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Tasmanian rents rise in September quarter, with North West hardest hit.

Posted on Wednesday 27 November 2019

Median rents for Tasmania rose by 1.8% for the latest quarter and 9% for the least 12 months. The largest rises for the quarter were seen in the North West region, while the largest annual rises were seen in the Southern region. For detailed statistics on rents in regions and urban centres, as well as Tasmania as a whole, see the latest addition of Tasmanian Rents.

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