Perth Property Market Rental Trends June 2025
With little to no change in rental prices and median days, the Perth property market has been very stable.
Staying on top of rental market trends is essential for Perth property investors looking to make informed, strategic decisions that boost their returns.
In this June 2025 edition of our monthly Perth rental market review, we break down the latest data and trends, giving you a clear view of current conditions to help guide your investment choices with confidence.
Whether you’re adjusting pricing, planning your next purchase, or simply keeping an eye on the market, these insights are here to support your goals.
Number of Perth Property Market Listings and Rentals
In the week ending on the 29th of June, the demand for rentals was strong, with 504 houses and 242 units rented out (based on the Reiwa report).
There are currently 2,404 properties available for rent: 1,753 houses and 651 units. The ratio demonstrates a good balance between supply and demand.
Median Prices in the Perth Rental Market
Staying updated on median rental prices in Perth helps you avoid both overcharging and undercharging, allowing you to adjust rates strategically and maximise your returns.
When it comes to house rentals, the median price for 2-bedroom houses is $600 per week, while 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom rentals hovered around $650 and $730 per week, respectively.
Moving on to unit rentals, median rent for 1-bedroom units is $550 per week, 2-bedroom units is $650 per week, and 3-bedroom units is $720 per week.
The top rental suburbs, north of the river, were Perth (26), East Perth (25), and Scarborough (12).
South of the river, the top rental suburbs were Baldivis (20), Armadale (11), and South Perth (11).
Perth Rental Prices and Median Days
The rental prices and median days remain very stable with little increase. In late June, the weekly rental price averaged $685 for houses and $650 per week for units. The median barely changed, sitting at 16 days in early June.
Rental prices remained fairly steady from $680 and $650 per week for houses and units respectively in March to $685 for houses and $650 for units in late June. The little to no rental growth has protected demand for rental properties, allowing the median days to remain fixed at 16.
Back in December 2024, the median weekly rent was $650 for houses and $620 for units per week, with 15 days to rent. As such, the mild increase of about 5%, probably caused by the Perth market’s affordability ceiling predicted by Reiwa, has continued to keep the property rental market steady.
Conclusion
Ultimately, the Perth rental market has been steady lately. As a result, the number of days to rent has remained mostly consistent, and demand has remained strong.
This trend that has persisted for months now presents an opportunity for Perth property owners and landlords to adjust their pricing based on market dynamics.
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