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National Housing Data
A clear view of local housing supply, demand and affordability
We provide a detailed, location-specific view of Australia’s housing stock, supply pipeline, dwelling types and affordability trends. We curate and combine housing data from diverse, trusted sources, including ABS building approvals and Census, to show how housing demand and supply in an area are changing, and what that means for affordability.
BENEFITS
What makes our National Housing Data unique?
An integrated housing story
We combine diverse and trusted data sources including zoning, approvals, completions, sales, listings, rental and Census data offering a holistic picture of housing.
Spatially aligned to planning geographies
Our housing data is aligned to local government planning geographies to ensure a shared and consistent evidence-base across government, business and community.
Track supply and demand in real time
With affordability overlays to get the complete picture of housing trends and identify gaps between what’s needed and what’s available.
Align policy, funding and land use with demand
Purpose-built to support housing strategies, investment plans and planning scheme reviews, and help developers identify and supply the housing needs of a community.
METRICS
What metrics does our National Housing Data include?
.id’s National Housing Data includes:
- Dwelling types and stock composition over time
- Tenure trends – owners, renters, social housing and investor profiles
- Development pipeline monitoring – approvals
- Affordability thresholds by income bands and household types (families or singles)
- Spatial housing stress mapping – rental/mortgage vulnerability hotspots
- Development capacity and infill potential aligned to zoning
- Value of residential construction
maintenance
How our National Housing Data is maintained
Our National Housing Data is updated annually by integrating data from trusted sources including ABS and Census data and real-time sales and rental data from PropTrack. Our modelling adjusts for shifts in population, development trends and policy conditions to ensure relevance and reliability.
industries
Which industries use our National Housing Data?
Local Government
For housing strategies, affordable housing policies, and planning scheme reviews
State Housing and Planning Agencies
For demand modelling and growth strategy alignment
Urban Planners & Developers
For feasibility studies and precinct planning
Community Services & Social Impact Teams
To assess unmet housing needs and localised housing stress
Utilities (Water & Energy)
To understand growth staging and plan infrastructure aligned with housing demand
Emergency Services
To model where new housing will generate service need, especially in growth corridors
Retail & Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
To assess catchment viability and household trends
HOW TO ACCESS
How to access our National Housing Data
Government Tools
Our Government Tools gives users access to the proprietary datasets maintained by .id through a suite of intuitive online tools.
See the our Housing Data in action in our Housing Monitor online tool, or get in touch.
Demand Analytics Data & Services
.id’s Demand Analytics Data and Services are underpinned by our unique datasets, accessed via in-house feed or online platform. Forecasts are available in spatial visualisation tools or as a flat data file.
Consulting Services
Got a bespoke project? Tap into our datasets including the National Housing Dataset via our tailored consulting services for government and business. Get in touch to discuss your needs.
Government Tools
Our Government Tools gives users access to the proprietary datasets maintained by .id through a suite of intuitive online tools.
See the our Housing Data in action in our Housing Monitor online tool, or get in touch.
Government Tools
Our Government Tools gives users access to the proprietary datasets maintained by .id through a suite of intuitive online tools.
See the our Housing Data in action in our Housing Monitor online tool, or get in touch.
