Housing

Housing rental payments

About this topic

Housing rental payments show the weekly rent reported by households that rent their dwelling. It is a direct measure of current housing cost for renters and is not affected by home equity or mortgage history.

This topic is useful for understanding rental affordability and potential housing stress, especially when read with household income and tenure. Raw rental amounts are not directly comparable over time because of inflation, so rental quartiles are better for comparing change.

Interpretation notes

  • This topic applies only to households that rent their dwelling and records weekly rent for the dwelling counted on Census night.
  • Raw rent ranges are not directly comparable over time because inflation and market conditions change.

Key insight

In 2021, $150 to $199 was the most common rent band among households renting their home in Kimba, accounting for 42.9% (27 households). This share was similar to Kimba (DC) (42.7%).

Section overview

Weekly housing rental payments

Kimba - Households (Enumerated)

This table summarises housing rental payments for Kimba in 2021 for persons, with comparison against Kimba (DC).

Chart view

Weekly housing rental payments snapshot

2021 distribution by category for Kimba, with comparison markers for Kimba (DC).

Kimba
Kimba (DC)

Less than $100

2021 count

6

% of total

9.5%

$100-$149

2021 count

19

% of total

30.2%

$150-$199

2021 count

27

% of total

42.9%

$200-$249

2021 count

4

% of total

6.3%

Not stated

2021 count

7

% of total

11.1%

Data table

Housing rental payments for Kimba. Weekly housing rental payments. 2021 counts and percentages compared with Kimba (DC).

Housing rental payments for Kimba. Weekly housing rental payments. 2021 counts and percentages compared with Kimba (DC).
Housing rental payments for Kimba. Weekly housing rental payments. 2021 counts and percentages compared with Kimba (DC).
Category2021 count2021 %Kimba (DC) %
Less than $10069.5%8.0%
$100-$1491930.2%25.3%
$150-$1992742.9%42.7%
$200-$24946.3%5.3%
Not stated711.1%18.7%
Total households renting63100.0%100.0%