Rent in Banyule vs take-home pay

The median rent for a new lease in Banyule (VIC) was $580 a week in the June quarter 2026. On an $80,000 salary you take home $1,227.46 a week, so that rent would take 47% of your pay.

Median rent as a share of take-home pay

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HomeRent a weekOf take-home

What each type of home costs

Median weekly rent for new leases, June quarter 2026, as a share of take-home pay (single income)
HomeMedian rentOn $60kOn $80kOn $100kSalary for rent under 30% of pay
All homes$58060%47%39%$101,000
1-bedroom unit$46548%38%31%$81,000
2-bedroom unit$55057%45%37%$96,000
3-bedroom house$65067%53%44%$113,000

A common guide is that rent above 30% of your gross income is "rental stress". In Banyule, keeping the median rent under that line takes a salary of about $101,000, or a combined household income of that much if you rent with someone.

Nearby areas in Greater Melbourne

AreaMedian rentOn $80k
Maribyrnong$58548%
Moonee Valley$57547%
Cardinia$57547%
Darebin$59048%
Hobsons Bay$59048%
Frankston$59048%
Merri-bek$59548%
Casey$59548%
Nillumbik$60049%
Maroondah$60049%

Cheaper nearby: Moonee Valley ($575), Cardinia ($575).

Based on 758 new leases in Banyule in the June quarter 2026.

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Rent data: Homes Victoria, Rental Report: quarterly median rents by local government area (June quarter 2026), CC BY 4.0 (DataVic), Homes Victoria (source). Median weekly rent for new leases. Take-home pay is our calculation with the ATO's 2026–27 withholding formulas.