Renting a house in Silverdale costs more than renting in Stanmore Bay. Tenancy Services bond data for 1 April to 30 September 2026 shows a median rent of $750 a week for a three-bedroom house in Silverdale against $650 in Stanmore Bay, a gap of $100 a week or $5,200 over 52 weeks. Four-bedroom houses are $860 and $750.
How much does a house cost to rent in Silverdale compared with Stanmore Bay?
Tenancy Services builds its Silverdale market rent figures and its Stanmore Bay (Whangaparāoa) market rent figures from the rent recorded when a bond is lodged. The table shows the median weekly rent for houses in the six months to 30 September 2026.
| House size | Silverdale ($ a week) | Stanmore Bay ($ a week) | Gap over 52 weeks ($) |
| 2 bedrooms | 600 | 550 | 2,600 |
| 3 bedrooms | 750 | 650 | 5,200 |
| 4 bedrooms | 860 | 750 | 5,720 |
The middle half of homes sits in a range. For three-bedroom houses, Tenancy Services shows $680 to $791 a week in Silverdale (61 bonds) and $560 to $700 in Stanmore Bay (453 bonds). Silverdale’s two-bedroom figure rests on only 24 bonds, so treat it as a rough guide.
What does the higher rent mean for the bond?
A landlord who charges a general bond can ask for no more than four weeks’ rent, Tenancy Services says. At the median rents above, the money needed before moving in differs as follows.
- Two-bedroom house: $2,400 in Silverdale, $2,200 in Stanmore Bay.
- Three-bedroom house: $3,000 in Silverdale, $2,600 in Stanmore Bay.
- Four-bedroom house: $3,440 in Silverdale, $3,000 in Stanmore Bay.
A tenant choosing between the two suburbs for a three-bedroom house therefore faces about $400 more in bond and $5,200 more in rent over a year. Whether the extra is worth it depends on the home and the tenant’s priorities.
How long does a Hibiscus Coast rental take to lease?
Ray White Silverdale’s property management team advertised 34 residential rentals in Silverdale and Stanmore Bay between 11 May and 5 November 2026 (each property counted once). The table shows the Stanmore Bay homes already leased.
| Home | Advertised rent ($ a week) | Median days listed |
| 3 bed, 15 leased | 675 to 780 | 28 |
| 4 bed, 5 leased | 760 to 800 | 38 |
Across the 20 Stanmore Bay houses leased, the median time listed was 32 days: 5 leased within 14 days and 10 within 30 days, but the two slowest each took 137 days. Another 8 Stanmore Bay homes were still advertised on 11 November, after 83 to 156 days. Not every rental goes quickly.
Our advertised rents for three-bedroom Stanmore Bay houses ($675 to $780, median $710) sit above the $650 Tenancy Services median. The two measure different things: ours are asking rents on a small group of homes managed by one office, while Tenancy Services reports the rent recorded on every bond lodged in the area over six months. Other websites quote different Silverdale and Stanmore Bay medians again because they mix property types and sources, so check what a figure covers before relying on it.
The sample is small and concentrated in a few Stanmore Bay streets, so it is one slice of the market and does not replace the Tenancy Services medians. Our Silverdale sample is too small to compare: one house leased and two were still advertised.
How should a landlord or tenant check a rent before agreeing it?
- Open the Tenancy Services market rent tool and choose the suburb, dwelling type and bedroom count.
- Look at the number of bonds and the quartile range, not just the median.
- Compare with advertised homes of similar age, condition, parking and outdoor space.
- Write down the date and source of every figure you rely on.
Tenancy Services warns that the figures are a guide and should not be used alone to set the rent of a particular property. It also says that the latest month is left out because bonds can be lodged up to 23 working days after a tenancy starts.
What if the rent goes up during the tenancy?
Tenancy Services rules on rent increases say a landlord can raise the rent only 12 months after the tenancy started and 12 months after the last increase, with at least 60 days’ written notice. The law does not cap the amount, but a tenant paying a lot more than similar homes can negotiate and, if the landlord declines, apply to the Tenancy Tribunal.
For example, a Stanmore Bay landlord moving a three-bedroom house from $650 to $700 adds $50 a week, or $2,600 over 52 weeks. The four-week bond rises from $2,600 to $2,800, so a top-up of up to $200 may be requested and must be lodged within 23 working days.
Who can help with a rental figure for your home?
If you own a house in Silverdale or Stanmore Bay and want a rent that reflects your property, Zephyr Feng, a property manager at Ray White Silverdale, can talk you through it, and you can request a rental appraisal. Tenants can see the homes we currently manage on our rental listings page, though those are only a part of what is available on the Coast.
Stephanie, a customer, wrote about Zephyr in a Google review of Ray White Silverdale around July 2026: “Zephyr has been absolutely incredible, I’ve never had a property manager who acts so promptly and with as much consideration before. Absolutely lovely to deal with as well. Thank you”
Source: Google review of Ray White Silverdale, shown by Google as 4 months old on 12 November 2026 (around July 2026), read on Google Maps.
To speak to the team, call Ray White Silverdale on 09 309 6868 or use the form below.
Sources
- Tenancy Services, Market rent in Silverdale (Silverdale), 1 April to 30 September 2026, accessed 12 November 2026.
- Tenancy Services, Market rent in Stanmore Bay (Whangaparāoa), 1 April to 30 September 2026, accessed 12 November 2026.
- Tenancy Services, Market rent explained, last updated 4 November 2026, accessed 12 November 2026.
- Tenancy Services, Rent increases and reductions, last updated 29 July 2026, accessed 12 November 2026.
- Tenancy Services, Charging a general bond, last updated 29 June 2026, accessed 12 November 2026.
- Ray White Silverdale property management listings (Ray White listings database, advertised rent and days listed), data refreshed 11 November 2026.
Published by Ray White Silverdale on 12 November 2026. Tenancy Services market rent data is Crown copyright, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 New Zealand.