15,334 suburbs in Australia. How do you know you're looking at the right one? Watch the platform walkthrough below.
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An email address and a password. No credit card, no call, no sales process. You're inside straight away.
Every screen and tool you just watched: the map, the ten layers, compare, the area scanner, the property pin and the report builder. What the free account doesn't show is the data itself. That's the part you pay for.
Buy a block of access from inside the platform. One payment, no subscription, no auto-renew, no card kept on file. Your login just switches on.
Here is what a typical purchase actually spends, and on what.
The roof gets checked. The title gets checked. The building gets insured for a decade. The one decision you can never undo gets nothing.
You cannot renovate your way out of the wrong suburb.
Free to create. No credit card, nothing to cancel.
The whole platform. The map, all ten layers, compare, the area scanner, the property pin and the report builder. Every screen you just watched.
What the free account doesn't show is the data itself. That is the part you pay for. We would rather you saw exactly how it works before deciding whether it's worth anything to you.
Not properly, and we would rather say so now than let you find out later. Brixel is built for desktop. The map, the layers and the reports all need screen space to be worth using.
Make the account here anyway. It takes about thirty seconds, costs nothing, and will be waiting the next time you open a laptop. That is the whole reason there is no card to enter.
No. If you decide to turn the data on, you buy a single block of access from inside the platform. Nothing auto-renews, no card is kept on file, and when the period ends it simply ends.
No, deliberately. Brixel shows you the data and the map. The interpretation and the decision stay with you. Nothing in the platform is financial, investment, legal or tax advice.
Ten layers over the same ground: typical price, yield, five year growth, infrastructure, education, health, transport, shopping, parklands and mining. Behind them sit 28 data fields covering prices, growth, rents, population, ownership and the regional economy.
Population and economics come from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Infrastructure, transport, education, health and retail are compiled from state and local government project registers and operator records. Coverage is not uniform, and where there isn't enough behind a figure we don't show the figure.
A buyers agent charges $8,000 to $20,000, and a large share of that fee is the area research done before you are shown a single property. This is that work, without the fee.
No credit card. Thirty seconds. Open it on a laptop whenever you're ready.
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