Suburbtrends Media Desk — Empty Homes Count
Suburbtrends Media Desk
The Rental Crisis Desk

Empty homes count.

How many rentals sit empty right now — advertised as available to move in today, no waiting — capital by capital, and how tight that makes each market. Toggle between the raw count of empty rentals and the vacancy rate; the bar ranks the capitals.

Empty rentals, nationally
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Greater Capital City areas · rolling 3-month vacancy to May 2026
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CapitalEmpty rentals (ranked most to fewest)Rate & hotspot

How to read it: Empty homes is the number of rentals currently sitting vacant in each capital — the sum across its local markets; Vacancy rate is those vacancies as a share of the advertised rental pool. A rental is counted only where it is advertised as immediately available to move in — listings carrying a future availability date are excluded, so this is genuinely available stock, not a waiting list. The right column gives the other measure plus the market carrying the most empties (or the highest vacancy). Rolling 3-month vacancy to May 2026 by SA3 market; markets with too little rental stock are held back. Greater Capital City areas, ABS GCCSA. Source: Suburbtrends.

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