Rental bond lodgements · New South Wales

NSW Rent View

Statistical extract · Data to June 2026 · retrieved 2 August 2026

View 1 · dense cell

Flats and units, two bedrooms, postcode 2017

2017 · F · 2 BR · 2026‑06 Waterloo, Zetland · Flats/Units · 2 bedrooms · June 2026

Median rent, June 2026

$1,180per week

Lower quarter$1,100
Upper quarter$1,270

Lodgements behind these figures — one mark for each, up to thirty

adequate n = 198 lodgements · June 2026 · Data to June 2026

Source, sample size and version for these figures
Sample size
n = 198 bond lodgements
Period covered
June 2026 (one calendar month)
Dataset version
Bond lodgement data, latest month June 2026 — “Data to June 2026”, retrieved 2 August 2026
Confidence tier
Adequate — thirty lodgements or more
Source
Rental bond data, nsw.gov.au
Method
How these figures are calculated
Middle half of lodgements Median
$1,100 $1,180 $1,270 Lower quarter Upper quarter
Half of the 198 June 2026 lodgements fell between $1,100 and $1,270 per week. A quarter were below $1,100 and a quarter were above $1,270. The shaded bar holds the middle half. Data to June 2026.
What a quartile is

Sort every lodgement in this cell from cheapest to dearest. The lower quarter is the rent one quarter of the way along. The median is halfway. The upper quarter is three quarters of the way. Half of the rents sit between the two quarter marks.

The source data writes these as Q1, the median and Q3. For June 2026 in this cell: lower quarter $1,100, median $1,180, upper quarter $1,270, from n = 198 lodgements. Data to June 2026.

Twelve months to June 2026

Middle half of lodgements each month Median
1,000 1,200 $1,400 Jun 2026 median $1,180 (n = 198) Jul 25 Oct 25 Jan 26 Jun 26 Lodgements each month (n): 139 to 529 1,000 1,100 1,200 1,300 $1,400 June 2026 median $1,180 per week (n = 198) Dollars per week. The dashed edges of the band are the lower and upper quarter marks. Jul 25 Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan 26 Feb Mar Apr May Jun 26 n 317 339 278 204 173 331 525 529 185 139 180 198 Lodgements each month. NSW rental bond lodgements, Data to June 2026, retrieved 2 August 2026.
The median for this cell was $1,100 per week in July 2025 and $1,180 per week in June 2026. Postcode 2017, Flats/Units, 2 bedrooms. Lodgements each month range from n = 139 to n = 529; June 2026 has n = 198. Every month shown is in the adequate tier. Data to June 2026.
The twelve monthly figures, with each month’s sample size
Postcode 2017 · Flats/Units · 2 bedrooms · dollars per week · Data to June 2026
MonthLower quarterMedianUpper quartern
Jul 251,0201,1001,240317
Aug 251,0501,1501,250339
Sep 251,0601,1501,250278
Oct 259801,1001,200204
Nov 251,0501,1501,290173
Dec 251,0001,1001,250331
Jan 261,0801,2001,300525
Feb 261,1501,2501,350529
Mar 261,1001,2501,320185
Apr 261,1001,2001,300139
May 261,1001,2001,300180
Jun 261,1001,1801,270198
source
NSW rental bond lodgements
cell
2017 · F · 2 BR
period
June 2026
sample
n = 198
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026

View 2 · sparse cell — the common case

Townhouses and terraces, three bedrooms, postcode 2232

Most cells in this dataset are small. This one holds five lodgements. The tally slot shows that before any figure is read.

