Residential Rental Properties & Holiday Accommodation

Melbourne South East

Melbourne, with a population of more than three million, is Australia's second largest city. It is regarded as the cultural and fashion capital of Australia and renowned for its fine restaurants. It is a true multicultural city with more than one quarter of Melbourne's inhabitants born overseas. The city is extremely racially tolerant and very easy to work and live in. Visitors enjoy a warm and friendly reception.

On this site you can find available residential homes for rent or any kind of rental property, such as apartments, houses, fully furnished or unfurnished units, rooms, villas, townhouses, commercial for lease, holiday and share accommodation, short and long term rentals, flat, studio, private leases, pet friendly rentals and granny flats. Oz Rentals is a dedicated property search site for use by homeowners, landlords, managers, real estate agents, property management companies & others that want an affordable and effective way to find tenants fast. Rental properties Australia wide when looking for an apartment for rent, permanent or short stay rentals, house, townhouse, unit, villa to let, flats, rooms, commercial for lease, holidays or share accom.

Melbourne is undergoing a lifestyle revolution whereby more and more people are electing to live within a few kilometres of the CBD. This is resulting in the transformation of docklands and older inner-city areas into brash new residential areas.

Although Melbourne sprawls around much of Port Phillip Bay, the main focus for visitors is the Yarra River, which, with its resplendent Victorian bridges, forms the southern parameter of the CBD. The river separates the city from the Southbank development and the parklands that surround the Royal Botanic Gardens. The Crown Entertainment Complex, accommodating the Southern Hemisphere's largest casino, is situated on the banks of the Yarra.

South of the Yarra River is St Kilda Road, a nine-kilometre boulevarde lined with office buildings and English plane trees. To the west of St Kilda Road is Albert Park Lake, which hosts the Australian Grand Prix. The boulevarde runs up to St Kilda, a bayside suburb once the haunt of prostitutes and drug addicts. St Kilda, famous for its Acland Street cake shops, has seen a remarkable resurgence over the past 20 years and is now one of Melbourne's most fashionable areas to live and visit.

Although Melbourne has a good metropolitan train system, it is envied by city administrators the world over for its excellently laid out tramway system. A mix of new and old trams grace a network of tram tracks that stretch far out into the suburbs. The city even has a commercially run tramcar restaurant that runs along the more interesting tram routes.

Melbourne South East Suburbs

Victoria Regions (VIC)