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We make property data simple. Suburb Data shows you where demand is strongest so you can invest with confidence. Our DSR3 algorithm finds high-growth, low-risk suburbs using real supply vs demand metrics. Join Damien & Jeremy as they bust myths, expose bad advice, and break down what really matters in property investing.
suburbdata hosts Suburb Data with Damien & Jeremy, a business show with 78 episodes published.
In episode 57, We break down the latest June 2026 market data across the Australian property landscape, focusing on what is actually changing and what still looks largely the same. We walk through the capital cities for
In episode 56, Damien and Jeremy answer listener questions on some of the most common issues facing property investors right now, including affordability, capital growth, market cycle timing, yield trends and when it may
Episode 22 examines the claim that investors need to adapt their strategy every time the market changes. We show that while market conditions can affect timing and decision making, they do not change the core principles
Episode 22 examines the claim that investors need to adapt their strategy every time the market changes. We show that while market conditions can affect timing and decision making, they do not change the core principles
In Episode 55, Damien and Jeremy unpack what the latest Suburb Data figures are showing across the Australian property market. They walk through the capital cities for both houses and units, covering changes in values, D
Episode 21 challenges the idea that bigger land automatically means better capital growth. We explain why block size on its own can be misleading and show that what really matters is the land to asset ratio, which measur
Episode 20 tests the advice to buy at the bottom of the market. We show how hard it is to identify a true bottom in real time, and why flat periods can drag on for years or produce false signs of recovery. Using historic
Episode 19 challenges the idea that desirable areas are always in high demand. We explain the difference between appeal and true market demand, showing that prices rise when buyers have both the desire and the capacity t
Episode 18 challenges the advice to buy under the suburb median. We explain why the median has nothing to do with what an individual property is worth, and why real value is determined by recent sales of similar properti
Episode 17 tests the claim that public housing hurts capital growth. Using census data from 2006 to 2021, we compare suburbs with low and high levels of public housing and find no meaningful difference in long term price
In this episode, we break down the 2026 Federal Budget and what the proposed tax changes could mean for property investors, renters and first home buyers. We examine the planned changes to negative gearing and capital ga
Episode 16 tests the claim that cheap property markets are the riskiest in tough times. Looking at five national market corrections across the past 45 years, we group markets by price and compare how they performed when
In this episode we challenge the idea that a 2 or 3 percent vacancy rate is the sign of a balanced rental market. Using national data, city level comparisons and long term vacancy and rent growth trends, we show that tod
Episode 14 examines the belief that infrastructure projects drive capital growth. Using long run ABS data, project level case studies and a review of more than 120 individual projects, we show that most infrastructure ha
Episode 13 asks whether time-in the market beats timing the market. We test a simple trading simulator that times entry by buying when Market Cycle Timing is high and times exit by selling when MCT normalises. The simula
Episode 12 argues for a short term, data led focus. Most outperformance happens in bursts, long term leaders tend to revert, and rotating into the next tight market can beat buy and hold even after costs. We show how mod
Episode 11 shows why long term outperformance is a myth. National multi-decade historical data shows extremes fade. Markets converge to the long-term average. The growth leaders of the past become the laggards of the fut
Episode 10 dismantles the idea that strong past growth predicts strong future growth. We show why backtesting single properties is misleading, explain that features set price rather than growth, and reveal a clear invers
Episode 9 debunks the idea of the knockout bid at auction. We show why large, dramatic jumps do not scare bidders who still have room in their budget and why the highest budget wins, not the boldest call. Clear examples
Episode 8 busts the myth that you make money when you buy. We show why purchase is a cost-heavy entry point with stamp duty, conveyancing, inspections, time and often repairs, so returns come from holding through capital
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