Weekly Market Pulse
A snapshot of the highest-yielding, most affordable and tightest-vacancy suburbs nationally, refreshed weekly.
Open Market Pulse →A clear snapshot of every state and major city market — median prices and gross rental yields built from government price and rent records, not guesswork. Use it to see where the money goes further, then drill into the suburbs that fit your strategy.
Average median house price and gross rental yield across the suburbs we track in each state, with a credible-sample filter applied. Open a state to see its highest-yielding suburbs ranked.
1802 suburbs tracked across New South Wales.
Explore NSW suburbs →759 suburbs tracked across Victoria.
Explore VIC suburbs →1071 suburbs tracked across Queensland.
Explore QLD suburbs →549 suburbs tracked across Western Australia.
Explore WA suburbs →557 suburbs tracked across South Australia.
Explore SA suburbs →198 suburbs tracked across Tasmania.
Explore TAS suburbs →103 suburbs tracked across Australian Capital Territory.
Explore ACT suburbs →102 suburbs tracked across Northern Territory.
Explore NT suburbs →Zoom into a city's suburbs — capital metros and the regional centres investors actually search for.
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Rankings and studies built from government price, rent and demographic records — affordability, rental stress, yields and more.
The cheapest suburbs in Australia by median house price — with current rent and gross rental yield — ranked from government data.
Read the study → StudyThe suburbs delivering the strongest gross rental yields in Australia, ranked from government price and rent data.
Read the study → StudyThe residential suburbs with the lowest reported crime rates in Australia, ranked from official crime statistics.
Read the study → StudyThe Australian suburbs where median rent claims the biggest share of local household income — the textbook rental-stress measure, ranked from government data.
Read the study → StudyThe Australian suburbs where median rent takes the smallest share of local household income — where a pay packet stretches furthest on rent, ranked from government data.
Read the study → StudyThe Australian suburbs with the highest median household income, ranked from ABS Census data — with each suburb's median house price for context.
Read the study → StudyThe Australian suburbs where the largest share of households rent rather than own — a map of the country’s deepest rental-demand markets, from Census data.
Read the study →A snapshot of the highest-yielding, most affordable and tightest-vacancy suburbs nationally, refreshed weekly.
Open Market Pulse →Every state's top suburbs by gross rental yield, ranked from the same government-sourced dataset.
View leaderboard →Filter by strategy, yield, price and renter demand to build a research shortlist in minutes.
Open Suburb Scout →Figures are averages across the suburbs PropertyScoutAU tracks in each area, drawn from public and government datasets (ABS, state Valuer-General and rental-bond records) and may be estimated, delayed or incomplete. Market trends are research support only — not financial, legal, tax or investment advice. Always verify current figures and do your own due diligence before buying.