Weymouth South is a settled south Auckland neighbourhood where nearly half of all households are renters, underpinning consistent tenant demand. Indicative gross yields range from 3% to 3.6%, with a median weekly rent of $650, offering investors a clear picture of cash-flow potential in this pocket of Manurewa.
Analyse a Weymouth South propertyMedian weekly rent in Weymouth South from MBIE tenancy bond records (2025-12, 3-month period). Real lodged-bond data — not estimates.
Indicative gross yield range of 3%–3.6% uses the rent against the Auckland median sale price of $1,000,000. Net yield is lower after rates, insurance, management and maintenance.
From the Stats NZ 2023 Census. Rental demand indicators that shape tenant pool and vacancy.
With 48% of households renting and a median age of 37, Weymouth South attracts a broad mix of working families and established professionals. The suburb's median household income of $101,100 points to a tenant base with solid financial capacity, which can support consistent rent collection and lower vacancy risk.
The rental market here is active across a range of property sizes. The median weekly rent sits at $650, while the lower-to-upper quartile range of $570–$700 per week indicates relatively tight pricing — meaning most rentals cluster within a predictable band, useful for benchmarking prospective acquisitions.
Indicative gross yields in Weymouth South range from 3% to 3.6%, calculated against the Auckland median price of $1,000,000. Investors who source properties below that city-wide median price point, or who can achieve rents at the upper quartile of $700 per week, will sit towards the stronger end of that yield range.
As with all Auckland suburbs, investors should stress-test cash flow against mortgage rates, property management fees, insurance, and rates before committing. Yield compression is a real risk if purchase prices rise faster than rents, so tracking both sides of the equation regularly is essential.
Weymouth South presents a stable rental proposition backed by a high renter proportion of 48% and a healthy median household income of $101,100. The indicative gross yield range of 3%–3.6% is broadly in line with wider Auckland metrics, meaning investors are buying into a proven rental market rather than a speculative one.
With a population of 3,750 and a median age of 37, the suburb's demographic profile suggests ongoing demand from working households — a steady foundation for long-term rental income.
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