Perth Property Market Rental Trends September 2025
If you own a rental property in Perth, understanding the dynamics of the Perth property market is at the heart of any strategic decision for maximising your return on investment.
In our monthly Perth property market rental review for September 2025, we provide you with the key insights and trends that define the market, enabling you to make informed decisions.
Number of Perth Property Market Listings and Rentals
According to Reiwa, in the last week of September, Perth’s property market saw strong rental activity, with 485 houses and 198 units leased.
The current supply stands at 1,478 houses and 585 units, bringing the total number of available properties to 2,063. The close gap between properties rented out and those available highlights a healthy balance between supply and demand in the Perth rental market.
Median Prices in the Perth Rental Market
Staying informed about Perth’s median rental prices helps you keep your rates competitive and in line with current market trends.
For house rentals, 2-bedroom houses have averaged $595 per week, while 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom houses have hovered around $675 and $730 per week, respectively.
As for unit rentals, 1-bedroom units are renting for about $580 per week, 2-bedroom units for $650, and 3-bedroom units for $750.
Among the top-performing suburbs, North of the river, Perth (14), East Perth (14), and Maylands (13) were the frontrunners.
South of the river, Baldivis (24) ranked first, followed by South Perth (11) and Gosnells (10).
Perth Rental Prices and Median Days
Rental prices and median days on market have remained relatively stable, showing slow but consistent growth over recent months.
As of early October, the median weekly rental price reached $690 for houses and $650 for units per week, with 16 days to rent. Back in July, median rents were $680 for houses and $650 for units, with vacant properties spending around 17 days on the market.
Looking back to April 2025, median weekly rents were $680 for houses and $650 for units, with a median of 16 days to rent.
This slight 0%-1.5% price increase reflects the steady nature of Perth’s rental market.
Overall, the under-2% rise suggests that the market has effectively balanced affordability and supply, absorbing new listings through gradual rental growth and maintaining a healthy supply-demand ratio.
Conclusion
In summary, Perth’s property market remains stable, maintaining steady demand through modest price growth. Median days on market have held consistent in recent months, and rental prices have seen only slight increases, a sign of a balanced and resilient market.
With stability like this, now is the perfect time to review your property’s performance and ensure you’re maximising your returns.
Get a free, customised rental appraisal from HERE Property’s local experts to see where your property stands in today’s market.
