Coverage at a glance
Suburbs tracked
12,000+
Active listings
110k+
Matched sold records
14,000+
Valuation benchmarks
4
Updated
Daily / weekly
Coverage
All of Australia
History
Multi-year time series
Cost to use
Free for journalists
We combine property-market records with our own matching, deduplication, and valuation blending. Our methodology explains the major calculations.
Story ideas and quotable analysis
Original analyses PropRadar has published, each of which can be quoted with attribution. If you need working numbers, a suburb cut, or a chart for a deadline, contact us.
Valuation Accuracy Tested Against 14,000 Sold Prices
Four algorithmic valuation approaches benchmarked against matched sold prices. MAE 6.82%-11.24%. All four show systematic +1.7% to +4.4% optimism bias. Asking prices beat all four as sold-price predictors (5.52% MAE).
Do Properties Sell Above Asking in Australia? 19,764 Sales Analysed
43% of Australian properties sell above asking. Auctions average +3.84% vs guide; private sales average -0.70%. Western Australia is the outlier at 87% above asking.
Where Property Prices Are Rising and Falling
WA and QLD continue to screen strongly for growth, while major-state conditions remain uneven. Price-bracket and suburb-level results vary materially, so current tables should be checked before quoting a number.
Australia's Highest DSCR Suburbs at 6.5% Rates
Only 15% of Australian suburbs achieve DSCR >= 1.0 at current mortgage rates across 12,000+ tracked suburbs. Tasmania leads at 34% of suburbs DSCR-positive; NSW bottom at 7%.
Auction vs Private Sale: Which Gets Sellers More?
Auctions average +4.39% above asking, 69% sell above. Private sales average -0.40%, 35% sell above. Auction premium is biggest for villas and duplexes (scarce types).
Positive Cashflow Properties Under $500K
At 6% mortgage rates, properties generally need mid-single-digit gross yields for DSCR to work. Sub-$500K suburbs still screen best for cash flow, with regional QLD prominent in current rankings.
What we can help with
Attribution & citation
Journalists are welcome to quote any PropRadar data or analysis with attribution. Preferred citation:
PropRadar (propradar.com.au): Australian property investment data platform.A link to the specific article or suburb page is appreciated where relevant.
Brand
PropRadar, also searched as "Property Radar" or "Property Radar Australia". Registered entity: PropRadar Pty Ltd.
Logo and brand assets available on request.
Get in touch
For custom data pulls, journalist queries, embargoed pre-publication analyses, or on-record comment, email us at press@propradar.com.au. We aim to reply within 24 hours during Australian business hours.
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