2232 · T · 3 BR · 2026‑06 Kirrawee, Grays Point, Kareela, Loftus, Sutherland, Woronora, Audley, Bonnie Vale, Garie, Jibbon · Townhouse/Terrace · 3 bedrooms · June 2026

Median rent, June 2026

$1,100per week

Lower quarter$980
Upper quarter$1,200

Lodgements behind these figures — one mark for each, up to thirty

very thin n = 5 lodgements · June 2026 · Data to June 2026

Source, sample size and version for these figures
Sample size
n = 5 bond lodgements
Period covered
June 2026 (one calendar month)
Dataset version
Bond lodgement data, latest month June 2026 — “Data to June 2026”, retrieved 2 August 2026
Confidence tier
Very thin — one to nine lodgements. A quarter mark drawn from five figures moves a long way when one changes.
Source
Rental bond data, nsw.gov.au
Method
How these figures are calculated
Middle half of lodgements Median
$980 $1,100 $1,200 Hatched: very thin
The five June 2026 lodgements in this cell run from $980 to $1,200 per week at the quarter marks. The hatching marks a band drawn from five lodgements. The figures are shown in full and are not adjusted. Data to June 2026.

No twelve-month chart for this cell

A trend drawn through months of one to nine lodgements would be a line through noise. The monthly figures are listed instead, each with its own sample size.

source
NSW rental bond lodgements
cell
2232 · T · 3 BR
period
June 2026
sample
n = 5
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026

View 3 · no lodgements recorded

Houses, five bedrooms, postcode 2017

2017 · H · 5 BR · 2026‑06 Waterloo, Zetland · Houses · 5 bedrooms · June 2026

Median rent, June 2026

No lodgements recorded

Nothing was recorded for this combination in this period. Nothing is estimated in its place.

Lodgements behind these figures — one mark for each, up to thirty

none n = 0 lodgements · June 2026 · Data to June 2026

Source, sample size and version for this cell
Sample size
n = 0 bond lodgements
Period covered
June 2026 (one calendar month)
Dataset version
Bond lodgement data, latest month June 2026 — “Data to June 2026”, retrieved 2 August 2026
Confidence tier
None — the cell is empty in this release
Source
Rental bond data, nsw.gov.au
Method
How these figures are calculated
Nothing recorded for this cell n = 0 · June 2026 · Data to June 2026
No lodgements were recorded for this cell in June 2026. The scale is kept and left empty. That way this state is not mistaken for a page that failed to load. Postcode 2017, Houses, 5 bedrooms, n = 0, Data to June 2026.
source
NSW rental bond lodgements
cell
2017 · H · 5 BR
period
June 2026
sample
n = 0
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026

View 4 · summary figures only

Flats and units, two bedrooms, postcode 2007

The quarter marks for this cell were published. The individual lodgements behind them were not. Everything the summary can draw is drawn.

2007 · F · 2 BR · 2026‑06 Broadway, Ultimo · Flats/Units · 2 bedrooms · June 2026

Median rent, June 2026

$1,235per week

Lower quarter$1,147.50
Upper quarter$1,300

Lodgements behind these figures — one mark for each, up to thirty

thin n = 16 lodgements · June 2026 · Data to June 2026

Source, sample size and version for these figures
Sample size
n = 16 bond lodgements
Period covered
June 2026 (one calendar month)
Dataset version
Bond lodgement data, latest month June 2026 — “Data to June 2026”, retrieved 2 August 2026
Confidence tier
Thin — ten to twenty‑nine lodgements
What is missing
The individual lodgement records. Only the summary figures were published for this cell.
Source
Rental bond data, nsw.gov.au
Method
How these figures are calculated
Middle half of lodgements Median
$1,147.50 $1,300 $1,235 median Dashed edge: thin
Half of the 16 June 2026 lodgements fell between $1,147.50 and $1,300 per week. Data to June 2026.

Distribution not available for this cell

Individual lodgements not published for this cell n = 16 · June 2026 · Data to June 2026

The slot is kept at the size the chart would occupy. That way a missing distribution does not read as a missing cell.

source
NSW rental bond lodgements
cell
2007 · F · 2 BR
period
June 2026
sample
n = 16
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026

View 5 · three positions against the middle

A figure placed on the same scale, three times

The same cell and the same scale in each panel below. Only the proposed figure moves. Figures typed here stay in this browser. They are not stored and not sent anywhere.

