Postcode 2021: Paddington, Centennial Park

Suburbs in postcode 2021: Paddington, Centennial Park and Moore Park.

How much is rent in Paddington and Centennial Park (2021)?

New leases of all home types in postcode 2021 had a median rent of $900 a week in July–Sept 2026, across 323 new leases, up 9.1% on a year earlier.

1-bedroom units in postcode 2021: $680 a week (104 new leases), up 4.6% on a year earlier
2-bedroom units in postcode 2021: $915 a week (77 new leases), up 7.6% on a year earlier
2-bedroom houses in postcode 2021: $1,150 a week (29 new leases)
3-bedroom houses in postcode 2021: $1,650 a week (41 new leases), up 6.5% on a year earlier

Half the new leases of 1-bedroom units in postcode 2021 were between $595 and $760 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.

Median rent and sale prices: Postcode 2021

Medians from the published data, for every group. Middle half: half the figures fall in this range, a quarter below it and a quarter above. Method

New-lease rents · postcode 2021

July–Sept 2026 · NSW Fair Trading bond data

Homes	Median	Middle half	Leases	vs a year earlier
all homes	$900/wk	$700/wk – $1,350/wk	323	+9.1%
0-bed homes	$495/wk	$455/wk – $555/wk	23	—
1-bed homes	$690/wk	$600/wk – $790/wk	109	+6.2%
2-bed homes	$990/wk	$850/wk – $1,150/wk	112	+2.9%
3-bed homes	$1,650/wk	$1,400/wk – $1,925/wk	58	+6.8%
4-bed homes	$2,095/wk	$1,775/wk – $2,725/wk	19	—
units, any sizeCheck an increase	$760/wk	$625/wk – $915/wk	213	+9.4%
0-bed unitsCheck an increase	$495/wk	$452.50/wk – $557.50/wk	22	—
1-bed unitsCheck an increase	$680/wk	$595/wk – $760/wk	104	+4.6%
2-bed unitsCheck an increase	$915/wk	$800/wk – $1,025/wk	77	+7.6%
houses, any sizeCheck an increase	$1,515/wk	$1,150/wk – $1,850/wk	93	+4.5%
2-bed housesCheck an increase	$1,150/wk	$1,050/wk – $1,350/wk	29	—
3-bed housesCheck an increase	$1,650/wk	$1,450/wk – $1,950/wk	41	+6.5%
4-bed housesCheck an increase	$2,095/wk	$1,775/wk – $2,587.50/wk	15	—
townhouses, any sizeCheck an increase	$1,510/wk	$1,100/wk – $1,700/wk	17	—

Sale prices · postcode 2021

Jan–Mar 2026 · the NSW Rent and Sales Report

Sales of	Median	Middle half	Sales	vs a year earlier
all homes	$2,453,000	$1,303,000 – $4,271,000	82	—
strata homes	$1,110,000	$805,000 – $1,530,000	35	+49.0%
non-strata homes	$3,625,000	$2,750,000 – $4,810,000	47	−0.4%

The all-homes change is left blank: it mostly reflects a different mix of homes sold (strata homes +49.0%, non-strata homes −0.4%). How we check sale figures

Rent in nearby postcodes

Each postcode's median weekly rent for new leases, July–Sept 2026, from NSW Fair Trading bond data: up to eight nearby postcodes, those with the most new leases, in name order. A median from fewer than 20 new leases isn't shown (—).

Postcode (its suburbs)	All homes	2-bed units	3-bed houses
2000: Sydney, Haymarket, Millers Point	$1,150/wk	$1,350/wk	—
2010: Surry Hills, Darlinghurst	$850/wk	$1,050/wk	$1,387.50/wk
2011: Potts Point, Elizabeth Bay, Woolloomooloo	$745/wk	$1,097.50/wk	—
2016: Redfern	$790/wk	$980/wk	$1,250/wk
2017: Waterloo, Zetland	$1,050/wk	$1,150/wk	—

Every postcode in the council area: Woollahra council area rents by postcode

Suburbs in postcode 2021: Paddington, Centennial Park, Moore Park

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How much is rent in Paddington and Centennial Park (2021)?

New leases of all home types in postcode 2021 had a median rent of $900 a week in July–Sept 2026, across 323 new leases, up 9.1% on a year earlier.

1-bedroom units in postcode 2021: $680 a week (104 new leases), up 4.6% on a year earlier

2-bedroom units in postcode 2021: $915 a week (77 new leases), up 7.6% on a year earlier

2-bedroom houses in postcode 2021: $1,150 a week (29 new leases)

3-bedroom houses in postcode 2021: $1,650 a week (41 new leases), up 6.5% on a year earlier

Half the new leases of 1-bedroom units in postcode 2021 were between $595 and $760 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.

Homes

Median

Leases

vs a year earlier

all homes

$900/wk

323

+9.1%

0-bed homes

$495/wk

—

1-bed homes

$690/wk

109

+6.2%

2-bed homes

$990/wk

112

+2.9%

3-bed homes

$1,650/wk

+6.8%

4-bed homes

$2,095/wk

—

units, any sizeCheck an increase

$760/wk

213

+9.4%

0-bed unitsCheck an increase

$495/wk

—

1-bed unitsCheck an increase

$680/wk

104

+4.6%

2-bed unitsCheck an increase

$915/wk

+7.6%

houses, any sizeCheck an increase

$1,515/wk

+4.5%

2-bed housesCheck an increase

$1,150/wk

—

3-bed housesCheck an increase

$1,650/wk

+6.5%

4-bed housesCheck an increase

$2,095/wk

—

townhouses, any sizeCheck an increase

$1,510/wk

—

Sales of

Median

Sales

vs a year earlier

all homes

$2,453,000

—

strata homes

$1,110,000

+49.0%

non-strata homes

$3,625,000

−0.4%

Postcode (its suburbs)

All homes

2-bed units

3-bed houses

2000: Sydney, Haymarket, Millers Point

$1,150/wk

$1,350/wk

—

2010: Surry Hills, Darlinghurst

$850/wk

$1,050/wk

$1,387.50/wk

2011: Potts Point, Elizabeth Bay, Woolloomooloo

$745/wk

$1,097.50/wk

—

2016: Redfern

$790/wk

$980/wk

$1,250/wk

2017: Waterloo, Zetland

$1,050/wk

$1,150/wk

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