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RP Data has highlighted the suburbs across Australia with the most expensive median weekly rent for units.
The suburb of North Fremantle in Perth, WA, took out the number one spot for most pricey rental units, with a median weekly advertised rent of $750.
North Fremantle is located approximately 15 kilometres south west of Perth.
Based on the median unit price and the weekly rental rate, the indicative gross rental yield for a North Fremantle unit was 4.1 per cent over the year to May 2014.
Milsons Point in North Sydney, NSW, came second with a median weekly advertised rent for units of $740.
Milsons Point is located three kilometres north of the Sydney CBD and the indicative gross rental yield for units in Milsons Point was recorded at 3.2 per cent over the 12 months to May 2014.
In third place, Clovelly in Sydney, NSW, has a median weekly advertised rent of $700.
The beachside suburb of Clovelly is located eight kilometres south east of the Sydney CBD and the indicative gross rental yield for a Clovelly unit was 4.2 per cent over the year.
The suburbs rounding out the top 10 are detailed below:
Burswood, Victoria Park, Perth, WA
Median weekly advertised rent: $695
Balmain, Leichhardt, Sydney, NSW
Median weekly advertised rent: $680
Breakfast Point, Canada Bay, Sydney, NSW
Median weekly advertised rent: $680
Fairlight, Manly, Sydney, NSW
Median weekly advertised rent: $675
Pyrmont, Sydney, Sydney, NSW
Median weekly advertised rent: $663
Double Bay, Woollahra, Sydney, NSW
Median weekly advertised rent: $660
Bondi, Waverley, Sydney, NSW
Median weekly advertised rent: $650
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