This kind of transparency is exactly what’s been missing in the property market for so long. Buyers often feel at a disadvantage, especially when price histories are hidden or constantly shifting based on emotion or urgency from sellers. Tools like the Home Discounts Report really help level the playing field by giving buyers a clear sense of whether they’re actually getting a fair deal or not.
Interestingly, I’ve seen a similar trend happening overseas, especially in places like the South of France where I’ve been following the market closely. Over there, properties that have been listed for months without much movement often end up being significantly reduced, and smart buyers who wait it out can secure great deals, especially in high-demand areas like the French Riviera. Sites like Living On The Cote d'Azur help highlight these opportunities with up-to-date listings and local insight that make the research process much smoother for international buyers.
Overall, whether in Australia or abroad, access to price history and time-on-market data is becoming more critical for making informed decisions. It’s good to see more tools and platforms taking the side of the buyer for a change.
