Find your next home with Aussie. Effortlessly track your home's value Property purchasing education From first home buyers to seasoned investors, keep across all things in the property purchasing space. Property listings are rising. What it means for home buyers Property listings are rising, giving some buyers more choice and time to negotiate, but affordability remains a key challenge. Will the negative gearing changes make rentvesting more or less attractive? More Australians are considering rentvesting as affordability pressure and proposed tax changes push buyers to rethink where and how they enter the market. How to boost your borrowing power before buying your next home Thinking about upgrading your home? With the average new mortgage in Australia now over $659,922, knowing how to increase your borrowing capacity is essential. How buying your second home is different to buying your first Buying again gives you more levers to pull and chances to get caught out. It's not just about how much you can borrow. Why rightsizing is taking over downsizing in Australia Understand how rightsizing is not just about finding a smaller place anymore. 10 myths about your first home loan From credit scores to low deposits, let’s set the record straight. How to upsize to a bigger family home: Your step-by-step guide Outgrown your current home? Here’s how to plan your next move, from borrowing power and equity to buying, selling and bridging. Your guide to reading the property market like a pro Ready to buy? Here’s how to know you’re buying smarter, not just sooner How to buy off-market property before anyone else sees it Why these properties never hit the listings and how to find them. How to own property sooner: Unconventional paths to homeownership in Australia Learn more about the unconventional ways first-home buyers can own a property. Understanding taxes when buying and selling a home in Australia Your guide to taxes when buying and selling your property in Australia Buying a tenanted property? Here’s what every owner-occupier needs to know Understanding lease agreements, inspection challenges, and how Aussie can help you move in faster. A guide to buying off-plan homes Learn more about the off-plan buying process, along with the pros & cons of buying off the plan and some key considerations. What $1 million buys you around Australia in 2026 A $1 million budget can buy very different homes across Australia. Here's what that money could get you in each capital city in 2026. Could waiting to buy a home cost you in the long run? More buyers are waiting in 2026. But delaying a purchase may come with costs of its own. Everything you need to know about strata fees Who pays it, what does it cover and how much can you expect to pay? We help to break it down for you. Frequently asked questions There are several resources you can use to research properties and the Australian property markets. If you're interested in learning more about a property, including value estimates, number of bedrooms, bathrooms and car spaces as well as sales and rental history, try Aussie's Property Report. If you'd like to learn more about property market updates, you can also access Aussie's property reports . If you'd like to browse properties for sale or for rent, real estate websites are a great resource. Reputable property data and analytics websites are a valuable resource to have if you're interested in property trends and predictions. If you're interested in investing in property , there are several factors to consider to make the right decision for you. Your local Aussie Broker can help break things down for you and answer any questions you might have. These factors include: Location, neighbourhood trends, proximity to facilities and future developments Market trends such as property prices, rental yield and market supply and demand Economic factors such as unemployment rates and interest rates Regulatory considerations like zoning regulations and taxation policies Property considerations such as condition, property valuations and comparable sales The loan options and interest rates you may be eligible for Resale potential and market liquidity Legal considerations such as title and ownership Property management including maintenance costs A property value report provides you with details, including the current market value about properties that you might be interested in buying or selling. Aussie's Property report provides information on:

Property value estimates (as well as ranges) Property information such as the number of bedrooms, bathrooms and car spaces Images and floorplans Rental and sales history To get a better idea of how much your home might be worth, get your house value estimate using Aussie's Property Report tool above. Simply enter your address above to get your free report. The biggest factors influencing home value include location, the condition of the property, local amenities (such as schools, shopping, and public transport), and market demand. Other key influences are recent sales in the area, the property's size, and future developments or infrastructure projects nearby. Economic conditions and interest rates can also play a significant role in driving property values up or down. Yes, our property report provides detailed insights, including median house prices for suburbs. This allows you to compare different areas and get a clearer picture of the property market trends in the suburbs that interest you. You'll have access to historical data and current figures to help you make informed decisions about property value and growth potential. To find good suburbs for investment, look for areas with strong growth potential and a high demand for rental properties . Research factors like population growth, planned infrastructure projects, proximity to schools and public transport, and employment opportunities. It's also useful to review historical property price trends and vacancy rates to understand how the market has been performing. Our property report offers a detailed look at these key metrics to help guide your investment choices. Suburb growth is influenced by a combination of factors, including population growth, new infrastructure developments (such as roads, public transport, and commercial projects), economic conditions, and government policies. Proximity to employment hubs, schools, and lifestyle amenities can also drive demand and growth. Additionally, the availability of housing and affordability play significant roles in shaping the future growth of a suburb. Important Information Loan terms of between 1 Year and 40 Years are available subject to lender and credit criteria. Maximum comparison rate will not exceed 14.99%. Any calculations or estimated savings do not constitute an offer of credit or a credit quote and are only an estimate of what you may be able to achieve based on the accuracy of the information provided. It doesn’t take into account any product features or any applicable fees. Our lending criteria and the basis upon which we assess what you can afford may change at any time without notice. Savings shown are based on user inputted data and a loan term of 30 years. All applications for credit are subject to lender credit approval criteria. ^Individual lenders may charge fees to the customer. Multiple applications within a short period can lower your credit score and make you appear as a riskier borrower to lenders, which may impact your ability to secure favourable loan terms when you’re ready to buy. This information is supplied by Lendi Group Services Pty Ltd (ABN 44 162 394 881) and related entities on behalf of RP Data Pty Ltd trading as CoreLogic Asia Pacific Australian Copyright Notice © Copyright 2026. Cotality and its licensors are the sole and exclusive owners of all rights, title and interest (including intellectual property rights) subsisting in the Cotality Data contained in this publication. All rights reserved. CoreLogic Disclaimer While Cotality uses commercially reasonable efforts to ensure the Cotality Data is current, Cotality does not warrant the accuracy, currency or completeness of the Cotality Data and to the full extent permitted by law excludes all loss or damage howsoever arising (including through negligence) in connection with the Cotality Data. 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