Suburb · NSW · 2710 · Edward River council
Rents to Sept 2026 · Sales to Mar 2026
These are postcode 2710's figures, which include Birganbigil. New leases of all home types in postcode 2710 had a median rent of $377.50 a week in July–Sept 2026, across 94 new leases, up 18.0% on a year earlier.
Half the new leases of 3-bedroom houses in postcode 2710 were between $370 and $450 a week.
New leases are rents agreed at the start of a tenancy in July–Sept 2026, from NSW Fair Trading bond data, not what current tenants pay.
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2710 · same figures as Deniliquin and 3 more · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 16 leases · your search
$260/wk
2710 · same figures as Birganbigil and 3 more · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 16 leases
$260/wk
2710 · same figures as Birganbigil and 3 more · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 16 leases
$260/wk
2710 · same figures as Birganbigil and 3 more · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 16 leases
$260/wk
2710 · same figures as Birganbigil and 3 more · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 16 leases
$260/wk
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2713 · all homes · to Aug 2026 · 18 leases · not ranked: every home type together
$350/wk
Aug 2026 to Sept 2026 (rows differ) · NSW Fair Trading bond data · sources
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NSW publishes rents and sale prices by postcode, so these are postcode 2710's figures: the whole postcode, which includes Deniliquin, Mathoura, Conargo, Warragoon, Calimo, Birganbigil and other suburbs. Postcode 2710
July–Sept 2026 · NSW Fair Trading bond data
| Homes | Median | Middle half | Leases | vs a year earlier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| all homes | $377.50/wk | 94 | +18.0% | |
| 2-bed homes | $272.50/wk | 26 | — | |
| 3-bed homes | $427.50/wk | 40 | — | |
| 4-bed homes |
| $457.50/wk |
| 18 |
| — |
| units, any sizeCheck an increase | $260/wk | 23 | — |
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| 2-bed unitsCheck an increase | $260/wk | 16 | — |
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| houses, any sizeCheck an increase | $430/wk | 64 | +13.2% |
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| 3-bed housesCheck an increase | $425/wk | 39 | — |
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| 4-bed housesCheck an increase | $457.50/wk | 18 | — |
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© State of New South Wales (NSW Fair Trading rental bond data). For current information go to www.nsw.gov.au.
Jan–Mar 2026 · the NSW Rent and Sales Report
| Sales of | Median | Middle half | Sales | vs a year earlier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| all homes | $398,000 | 50 | +20.6% | |
| non-strata homes | $398,000 | 50 | +20.6% |
© State of New South Wales (Department of Communities and Justice), Rent and Sales Report.
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