Rents in Australia Rise 44 Percent in 5 Years as Vacancies Hit New Low

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Rents in Australia Rise 44 Percent in 5 Years as Vacancies Hit New Low

A photo taken on June 16, 2024 shows an aerial view of apartment blocks located in the Sydney suburb of Mascot in Australia. David Gray/AFP via Getty Images

Rents across Australia have soared by nearly 44 percent in the last five years, according to a new report.

The Cotality National Rental Value Index, released on Oct. 8, showed national rents rose 4.3 percent in the year up to September to an average of $672 a week, including both capital cities and regional areas.

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