Browse property data across Australia.

Australia’s population now stands at just under 28 million, with most residents clustered along the eastern seaboard and in the five metropolitan centres of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. The nation is a federation of six states,New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Tasmania,and two self‑governing mainland territories, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory, each with its own parliament and premier or chief minister.

Housing is largely concentrated in these coastal capitals, where the rental sector supports a sizable urban market and property prices rank among the world’s highest, contributing to affordability pressures despite Australia’s high per‑capita income. The economy is anchored by abundant natural resources and a well‑developed trade network,China alone absorbs roughly 40 % of exports,while a dominant services sector (about 71 % of GDP) and a growing industrial base drive growth and sustain the high demand for both ownership and rental dwellings.