New data from Domain shows that Sydney's median price for rental houses stayed at a record $750 in June 2024.
While renters are experiencing some relief with increases weakening around the country, this is still a 7.1 per cent jump on June 2023, and the highest median rent among the country's capitals.
So, what does the Sydney average house rental get you around Australia?
Continue through the gallery to find out.
This two-bedroom, one bathroom home in Croydon in Sydney is an example of what's available for $750 a week in the country's dearest rental market.
Described as a "hidden gem" behind closed doors, the semi-detached property includes air-conditioning and built-in wardrobes.
The nearby bus-stop is a "short drive" to local amenities.
The median house rental rate in Melbourne is $580 a week, so this is an idea of what $750 gets you - three bedrooms and one bathroom in a "family-friendly" Hampton neighbourhood.
The "updated" kitchen included a "brand new cook top, plenty of storage space and dishwasher".
Images also showed an expanse of yard with lockable sheds.
This three-bedroom, two-bathroom Annerley townhouse is an example of what $750 a week can cover in Brisbane, where the median rental is $630.
As well as a downstairs bathroom and extra storage, the property boasts a large deck with views over the suburb.
Leasing agents dubbed a rear courtyard "perfect for barbecues".
This picturesque two-bedroom, one-bathroom stone cottage is for rent in North Adelaide.
The lease price starts at $745 a week, with the heritage-listed property already furnished and equipped.
The private courtyard garden has automatic irrigation.
This Casey home in Canberra includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two parking spots.
The "dream kitchen" includes a breakfast bar, gas cooktop, new oven and dishwasher.
Each of the bedrooms has built-in wardrobes.
This two-level townhouse can be rented for $750 a week in Stuart Park, Darwin.
As well as an in-ground pool the property has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The master-bedroom opens to a private balcony overlooking the courtyard.
The 1920s Federation-era residence of "Montmelic" can be rented in Mount Stuart, Hobart, for $750 a week.
With a whopping five bedrooms and two bathrooms, the leasing agents recommend its use for large families or even as a share house.