May 18, 2013

Rents and Rentals in Dunedin

Weekly rents for unfurnished accommodation. Two / Three Bedroom Houses | University | Sunnyvale | Kew | Maori Hill | Glenleith | Musselburgh

Dunedin Weekly Rent For 2 Bedroom Houses – Unfurnished

Location One quarter of 2 bedroom houses rent for less than: Average (median) rent for a 2 bedroom house: One quarter of 2 bedroom houses rent for more than:
Caversham $224 $260 $272
Central Dunedin $220 $255 $318
Glenleith / Roslyn / Belleknowles $245 $270 $330
Kew / St Clair / St Kilda East $235 $272 $280
Mosgiel $236 $250 $300
Musselburgh / Vauxhall / Peninsula $222 $270 $295
North Dunedin / Woodhaugh $255 $280 $302
North East Valley / Pinehill $240 $260 $282
Ravenbourne / Mt Mera / Port Chalmers $197 $210 $227
South Dunedin / St Kilda $210 $230 $250
Sunnyvale / Abbotsford / Burnside $208 $255 $271
University / Maori Hill $312 $365 $421

Dunedin Weekly Rent For 3 Bedroom Houses – Unfurnished

Location One quarter of 3 bedroom houses rent for less than: Average (median) rent for a 3 bedroom house: One quarter of 3 bedroom houses rent for more than:
Caversham $250 $260 $300
Central Dunedin $250 $325 $492
Glenleith / Roslyn / Belleknowles $272 $300 $337
Kew / St Clair / St Kilda East $268 $290 $340
Mosgiel $285 $305 $342
Musselburgh /Vauxhall / Peninsula $267 $300 $350
North Dunedin / Woodhaugh $315 $362 $405
North East Valley / Pinehill $270 $285 $302
Ravenbourne / Mt Mera / Port Chalmers $241 $265 $300
South Dunedin / St Kilda $250 $260 $299
Sunnyvale / Abbotsford / Burnside $270 $290 $330
University / Maori Hill $310 $330 $450

The prices above were recorded during the six months to 31 December 2012.

Data provided by the Tenancy Services Division of the New Zealand Government’s Ministry of Housing.

Market rent is described in the Residential Tenancies Act as the amount of money a willing landlord might reasonably expect to receive, and a willing tenant might reasonably expect to pay for the tenancy, in comparison with rent levels for similar properties in similar areas.

Rental prices from the Tenancy Services Division include rentals for social housing so market rents in the lower quarter of prices are unlikely to be found in the private sector in some suburbs.

Rental properties in New Zealand are typically let from around the beginning of the calendar year for 12 months. Because of this there is generally an increase in rents at the beginning of the year.

From the selection displayed, the Tenancy Services Division figures show that in Dunedin the most expensive average rent for a two bedroomed house is in University / Maori Hill at $365 per week. The cheapest is in Ravenbourne / Mt Mera / Port Chalmers at $210 per week.

For a three bedroomed house in Dunedin the most expensive average rent is in North Dunedin / Woodhaugh at $362 per week. The cheapest average rent is in Caversham and South Dunedin / St Kilda at $260 per week.

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Comments

  1. Sonia Arena Monistrol says:

    Hello I´m Sonia from spain. I would to go to a New Zeiland next year. please I need information to rent a house or a flat in Dunedin for example,
    I want to know how much that it cost for a month. thank you for your time.

    • Hi Sonia,

      Looking at the market rent figures fpr Dunedin, the minimum amount to rent in Dunedin for a room or a one bedroomed flat would be $200 a week which would work about to be around $850 – $900 a month.

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