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CoreLogic launches powerful database

3 May 2018

One of CoreLogic’s most powerful datasets is now available for purchase Report Store which allows users to find out details of property market performance.

Market Trends is an Excel datasheet that delivers thousands of detailed data points about property sales, median values, median prices, sales price changes, listing volumes and rental information all broken down by houses and units that can be sorted and ranked by users. 

Market Trends is available at a Capital City level, Local Government (Council) level , and Suburb Level at either a state or national level. 

​“Market Trends is one of CoreLogic’s most powerful datasets because it is completely flexible and highly detailed allowing users to really get into the details of property market performance,” said Tim Lawless, Research Director at CoreLogic.

“Until now, it was only available as an annual subscription which put it out of reach price-wise of property investors and smaller businesses but adding it into Report Store means it can be quickly purchased as a one-off dataset.”

The data inside Market Trends for suburbs and local government updates every month around the 12th of the month while capital cities data updates at the end of each month. 

Mr Lawless said one of the most powerful ways to use Market Trends was to use filters to rank the data from highest to lowest.

“Using this method, it’s possible to do things like identify the top performing suburbs for rental yields or capital growth and then compare that to other important data points to see how consistent the performance is,” he said. 

CoreLogic Market Trends is available for purchase on the CoreLogic Report Store. Prices are dependent on the level of access. 

To see the depth of data available and pricing for Market Trends, click on: 

Suburb Data: http://store.corelogic.com.au/market-trends-suburb-data
Local Government Level: http://store.corelogic.com.au/market-trends-lga
Capital Cities: http://store.corelogic.com.au/market-trends-capital-cities