Australian Suburb Directory
Housing affordability data for 15,281 suburbs across all 8 states and territories. See median rents, median prices, and what each suburb costs on your income.
Compare suburbs side by side
Any suburbs side by side: rent, price, yield and demographics.
Ranked from rental bond data
Median weekly rents from rental-bond lodgements across 1,442 NSW, QLD and VIC suburbs. Measured, not estimated.
Priciest suburbs to rent
Most affordable to rent
Where rent goes furthest against price
Gross rental yield, meaning a year of rent as a share of the sale price, across 150 Victoria suburbs. Yield is shown only here: the one state where government rent data and government sale prices cover the same suburbs.
Highest yield
Lowest yield (blue-chip)
Ranked from the ABS Census
2021 Census figures for suburbs of 1,000+ people. Measured, not modelled.
Highest household income
New South Wales (4,524 suburbs)
Victoria (2,929 suburbs)
Queensland (3,262 suburbs)
Western Australia (1,683 suburbs)
South Australia (1,680 suburbs)
Australian Capital Territory (131 suburbs)
Tasmania (769 suburbs)
Northern Territory (303 suburbs)
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