Market rent in Dunedin Central (Dunedin) 01 Mar 2026 - 31 Aug 2026

  • Bonds 2853
  • Lower ($)260
  • Median ($)420
  • Upper ($)600
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Dunedin - Dunedin Central 01 Mar 2026 - 31 Aug 2026
Apartment
Size Active bonds Lower Quartile Median Rent Upper Quartile
1 bedroom 225 $320 $400 $470
2 bedrooms 272 $380 $450 $540
3 bedrooms 80 $480 $595 $680
4 bedrooms 26 $510 $610 $795
5+ bedrooms 47 $305 $850 $1035
Boarding House
Size Active bonds Lower Quartile Median Rent Upper Quartile
1 bedroom 78 $180 $193 $231
Flat
Size Active bonds Lower Quartile Median Rent Upper Quartile
1 bedroom 130 $180 $280 $375
2 bedrooms 193 $240 $340 $440
3 bedrooms 69 $380 $500 $575
4 bedrooms 44 $320 $498 $680
5+ bedrooms 59 $500 $825 $1000
House
Size Active bonds Lower Quartile Median Rent Upper Quartile
1 bedroom 378 $250 $418 $550
2 bedrooms 167 $379 $440 $527
3 bedrooms 173 $453 $570 $660
4 bedrooms 139 $480 $690 $800
5+ bedrooms 259 $706 $960 $1218
Room
Size Active bonds Lower Quartile Median Rent Upper Quartile
1 bedroom 460 $180 $235 $285

This data is updated monthly and contains bond information from the previous 6 months (not including the most recent month). For example, the update in February will include bond information from 1 July - 31 December.

It is a useful guide for landlords and tenants but should not be used alone to determine the market rent of any property.

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The market rent amount listed is weekly rent.

The total bond in the green box above includes all bonds. The 'active bonds' column of the data for each dwelling type below includes all current bonds for the 6 month period.

Market rent explained has more information.

Market rent data is based on information supplied at the time a bond is lodged, including property type, number of bedrooms, rent amount, and landlord type. We have identified a significant increase in bonds recorded as one-bedroom properties where the information provided may not accurately reflect the number of bedrooms in the property. This may affect both the reported number of one bedroom properties and the associated market rent figures. Users should therefore interpret data for one bedroom properties with caution.