Big rents watch.
What a family rental costs now, capital by capital — and how it eases as you drop bedrooms. Slide the bedroom count and watch the league reshuffle; the bar is each capital's typical weekly rent.
How to read it: the bar is each capital's typical (median) weekly rent for the chosen bedroom count and dwelling type, taken across its local markets and ranked dearest to cheapest. The right column gives the cheapest and dearest market behind that figure. Median advertised rents by SA3 market (rolling 12 months); markets with too few rentals of that size are held back, so coverage thins for one-bed houses and four-bed units. Source: Suburbtrends.
Kent will send the full ranking behind this exact cut — every market, by capital city and rest-of-state — and a quote you can attribute, with an embargo if you need one. Kent is available for interviews and podcasts — he'll confirm a time.