Suburb Rental Report: Waterloo, NSW 2017 (2025)
Overview
Waterloo is a vibrant inner-city hub just minutes from Sydney CBD and the University of New South Wales (UNSW). With modern apartments, excellent public transport, and a young, multicultural community, it’s a top choice for international students and newcomers seeking convenience and lifestyle.
Average Rent Prices (2025)
Studio Apartment: $620 per week
1-Bedroom Apartment: $710 per week
2-Bedroom Apartment: $870 per week
Shared Room: $310–$380 per week
Waterloo offers a mix of brand-new high-rise developments and mid-range apartments. Its proximity to UNSW and the city centre means listings move quickly, with strong competition.
Many renters choose Waterloo for its balance of modern living and access to parks, cafes, and gyms.
Transport & Location
Green Square Station and multiple bus routes
10 minutes to the city
Easy access to UNSW, UTS, and TAFE campuses
Suburb Vibe & Lifestyle
Trendy, walkable, with an urban feel
Popular with students, young professionals, and creatives
Cafes, supermarkets, and outdoor spaces like Waterloo Oval and Gunyama Park
Who Is This Suburb Best For?
UNSW students and professionals working in the CBD
International students looking for a well-connected base
Renters seeking modern, secure apartments
Waterloo’s Rental Demand & Competition
High turnover and strong demand year-round
Listings are snapped up quickly
Group applications are common for shared apartments

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Disclaimer: Rental prices are estimates based on publicly available listings as of 2025 and may vary. Availability and approval are not guaranteed. Find My Home provides application support and guidance but does not act as a licensed real estate agent or guarantee housing outcomes.