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Highest rental yield for houses in Melbourne

Gross rental yield is a year of median rent divided by the median house price. These are the 40 highest for a 3-bedroom house in Melbourne. A high yield can mean lower prices or thin data, so check the number of sales and leases before reading much into it.

Highest rental yield for houses in Melbourne
#SuburbRent a weekChange over a yearMedian house priceGross yield
1Collingwood$950+6.7%$1,270,0004.3%
2Broadmeadows$506+4.3%$675,0004.1%
3Cranbourne$550+5.8%$737,5004.0%
4Melton$420+2.4%$565,0004.0%
5Hampton Park$550+5.8%$730,0004.0%
6Pakenham$530+6.0%$725,0003.9%
7Heidelberg West$6000.0%$811,0003.9%
8Hastings$595+8.2%$780,0003.8%
9Dandenong$560+1.8%$780,0003.7%
10Epping$530+6.0%$750,0003.7%
11Richmond$990+4.2%$1,373,0003.7%
12Roxburgh Park$506+4.3%$741,0003.7%
13Werribee$4600.0%$682,8003.7%
14West Melbourne$853+0.4%$1,440,0003.7%
15Carlton$950+6.1%$1,502,5003.7%
16Windsor$975-0.5%$1,485,0003.6%
17Sunbury$490+6.5%$737,8003.6%
18Craigieburn$500+4.2%$730,0003.6%
19Carrum Downs$560+7.7%$840,0003.6%
20Deer Park$470+6.8%$714,0003.6%
21Fitzroy$1,100+10.0%$1,760,0003.6%
22Narre Warren$550+5.8%$800,0003.6%
23Abbotsford$950+6.7%$1,510,0003.6%
24Whittlesea$510+2.0%$799,0003.5%
25Dandenong North$530+6.0%$840,0003.5%
26Hoppers Crossing$4600.0%$720,0003.5%
27Sydenham$480+4.3%$755,0003.5%
28Frankston$570+3.6%$881,0003.5%
29Fawkner$551+4.0%$880,0003.5%
30Brunswick East$880+3.5%$1,433,0003.5%
31Gladstone Park$530+6.0%$800,0003.5%
32South Melbourne$950-4.5%$1,650,0003.5%
33Noble Park$550+3.8%$830,0003.4%
34St Kilda$9500.0%$1,600,0003.4%
35Lalor$510+4.1%$775,0003.4%
36Footscray$640-1.5%$890,0003.4%
37St Albans$470+6.8%$743,3003.4%
38Boronia$590+9.3%$884,0003.4%
39Brunswick$850+3.0%$1,350,0003.4%
40Glenroy$551+4.0%$950,0003.4%

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