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The Melbourne suburbs where rents have risen the most

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The Melbourne suburbs where rents have risen the most
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Melbourne's median weekly house rents have reached a record high of $600, with some suburbs experiencing double-digit annual growth. The rising costs and low availability are forcing some prospective renters to consider purchasing homes instead.

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This highlights the ongoing housing affordability crisis in major Australian cities, impacting the lifestyle and financial decisions of young families.

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Property News Victoria residential property The Melbourne suburbs where rents have risen the most Wes Mountain July 11, 2026 — 5:00am

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The article reports on market data and personal anecdotes without taking a political stance on housing policy.

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