Average rent in Auburn - Central, NSW — 2026
Auburn - Central is part of the Cumberland council area and sits 17km out from the Sydney CBD, with around 19,487 residents at the 2021 ABS Census. Renters here typically pay $450/week, which is above the New South Wales median of $424/week. About 49% of households rent — the rest are owners or paying down a mortgage.
$450/wk
ABS 2021 Census median
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Suburb at a glance
- Population
- 19,487
- Median age
- 31
- Distance to Sydney
- 17 km
- Households renting
- 49%
- Separate houses
- 45%
- Flats / apartments
- 45%
- Born overseas
- 65%
- Top occupation
- Labourers
- LGA
- Cumberland
ABS 2021
Renting in Auburn - Central
Auburn - Central runs close to the New South Wales median rent of $424/week, with renters paying around $450/week (ABS Census 2021). What separates Auburn - Central from the state norm is its renter density — 49% of households are renters, well above the typical owner-occupier mix. The suburb's dwelling stock is mixed: 45% separate houses and 45% flats or apartments, suggesting a transitional profile where higher-density development has filled in around an established residential base. Population is around 19,487, the median age is 31, and the most common occupation is Labourers. 65% of residents were born overseas. At 17km from Sydney, Auburn - Central typically sees more rental turnover than owner-heavy suburbs at the same price point — useful context if you're comparing applications across nearby areas.
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