2017 · F · 2 BR · 2026‑06 Waterloo, Zetland · Flats/Units · 2 bedrooms · June 2026 · lower quarter $1,100, median $1,180, upper quarter $1,270 · n = 198
Middle half of the 198 lodgements Median of the lodgements Figure entered in this browser

Panel A — proposed figure $1,350 per week

$1,100 $1,180 $1,270
$1,350 sits to the right of the upper quarter mark of the 198 lodgements. Scale in dollars per week. n = 198 lodgements, June 2026, Data to June 2026.
$1,050per week — current rent entered (hollow marker)
$1,350per week — proposed rent entered (solid marker)

$1,350 sits above the upper quarter mark of $1,270. At least three quarters of the 198 comparable lodgements in June 2026 were below $1,350. $1,050 sits below the lower quarter mark of $1,100.

Panel B — proposed figure $1,180 per week

$1,100 $1,180 $1,270
$1,180 sits on the median of the 198 lodgements. Scale in dollars per week. n = 198 lodgements, June 2026, Data to June 2026.
$1,050per week — current rent entered (hollow marker)
$1,180per week — proposed rent entered (solid marker)

$1,180 is the median. Half of the 198 comparable lodgements in June 2026 were below $1,180 and half were above. $1,050 sits below the lower quarter mark of $1,100.

Panel C — proposed figure $1,100 per week

$1,100 $1,180 $1,270
$1,100 sits on the lower quarter mark of the 198 lodgements. Scale in dollars per week. n = 198 lodgements, June 2026, Data to June 2026.
$1,050per week — current rent entered (hollow marker)
$1,100per week — proposed rent entered (solid marker)

$1,100 is the lower quarter mark. A quarter of the 198 comparable lodgements in June 2026 were below $1,100. $1,050 also sits below that mark.

Source, sample size and version for all three panels
Sample size
n = 198 bond lodgements
Period covered
June 2026 (one calendar month)
Dataset version
Bond lodgement data, latest month June 2026 — “Data to June 2026”, retrieved 2 August 2026
Entered figures
$1,050 and the proposed figure in each panel were typed into this browser. They are not part of the dataset. They are not stored and not sent anywhere.
Source
Rental bond data, nsw.gov.au
Method
How these figures are calculated
source
NSW rental bond lodgements
cell
2017 · F · 2 BR
period
June 2026
sample
n = 198
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026

View 6 · the shared extract

Extract: postcode 2017, flats and units, two bedrooms

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NSW Rent View · statistical extract prepared 2 August 2026

2017 · F · 2 BR · 2026‑06 Waterloo, Zetland · Flats/Units · 2 bedrooms · June 2026

Median rent, June 2026

$1,180per week

Lower quarter$1,100
Upper quarter$1,270

Lodgements behind these figures — one mark for each, up to thirty

adequate n = 198 lodgements · June 2026 · Data to June 2026

Middle half of lodgements Median Figure entered in this browser
$1,100 $1,180 $1,270
$1,350 sits to the right of the upper quarter mark of the 198 lodgements. Scale in dollars per week. n = 198 lodgements, June 2026, Data to June 2026.
$1,050per week — current rent entered (hollow marker)
$1,350per week — proposed rent entered (solid marker)

$1,350 sits above the upper quarter mark of $1,270. At least three quarters of the 198 comparable lodgements in June 2026 were below $1,350.

Where these figures come from

Source
NSW rental bond lodgement data, NSW Fair Trading and the Rental Bond Board — nsw.gov.au rental bond data
Dataset version
Bond lodgement data, latest month June 2026 — “Data to June 2026”, retrieved 2 August 2026
Sample size
n = 198 lodgements in this cell
Period
June 2026
Method
How these figures are calculated

The law on rent increases, quoted in full

Quoted verbatim

41 Rent increases

(1) The rent payable under a residential tenancy agreement may be increased only if—

(a) the tenant is given a written notice by the landlord or the landlord’s agent specifying the increased rent and the day from which it is payable, and

(b) the notice is given at least 60 days before the increased rent is payable.

(1A) The rent payable under a residential tenancy agreement—

(a) may not be increased within 12 months after the start of the tenancy, and

(b) may not be increased more than once in any period of 12 months.”

