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In this month’s whitepaper, the InvestorKit research team presents our 2025 version of 20 regions where there are clear signs that the rents will continue to rise in the coming…
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How Australia's rental crisis has evolved — vacancy rates, rental growth, and the macro forces at play.
The indicators we use to identify high-pressure rental markets — vacancy, economic strength, supply, affordability, and yield.
Detailed rental demand and supply analysis for each of the selected high-pressure regions.
How the rental crisis is shifting — which areas are easing, which are intensifying, and what's driving the change.
A closer look
More than two-thirds of Australia's SA3 regions had vacancy rates below 1.0%, even as the national average rose from 0.8% to 1.0%.
Average rental growth in regional NSW rose from 1.85% to 5.45% in just eight months, a strong recovery.
Greater Hobart's vacancy rate fell to 0.3% in March 2025, near its 2022 record low. Darwin's fell 34% in a year to 0.9%.
Australia’s rental crisis has continued to ease in the past year: the national average vacancy rate has slightly increased from 0.8% to 1.0%. However, an eased crisis is still a crisis, and it is far from over.
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