Services
What we do, and what you get
Every service is built on public data we are licensed to use, and every figure we give you says where it came from. If you hold or license other data, we can work it in.
Market signals
A short brief each time new lending, lending-standards and arrears data is released.
- New home lending by state, owner-occupiers and investors (ABS, quarterly)
- Bank lending standards: interest-only, high loan-to-value and high debt-to-income loans (APRA, quarterly)
- Home-loan and commercial property arrears (APRA, quarterly)
- A plain-English reading of what changed and why it may matter
For investors, financial advisers and buyer's agents.
Research on request
A specific question about a market, a region or a segment, answered with the working shown.
- Postcode population, household incomes, rents and mortgage repayments (ABS Census 2021)
- Lending and credit trends, and how today compares with the history
- Maps of suburbs and lots (NSW Spatial Services)
- Every figure sourced and dated, ready for a file or a committee paper
For investment committees and advice.
Your data, monitored
Bring the data you hold or license. We connect it to public data and tell you what changes.
- Portfolios, registers, site lists and lease schedules
- Data you license from a provider, used under your licence
- A regular email of what moved
- Your data stays yours and is never published
For funds, lenders, councils and agencies.
Straight about the data
What we cannot answer yet
We work from public data we are licensed to use for this. That covers lending, lending standards, arrears, credit, the 2021 Census and suburb geography. It does not cover what individual homes sold for, or what they rent for today: the NSW datasets that hold those are licensed for non-commercial use only.
We asked the NSW Valuer General on 23 September 2026 whether we may publish statistics derived from the sales data, and it answered on 24 September 2026: the data may be analysed for non-commercial purposes, and commercial use requires a paid licence, which we do not hold. Its licensing is under review, and we have asked that the review consider aggregate statistics. We will say here if that changes.
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