Christchurch Central-West

An SA2-2019 statistical area in Christchurch City, Canterbury, from the official rental-bond data.

All rentals, all sizes

$535median /wk

Half of rents fall between $460 and $571 a week.

54 bonds lodged in the quarter · Apr–Jun 2026

The median weekly rent across all rentals in Christchurch Central-West is $535 for Apr–Jun 2026, from 54 bonds lodged that quarter. That is up 0.9% on a year earlier. The table below has the median, quartiles and bond count for each property type and size.

Every published cell · Apr–Jun 2026

Christchurch Central-West rent by property type and size

Median weekly rent in Christchurch Central-West by property type and bedrooms, Apr–Jun 2026
HomeMedian /wkMiddle halfBonds lodged1 yr
All rentals$535$460–$57154+0.9%
1-bedroom homes$500$418–$55036+16.3%
2-bedroom homes$565$538–$60312+0.9%
3-bedroom homesNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
4-bedroom homesNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
5+ bedroom homesNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
Apartments, all sizes$540$450–$57515+5.9%
1-bedroom apartment$328$169–$4456-16.5%
2-bedroom apartments$565$543–$59012+0.9%
3-bedroom apartmentsNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
Flats, all sizesNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
1-bedroom flatNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
2-bedroom flatsNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
3-bedroom flatsNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
4-bedroom flatsNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
Houses, all sizes$530$460–$57033-1.9%
1-bedroom house$510$460–$55330
2-bedroom housesNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
3-bedroom housesNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
5+ bedroom housesNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
Rooms, all sizesNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)
1-bedroom roomNot published this quarter (fewer than 5 bonds)

Published medians and quartiles for bonds lodged in Apr–Jun 2026, from MBIE's detailed quarterly rental-bond data. "1 yr" is the change in the median over the past 12 months.