due to a raft of microbreweries in the Marrickville area. The Enmore Theatre, one of Sydney’s leading live music venues, is also in Newtown.

Bondi Beach

Bondi is one of Sydney’s trendiest and most quintessential areas, and its one-kilometer strip of golden sand speaks for itself. The variety of refined food and drink options, fitness clubs, and social events all add to the exquisite and joyous lifestyle of Bondi Beach. If you want to get a sense of this unique community, visit the Indigenous Cooee Art Gallery or the galleries at the Bondi Pavilion or stop by the annual Sculpture by the Sea. The proximity to the city makes Bondi Beach a favorite spot for affluent young professionals who balance work with parties and fun outings.

Darlinghurst

Darlinghurst is a stronghold of the LGBTQ+ community of Sydney. It is also one of the most artistic neighborhoods with a vast amount of independent art spaces such as King Street Gallery, TAP Gallery, Artery Aboriginal Art, and Stanley Street Gallery. Darlinghurst pushes as far from the mainstream as possible — you won’t find mainstream shops and chain stores here. Instead, you can enjoy independent vintage boutiques on Oxford Street. Darlinghurst is also one of Sydney’s coolest avant-garde nightspots, with cocktail venues like Charlie Parker’s, little wine bars, or unique gay bars.

Balmain

Just like most inner-city neighborhoods, Balmain has a proud working-class history. It was always a bastion of unions and labor movements — no wonder the Australian Labor Party was founded here. Nowadays, Balman is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods due to its proximity to the waterfront and business center of the city. This region is notorious for green public spaces, stylish housing, and cozy little coffee places on each corner. It is a great place to settle down and find a long-term apartment for rent.

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