Free tool · Data as at July 2026
Suburb snapshot
225 Australian suburbs with live market data loaded: typical price, rent, yield, growth and vacancy. To be clear, this is information, not a shortlist. We don't run a fixed screen, and the right market for you depends entirely on your strategy. Search any suburb, browse the lot, no sign-up to look.
Not loaded? Type it anyway. Any suburb in the country, pulled and emailed free, usually same day, through the form below.
Houses, all bedrooms · July 2026
Typical house price
Typical rent per week
Gross rental yield
Price growth, last 12 months
Growth per year, 10 year average
Vacancy rate
Yield is gross: rent times 52, divided by price, before any costs. The cash flow calculator turns it into a real weekly number. Data sourced from HtAG Analytics.
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This is the one-screen version. The full report adds 10 years of growth, vacancy, days on market and the supply coming through, plus my honest read on whether the area stacks up. Same research we run before we buy anything for a client.
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We'll pull the full numbers for it and email them through, free, usually same day. And once you've asked, it gets added to this page for good, so you're improving the tool for the next person.
Free · Written by hand · One per person
Want the full report on the area?
The snapshot is six numbers on one suburb. The full report is the council area around it, properly written up: price, rent, yield and vacancy, growth over 1, 3, 5 and 10 years, days on market and demand, the supply coming down the pipe, the projects actually being built, and my honest read on whether it stacks up. Same research we run before we buy anything for a client.
It is free and there is no email sequence afterwards. One per person, because each one takes real time and licensed data. All I ask is that if it lands, you take the fifteen minute call at the end of it and let me show you what the next level down looks like.
Name, email and phone. I write these by hand, one per person, and the conversation afterwards is the only thing the report costs.
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All 225 suburbs with data loaded.
Data sourced from HtAG Analytics.
Click a column to sort, click a row for the snapshot. A dash means that metric sits in the full report for that suburb, not on the free page.
| Suburb | State | Typical price | Rent/wk | Gross yield | 1yr growth | 10yr avg | Vacancy |
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Fair questions
What you're actually looking at.
Where does this data come from?
Licensed suburb-level market data (HTAG), the same source we use for client research. Typical prices and rents are all-bedroom house figures as at July 2026. It's a snapshot, not a live feed, and we refresh it quarterly.
Why these suburbs and not mine?
Coverage, not judgement. These are the suburbs people have asked about plus the ones we research most, and the list grows with every request. If yours isn't here, that's not a verdict on it. Ask through the form and we load it onto the page, usually within a business day, and you get the full written report on the council area around it.
What does a good rental yield look like?
Honestly, there's no magic number, and yield on its own is a trap. Some of the best growth markets in the country run yields in the low 3s, and the highest-yield towns on this page are often single-industry markets where the growth history tells a different story. We'd take the growth. Look at both columns together and decide what your strategy needs.
What's in the full report?
It's a written report on the council area: price, rent, yield and vacancy, growth over 1, 3, 5 and 10 years, days on market and demand, the supply coming down the pipe, the funded projects being built, and a straight read on whether the place stacks up, including the numbers that cut against it. Free, one per person, written by hand. We do it at the area level because that's the level the decision actually gets made at, and because a suburb without the city around it tells you almost nothing.
Is this financial advice?
No. It's data with honest labels on it. What you buy, where and when depends on your finances, strategy and risk tolerance. Get advice on your own situation before acting.
General information only, not financial or investment advice. Figures are suburb-level typical values for houses as at July 2026 and will move. A snapshot can't see street quality, flood maps, zoning or the contract, which is where deals are actually won and lost. Get advice on your own situation before acting.
Six numbers is a start. It isn't a strategy.
We narrow 15,000 suburbs to the top 5 for each client, then find the street and the property. If you'd rather skip the spreadsheet years, that's a call.