Flat Rents and Rentals in Taranaki

Taranaki weekly rents for unfurnished accommodation.Two Bedroom / Three Bedroom Flats | Taranaki | New Plymouth | Stratford

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Taranaki Weekly Rent For 2 Bedroom Flats – Unfurnished

LocationCheaperAverageDearer
New Plymouth – New Plymouth Central / Moturoa$240$260$280
New Plymouth – Outer New Plymouth$260$280$300
New Plymouth – Rural New Plymouthn/an/an/a
New Plymouth – Waitara / Inglewood$207$230$251
South Taranaki – Hawera$200$290$315
South Taranaki – Rural South Taranaki$131 $145$145
Stratford District$175$187$210
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Taranaki Weekly Rent For 3 Bedroom Flats – Unfurnished

LocationCheaperAverageDearer
New Plymouth – New Plymouth Central / Moturoa$272$310$376
New Plymouth – Outer New Plymouth$350$350$360
New Plymouth – Rural New Plymouthn/an/an/a
New Plymouth – Waitara / Inglewoodn/an/an/a
South Taranaki – Haweran/an/an/a
South Taranaki – Rural South Taranaki$157$180$240
Stratford Districtn/an/an/a
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The prices above were recorded during the six months to 28 February 2017. Rental data is only available where 5 or more bonds have been received by Tenancy Services Division during the 6 months to 28 February 2017.

Figures from Trade Me Property up to 31 January 2017 showed that the average (median) rent for a three / four bedroomed property in New Zealand, excluding Auckland, was $430 per week and for a one / two bedroomed property was $320 per week.

The Tenancy Services Division figures show that in Taranaki the most expensive average rent for a two bedroomed flat is the Outer New Plymouth suburbs costing $280 per week. One of the cheapest is in Rural South Taranaki costing $145 per week.

Return to the Rentals New Zealand Main Page or find house rentals in Taranaki.

Notes and Definitions
• Cheaper: One-quarter of properties rent for less than this price.
• Average: This is the median price
• Dearer: One-quarter of properties rent for more than this price.
Properties are often let from January for 12 months, hence there is often an increase in rents at the beginning of the year. The data shows market rents for non-government owned properties for which Tenancy Services holds information. Any category that has less than five bonds lodged has been excluded, to prevent individual properties being identified. Data courtesy of the Tenancy Services Division of the New Zealand Government’s Ministry of Housing.