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What we have, and what we do not

Every state and territory, what each publishes, and why Western Australia, the Northern Territory and the ACT are empty. Covers all eight states and territories.

What we have, and what we do not

A coverage claim maintained by hand is a coverage claim that eventually goes stale, so this table is built from the database on every deploy. It separates three things a single tick would hide: published here, held but not yet surfaced, and genuinely absent.

Jurisdiction Rent Sale price Yield Rent history Areas
New South Wales ✓ published ✓ published ✓ published Sep 2017 → Jun 2026 5,612
South Australia ✓ published ◐ held ◐ held Jun 2008 → Jun 2026 2,117
Queensland ✓ published ◐ held — Mar 2012 → Jun 2026 4,086
Victoria ✓ published ◐ held — Mar 2000 → Sep 2025 4,018
Western Australia one Census night only, not a series — — — — 2,172
Tasmania ✓ published — — no value series Dec 2016 → Jun 2026 938
Australian Capital Territory one Census night only, not a series — — — — 265
Northern Territory one Census night only, not a series — — — — 369
null — — — — 1

Built from the database on every deploy, not maintained by hand. Published means the figures are on this page. A yield needs both a rent and a sale price, so where a jurisdiction publishes rents but no openly licensed sale-price series we show no yield rather than one built on a value we would have to model. Western Australia, Tasmania, the Northern Territory and the ACT hold a single 2021 Census figure each, which is a point rather than a series; a tested conversion from it to a bond basis failed, and is documented rather than shipped.