Suburb intelligence · Australia · updated weekly

Every suburb.
Three numbers.
Zero guessing.

Growth, risk and stability, scored the same way for all 15,300 Australian suburbs, so a 74 in Perth means exactly what it means in Hobart.

Growth 70+ 50–69 Below 50 15,300 suburbs, week of 7 Sep 2026. Stylised view.

The three scores

86

Growth

How strong the evidence for near-term price growth is. Momentum, demand and scarcity, weighted by ten years of predictive testing.

48

Risk

Exposure to downside: oversupply, single-industry employment, volatility, flood and fire zones. Lower is safer.

75

Stability

Ten years of consistency: smaller drawdowns, steadier rents, less churn. The number long-term holders read first.

03The method

Millions of records in. No black box in between.

Nine metrics per score, each weighted by how well it has predicted 12-month price movements over the past decade. The weights are published. The misses are audited yearly, in public.

Read the full methodology
Sales momentum
18%
Listing scarcity
15%
Rental demand
14%
Days on market
12%
Infrastructure investment
11%
Jobs access
10%
Population growth
8%
Income growth
7%
New supply pressure (−)
5%
Growth score weights · re-fitted January 2026
04Who uses it

Who uses PropNinja

“I shortlisted three suburbs in an afternoon. The comparison view replaced the spreadsheet I had maintained for two years.”
Sarah R.Investor · two properties
“Clients want a reason for every recommendation. I hand them a scorecard and walk through what drives each number.”
Daniel M.Buyers' agent · Brisbane
“I had no idea if 2.8% vacancy was good or bad. The benchmarks answered questions I did not know how to ask.”
Aisha T.First-home buyer · Melbourne
15,300suburbs scored 40+data sources Weeklydata refresh 9published weights
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