Suburb · QLD · 4170 · Brisbane council
Rents to Sept 2026 · Sales not covered
New leases of all home types in Norman Park had a median rent of $760 a week in July–Sept 2026, across 84 new leases, up 5.6% on a year earlier.
New leases are rents agreed at the start of a tenancy in July–Sept 2026, from Queensland RTA bond data, not what current tenants pay.
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4120 · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 87 leases
$650/wk
4152 · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 39 leases
$660/wk
4151 · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 123 leases
$660/wk
4170 · same figures as Norman Park and 1 more · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 94 leases
$680/wk
4170 · same figures as Morningside and 1 more · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 94 leases · your search
$680/wk
4170 · same figures as Morningside and 1 more · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 94 leases
$680/wk
4171 · same figures as Hawthorne · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 81 leases
$750/wk
4171 · same figures as Balmoral · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 81 leases
$750/wk
4102 · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 156 leases
$795/wk
4169 · same figures as Kangaroo Point · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 234 leases
$800/wk
4169 · same figures as East Brisbane · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 234 leases
$800/wk
4005 · same figures as Teneriffe · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 182 leases
$800/wk
4005 · same figures as New Farm · 2-bed units · to Sept 2026 · 182 leases
$800/wk
To Sept 2026 · Queensland RTA · sources
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July–Sept 2026 · Queensland RTA bond data
| Homes | Median | Middle half | Leases | vs a year earlier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| all homes | $760/wk | 84 | +5.6% | |
| 2-bed unitsCheck an increase | $675/wk | 23 | — | |
| 3-bed housesCheck an increase | $790/wk | 18 | — |
© The State of Queensland (Residential Tenancies Authority), median rents quarterly data.
Each suburb's median weekly rent for new leases, July–Sept 2026, from Queensland RTA bond data: up to eight nearby suburbs, those with the most new leases, in name order. A median from fewer than 20 new leases isn't shown (—).
| Suburb | All homes | 2-bed units | 3-bed houses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camp Hill 4152 | $825/wk | — | $800/wk |
| Coorparoo 4151 | $670/wk | $660/wk | — |
| East Brisbane 4169 | $625/wk | $700/wk | — |
| Kangaroo Point 4169 | $730/wk | $830/wk | — |
| Morningside 4170 | $750/wk | $680/wk | $775/wk |
| New Farm 4005 | $700/wk | $750/wk | — |
| Teneriffe 4005 | $820/wk | $850/wk | — |
| Woolloongabba 4102 | $549/wk | $800/wk | $770/wk |
© The State of Queensland (Residential Tenancies Authority), median rents quarterly data.
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