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Highest rental yield for units in Melbourne

Gross rental yield is a year of median rent divided by the median unit price. These are the 40 highest for a 2-bedroom unit 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 units in Melbourne
#SuburbRent a weekChange over a yearMedian unit priceGross yield
1Carlton$670+3.1%$377,00010.3%
2Murrumbeena$570+4.8%$502,5008.6%
3Docklands$763+5.2%$566,5007.5%
4Abbotsford$695+3.0%$530,0007.1%
5Footscray$560-1.8%$487,0007.1%
6Prahran$650+8.3%$535,5007.0%
7Burnley$700+2.9%$478,8007.0%
8Melbourne$735+2.1%$490,0007.0%
9Parkville$670+3.1%$440,0006.8%
10Kensington$560+7.7%$500,0006.6%
11St Kilda$630+5.0%$525,0006.6%
12South Yarra$700+2.9%$533,0006.4%
13Southbank$720+2.9%$590,0006.3%
14Windsor$650+8.3%$587,0006.3%
15West Melbourne$660+1.5%$580,0006.2%
16Box Hill$610+1.7%$537,5006.1%
17North Melbourne$660+1.5%$570,0006.0%
18Flemington$560+7.7%$490,0005.8%
19Fairfield$575+5.5%$490,0005.8%
20Richmond$700+2.9%$557,5005.8%
21Brunswick East$625+4.2%$548,5005.7%
22Collingwood$695+3.0%$579,8005.7%
23South Melbourne$700+2.9%$587,0005.4%
24Hawthorn$600+3.4%$600,0005.4%
25St Kilda East$575+4.5%$585,0005.4%
26Ascot Vale$550+5.8%$635,0005.3%
27Moonee Ponds$550+5.8%$621,5005.2%
28Fitzroy$750+3.4%$750,0005.2%
29Roxburgh Park$470+4.4%$512,5005.2%
30Carnegie$595+3.5%$450,0005.2%
31Port Melbourne$745+7.2%$729,0005.2%
32Doncaster$595+3.5%$651,0005.2%
33St Kilda West$643+4.6%$575,0005.2%
34West Footscray$475+2.2%$392,5005.2%
35Brunswick$600+4.3%$618,0005.1%
36Fitzroy North$690+10.4%$601,5005.0%
37Malvern East$600+3.4%$657,5005.0%
38Sydenham$450+4.7%$549,0005.0%
39Brunswick West$500-1.2%$475,0005.0%
40Hawthorn East$610+3.4%$618,0005.0%

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