Cost of Living Australia: Rent Prices

What kind of house can you rent for $300 per week in Australia? or What about $500? $600? And $400? In this vlog I go house and apartment hunting in Melbourne Australia and do a home tour of different rental properties. Most of these prices are also similar to those in other cities such as Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide, Tasmania and Perth. Sydney is a bit more expensive. Enjoy

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[martinberwanger]

useful, very very useful...completely easy to understand. Thank you! your videos are the MUST for everyone planning to stay in Australia.

[mahakaalkalikavatar]

2nd one is also good for a family or 4 students can share the rent and can save the money and can have a huge place for them as well. Last 1 bed apartment is also good for a couple or single person since all the amenities are there!!
Loved your video sis I never thought that melbo is so beautiful, And now I saw it with the help of your camera lens!!
We are sydney orientated people so never thought about other city in OZ so far.thanks for showing around.

[Clovis]

Imma moving to Melbourne soon so this video was fulla info needed, & I appreciate your work keep it up💪💯

[KeryBarkyNonni]

Just discovered your channel. Your videos are so helpful 👏🏾

[suhasc]

4th Apartment: even while watching felt claustrophobic

[gersonadr]

This was super helpful!! I'd totally apply for the $300 next to Victoria's market, cheers

[ub]

In my opinion, the third apartment with the gym and pool is really nice for single person.

[amosteo]

Thank u for ur videos! Very informative

[joanescriva]

this video is ideal when someone wants to inspect a property! For me, the last apartment is the best ☺

[shontellepayne]

Love u videos ❤ showing Melbourne for what it is 😍

Ohhhh how I miss living close to the city!
I lived in Southbank when I first came here for 6 months (super $$$$) but then I moved to Kensington where I stayed for 9 years - closeby but much cheaper than the inner /inner east (like south yarra even)

I had a HUGE 2 bedroom 2 bathroom NEW apartment for $450 pw (also they never once increased the rent!)

I live way out in the suburbs now I am married and we built a house ect but if I was younger and single, choosing from what u have shown, I would go for South Yarra or close to the VIC markets 😍 (so close to my old work on Errol street!)

[abbyvera]

Thank you for this. really appreciate.

[abdulaiparkson]

Am so grateful thanks for your time and effort really appreciate you I like 👍 the studio

[dalesmith]

I'm paying $300 per week in Bundaberg QLD for a small two bedroom duplex unit that was built in 1989. some units are even more and average house rents are $550 and upwards a week, there is a rental crises here which isn't helping with driving up prices due to a housing shortage.

[desivlogchannel]

Hi . Thank u for sharing .. positif informed.

[theghost]

I have found in many cases it is actually cheaper to pay off a mortgage than it is to rent. I was paying roughly $500 per week with a mortgage, while renting can be anything between $600 - $1000 per week in some area's.

[brunobris]

they are all worth it. though for someone new to australia, the studio apartment is a bit affordable.

[ahmedezz]

Very helpful video for new immigrants 👍👍

[leonmatilainen]

Doncaster, outer suburb, middle suburb more like, ringwood to Croydon starts to be outer. Inner is anything up to camberwell, boxhill being middle

[rothaarwhitebeard]

Hi, thanks for this video.

How is it about with tenancy agreements and quitting it? Is it possible to get an agreement flexible or only some weeks or do i have to agree for a long time fixed term?

[spooky_leftist]

These are nice! AUD$300wk is cheaper than the cheapest apartments in California, and you have to rent very old buildings for that.