Average rent in Kinglake, VIC — 2026

Kinglake is part of the Murrindindi council area and sits 54km out from the Melbourne CBD, with around 4,204 residents at the 2021 ABS Census. Renters here typically pay $306/week, which is below the Victoria median of $363/week. About 5% of households rent — the rest are owners or paying down a mortgage.

$306/wk

ABS 2021 Census median

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Suburb at a glance

Population
4,204

ABS 2021

Median age
42
Distance to Melbourne
54 km
Households renting
5%
Separate houses
99%
Flats / apartments
0%
Born overseas
10%
Top occupation
Technicians and Trades Workers
LGA
Murrindindi

Renting in Kinglake

Kinglake sits below the Victoria median, with the typical renter paying $306/week — 16% less than the state-wide $363/week baseline (ABS Census 2021). The suburb skews owner-occupied: 91% own outright or with a mortgage, and only 5% rent. Housing stock is dominated by separate houses (99%), with limited high-density development. Population sits at 4,204, the median age is 42, and the most common occupation is Technicians and Trades Workers. 10% of residents were born overseas. Kinglake is 54km from Melbourne, often putting it outside the inner-ring rent pressure zone — though state-level rent indices show the 2021 baseline is now meaningfully out of date. Your reported figure above gives the live read; the Census number anchors the historical baseline.

Frequently asked questions

What's the median rent in Kinglake?+
Based on ABS Census 2021 data, the median weekly rent for households in Kinglake, VIC was $306. Where renters have submitted recent reports through RenterSay, the live figure shown above reflects post-2021 changes. State rent indices like CoreLogic and Domain suggest the 2021 baseline is now several years stale — treat it as the historical anchor, not the current asking price.
How does Kinglake rent compare to Victoria?+
The Victoria state median weekly rent was $363 at the 2021 Census, while Kinglake came in at $306 — 16% below. Kinglake sits 54km from Melbourne, and rent tends to scale roughly with CBD proximity, transit access, and dwelling type mix (which here is 99% separate houses and 0% flats).
Which suburbs near Kinglake have lower rent?+
Nearby suburbs with lower median rents than Kinglake's $306/week (ABS 2021) include Newcomb - Moolap, Melton, Yea. Golden Plains - South, Castlemaine, Dandenong - North sit above. Bear in mind that lower nominal rent doesn't always reflect better value once you factor in commute time, transit access, and housing condition — the rent submission form below lets you contribute to the live picture for your area.

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