Most expensive postcodes to rent

The 20 postcodes in Western Australia with the highest median weekly rent, and the 20 with the lowest, out of 248 with a published figure.

	Place	State	Postcode	Median weekly rent
1	City Beach	Western Australia	6015	A$750
2	Peppermint Grove	Western Australia	6011	A$550
3	Trigg	Western Australia	6029	A$485
4	Dampier Archipelago	Western Australia	6713	A$480
5	North Fremantle	Western Australia	6159	A$480
6	Claremont	Western Australia	6010	A$460
7	Duncraig	Western Australia	6023	A$460
8	Winthrop	Western Australia	6150	A$460
9	Applecross	Western Australia	6153	A$450
10	Dunsborough	Western Australia	6281	A$450
11	Nedlands Dc	Western Australia	6009	A$450
12	Kingsley	Western Australia	6026	A$440
13	Sawyers Valley	Western Australia	6074	A$440
14	Bull Creek	Western Australia	6149	A$430
15	Sorrento	Western Australia	6020	A$425
16	Canning Vale	Western Australia	6155	A$420
17	Daglish	Western Australia	6008	A$420
18	Darlington	Western Australia	6070	A$420
19	East Fremantle	Western Australia	6158	A$420
20	Kinross	Western Australia	6028	A$420

Cheapest postcodes to rent

	Place	State	Postcode	Median weekly rent
1	Pannawonica	Western Australia	6716	A$28
2	Paraburdoo	Western Australia	6754	A$30
3	Nullagine	Western Australia	6758	A$40
4	Leinster	Western Australia	6437	A$46
5	Mount Sheila	Western Australia	6751	A$50
6	Telfer	Western Australia	6762	A$50
7	Bulong	Western Australia	6431	A$63
8	Neale	Western Australia	6440	A$80
9	Ord River	Western Australia	6770	A$90
10	Fitzroy Crossing	Western Australia	6765	A$100
11	Jarlmadangah Burru	Western Australia	6728	A$100
12	Marble Bar	Western Australia	6760	A$100
13	Jigalong	Western Australia	6753	A$110
14	Peak Hill	Western Australia	6642	A$115
15	Little Sandy Desert	Western Australia	6646	A$118
16	Cossack	Western Australia	6720	A$120
17	Dudawa	Western Australia	6519	A$120
18	Mitchell Plateau	Western Australia	6740	A$123
19	Mawson	Western Australia	6383	A$130
20	Caiguna	Western Australia	6443	A$150

Most expensive postcodes to rent — All of Australia

Places with fewer than 500 residents are excluded: a figure drawn from a handful of people carries more uncertainty than the differences being ranked.