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Australian suburb property markets

Suburb-level analytics across 15,301 suburbs, 88 regions and 8 states/territories — median prices, rental yields, capital growth, supply pressure and ownership economics, refreshed monthly.

15,301Suburbs

2,638Postcodes

88Regions

8States & territories

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Highest sales demand right now

Top 100 · by market velocity

The 100 suburbs where homes are being absorbed fastest relative to what’s for sale — the tightest buyer markets in the country this month.

Highest rental demand right now

Top 100 · by rental velocity

The 100 tightest rental markets — where listings are leased fastest against available stock, the strongest signal of renter competition.

Browse by state or territory

8 jurisdictions

ACTAustralian Capital Territory120 suburbs · 1 regions NSWNew South Wales4,540 suburbs · 28 regions NTNorthern Territory303 suburbs · 2 regions QLDQueensland3,229 suburbs · 19 regions SASouth Australia1,695 suburbs · 7 regions TASTasmania773 suburbs · 4 regions VICVictoria2,943 suburbs · 17 regions WAWestern Australia1,698 suburbs · 10 regions

What’s inside every suburb report

Prices & growth

Median house and unit prices with 12-month capital growth, across eight property segments.

Rental yields

Gross rental yields, median weekly rents and rent growth — the income side of every market.

Supply & demand

Months of supply, absorption and the market-velocity demand read that drives the rankings above.

Days on market

How long homes take to sell or lease, and how that’s shifting year-on-year.

Ownership economics

Mortgage-vs-rent ownership premium — whether a suburb favours buyers or renters.

Neighbourhood & demographics

Nearby comparable suburbs, schools, and the ABS Census profile of who lives there.

Every Australian suburb, A–Z

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Frequently asked questions

How often is the suburb data updated?

Every month. After each release we recompute median prices, rental yields, days on market, supply pressure and demand for all 15,000+ suburbs from the latest sales and rental records.

Which suburbs are covered?

Every covered residential suburb across all eight Australian states and territories — over 15,000 suburbs spanning thousands of postcodes, browsable by state, region or alphabetically below.

Where does the data come from?

Market metrics are computed from de-identified residential sales and rental listings; demographic context comes from the ABS 2021 Census. Each suburb report shows the sample size behind its numbers, and our methodology is published in full.

What does “sales demand” and “rental demand” mean?

They rank suburbs by a market-velocity index — how quickly stock is being absorbed relative to what is available. A high index means buyers (or renters) are competing for limited listings, the clearest sign of a tight, in-demand market.

Is it free to use?

Yes — you can open and read suburb reports for free. A subscription unlocks unlimited reports plus premium analytics like neighbourhood comparisons and supply dynamics.