Aussie suburbs hit with $32k rent hike

Aussie suburbs hit with k rent hike

Renters in some areas at the moment are being compelled to spend an additional $32,500 a yr to maintain a roof over their heads, as the price of dwelling disaster worsens.

Strong demand for housing and a restricted provide of houses have brought on a soar within the value of leases, with some charging tenants an additional $600 every week.

In Rose Bay, NSW, about 8 km east of Sydney, has skilled a $625 enhance in rental costs, with houses within the space now costing $2000 every week.

In close by Vaucluse, the median weekly rental value is sitting at $3000, and Darling Point unit costs have shot up one other $200 to a mean of $1050 every week.

In Queensland, Clear Island Waters on the Gold Coast has had a $500 enhance, with weekly lease funds now at a mean of $3000.

A unit in close by Main Beach, beforehand price renters a mean of $550 per week, however has now risen to $750.

Other suburbs with important lease will increase embrace Paradise Point, Surfers Paradise and Sunshine Beach in Queensland, and Pagewood, North Bondi, Queens Park and Haymarket within the suburbs of Sydney.

“The reason we’re seeing really increased growth in rents across the country at the moment it really comes down to they’re just not being very many rentals available,” PropTrack economist Angus Moore stated.

“We’re probably likely to see rents continue to pick up for a little while.

“We are seeing more new rental properties and we’re seeing fewer sales by investors than we were during the pandemic, so that means the number of rental properties is growing but the number of new properties in any given month is pretty small relative to the size of the rental market. So it’s an adjustment that will take a while to kind of have a material impact.”

Mr Moore stated the federal government’s rental help elevate for low earnings earners will see entry to assist for many who most want it.

“I think it‘s the right lever for governments to be pulling, I think it’s at least going in the right direction on that front,” he stated.

Source: www.news.com.au