by The Landlord
The data compares the average of six-month rolling median rent prices to February this year compared to the same period the year before.
Three-bedroom homes in Birkenhead had one of the biggest rental increases over that time, with prices up 10% on the year before.
One-bedroom properties in Manukau posted an increase of 11% and Howick one-bedrooms were up 12%. But that is likely due to the relatively small number of bonds received for those properties.
Four-bedroom properties in the city centre had the biggest fall, down 18%. That is also likely due to the small number of those properties being rented.
The bays, from Mission Bay to St Heliers, Grey Lynn, Pt Chevalier and Remuera all posted 7% year-on-year growth. Ponsonby recorded 9% year-on-year rent growth.
Takapuna two-bedroom properties also showed strong year-on-year rental growth, up 9%.
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