Residential Tenancies Act 2010 No 42 (NSW), section 41. legislation.nsw.gov.au. Current version for 30 July 2026 to date. Checked 2 August 2026.

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extract
2017 · F · 2 BR · 2026‑06
source
NSW rental bond lodgements
period
June 2026
sample
n = 198
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026
source
NSW rental bond lodgements
cell
2017 · F · 2 BR
period
June 2026
sample
n = 198
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026

View 7 · interaction states

Controls, disclosures and the focus treatment

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State 1 — the provenance affordance, opened

Median rent, June 2026 · postcode 2017, Flats/Units, 2 bedrooms

$1,180per week

Lodgements behind this figure — one mark for each, up to thirty

adequate n = 198 lodgements · June 2026 · Data to June 2026

Source, sample size and version for this figure
Sample size
n = 198 bond lodgements
Period covered
June 2026 (one calendar month)
Dataset version
Bond lodgement data, latest month June 2026 — “Data to June 2026”, retrieved 2 August 2026
Source
Rental bond data, nsw.gov.au
Method
How these figures are calculated

State 2 — a definition, opened

What a quartile is

Sort every lodgement in a cell from cheapest to dearest. The lower quarter is the rent one quarter of the way along. The median is halfway. The upper quarter is three quarters of the way. Half of the rents sit between the two quarter marks.

The source data writes these as Q1, the median and Q3. For postcode 2017, Flats/Units, 2 bedrooms, June 2026: lower quarter $1,100, median $1,180, upper quarter $1,270, from n = 198 lodgements. Data to June 2026.

State 3 — the controls, open

Change the postcode, dwelling type or bedroom count
Postcode
Dwelling type
Bedrooms

Selected: postcode 2017, Flats/Units, 2 bedrooms, June 2026. n = 198 lodgements. Data to June 2026.

State 4 — the keyboard focus treatment

Focus is a three-pixel ink outline held two pixels clear of the control. The surface steps to the second paper value and a solid ink bar sits under it. Three channels, no hue: focus never borrows the meaning of a data mark. The first button below is shown already carrying it.

source
NSW rental bond lodgements
cell
2017 · F · 2 BR
period
June 2026
sample
n = 198
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026

Reference

How these figures are calculated

A bond is lodged with the Rental Bond Board at the start of a tenancy. Each lodgement records a postcode, a dwelling type, a bedroom count and a weekly rent. A cell is one combination of those four, for one month.

Within a cell, the lodgements are sorted by rent. The median is the middle figure. The lower and upper quarter marks are the figures one quarter and three quarters of the way along. Nothing is smoothed, weighted or filled in from other cells.

The number of lodgements in a cell is written as n. It is drawn as a tally beside every figure here. The slot holds thirty marks, which is the point at which a cell is treated as adequate.

Confidence tiers used on this page

Applies to every figure on this page. Data to June 2026, retrieved 2 August 2026.
TiernMark
Adequate30 or moreFull tally, solid rule
Thin10 to 29Part tally, dashed rule
Very thin1 to 9Few marks, dotted rule, hatch
None0Empty tally, dense hatch
source
NSW rental bond lodgements
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026

Reference

Source and other public services

The figures on this page come from one source and no other. The services below are named and linked. Nothing here says whether any of them is relevant to a given tenancy.

Data source
NSW rental bond lodgement data, NSW Fair Trading and the Rental Bond Board. nsw.gov.au rental bond data
Dataset version
Bond lodgement data, latest month June 2026 — “Data to June 2026”, retrieved 2 August 2026
Release extent
414,782 lodgement records across all postcodes, dwelling types, bedroom counts and months in this release
Legislation
Residential Tenancies Act 2010 No 42 (NSW). legislation.nsw.gov.au, current version for 30 July 2026 to date, checked 2 August 2026
NSW Fair Trading
The NSW Government agency that publishes the rental bond data. nsw.gov.au fair trading
Tenants’ Union of NSW
A community legal centre for renters in New South Wales. tenants.org.au
source
NSW rental bond lodgements
dataset
Data to June 2026
retrieved
2 August 2026