Average rent in Clayfield, QLD — 2026

Clayfield runs roughly with the Queensland state median — renters typically pay $350/week, close to the $359/week state baseline (ABS Census 2021). Most households here own (55% are owners or paying off a mortgage) and only 43% rent. Separate houses dominate the housing stock (37%), which gives the suburb a quieter, family-leaning feel — borne out by a median age of 37 and a population around 10,754. The most common occupation is Professionals, and 27% of residents were born overseas. Clayfield is 7km from Brisbane, and rent trajectories here tend to track the state average rather than running ahead of it — but state rent indices have moved since 2021, so double-check against the live figure above.