Ask a property question. Get an answer from the data, not a guess.
General-purpose assistants answer Australian property questions from whatever was on the internet when they were trained. Ours reads the same database that powers every Microburbs report — and shows you the numbers it used.
Included with your Microburbs account.
What people ask it
The questions that used to take four tabs
Compare
“Compare Zetland and Alexandria on yield, vacancy and new supply.”
Two suburbs, five metrics, one answer — rather than opening two reports and holding the numbers in your head.
Value
“What is 12 Smith Street worth, and what sold nearby recently?”
An automated valuation with its confidence range, plus the comparable sales it leaned on, so you can see whether to trust it.
Check
“Is this address affected by flood or bushfire? What is the zoning?”
Mapped risk overlays and planning controls for the specific title, not an average for the postcode.
Shortlist
“Find Brisbane suburbs under $900k with yields above 4% and falling vacancy.”
The Suburb Finder’s full filter set, driven by a sentence instead of a form.
Why the answers are different
A general assistant has read about Australian property. This one queries it. Every answer comes from the same records behind our suburb and property reports — collected daily, covering every address in the country — so it can tell you a median that is current rather than one that was true when a model was trained.
When it does not have something, it says so. That is the point of grounding it: a number you can check beats a confident sentence you cannot.
Ask it something hard
Pick a suburb you know well and see whether it tells you anything you did not already know.