Rent in Penshurst NSW 2222
Median weekly rent for new leases across the whole postcode, Sep qtr 2026.
Median weekly rent by kind of home
All homes: $630 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 94 new bonds · up 5.0% in a year · dashed line and shading = our outlook and its likely range
1-bed home: $500 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 15 new bonds · up 9.2% in a year
2-bed home: $630 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 58 new bonds · up 5.0% in a year
3-bed home: $848 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 10 new bonds · up 4.7% in a year
House: $900 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 15 new bonds · up 0.0% in a year
3-bed house: $895 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 5 new bonds · up 9.1% in a year
Unit: $620 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 66 new bonds · up 3.3% in a year
1-bed unit: $510 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 14 new bonds · up 11.4% in a year
2-bed unit: $628 a week in the Sep qtr 2026 from 48 new bonds · up 4.7% in a year
Where rents are heading
Our outlook for the Dec qtr 2026: $632 a week (likely $609 to $655). By the Sep qtr 2027: $652 (up 3.5% on today; likely $606 to $702).
How sure: when we tested this on the last two years of postcodes in NSW, the real figure one quarter later landed in the likely range 78.8% of the time (average miss 4.8%, 3,482 tests). Every outlook is recorded when it's made and checked when the real figure comes out. See our record.
Latest quarter by type and bedrooms, Sep qtr 2026
| Type | Median a week | Bonds |
|---|---|---|
| House | $900 | 15 |
| Townhouse | $750 | 4 |
| Unit / apartment | $620 | 66 |
| Bedrooms | Median a week | Bonds |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bed | $500 | 15 |
| 2 bed | $630 | 58 |
| 3 bed | $848 | 10 |
| 4+ bed | $1,225 | 4 |
Sale prices nearby
Median house price $1,945,000 (30 or fewer sales) · Median unit price $735,000 (40 sales), Mar qtr 2026. Sale prices in 2222 Penshurst
Nearby
Hurstville NSW 2220: $770 Banksia NSW 2216: $750 Beverley Park NSW 2217: $730 Miranda NSW 2228: $820 Mortdale NSW 2223: $700 Allawah NSW 2218: $720 Dolls Point NSW 2219: $800 Blakehurst NSW 2221: $900
Figures: median of new rental bonds lodged with NSW Fair Trading. Rents are what tenants agreed to pay at the start of a lease. See credits.