Date range
The period measured and the date published must both be visible. A quarterly result, rolling period and single recent month answer different questions.
Market reports
A useful report tells you the dates, source, number of records, method and limitations before it tells you what to think.
Updated 24 July 2026 · Written by Joshua Khoury

Publication standard
No full market report is currently published in this section. This page sets the standard each future report must meet instead of presenting placeholder data.
The period measured and the date published must both be visible. A quarterly result, rolling period and single recent month answer different questions.
Registered transactions, asking stock, rental evidence and direct observations should be named separately because each describes a different part of the market.
The number of records, inclusions, exclusions and calculations should be explained in plain English so the reader can judge the strength of the result.
Missing condition, plot, view, property type or occupancy may weaken a comparison. Small or mixed samples should not be presented as a precise rule.
A conclusion should explain the practical next step for each reader, without turning area-wide data into an unsupported valuation of one home.
How to read a report
Market data provides context. Your decision still depends on the exact home and the alternatives available now.
Separate price, transaction count and available supply. A change in one does not automatically explain the others.
A different mix of villas, apartments, sizes or conditions can move an average even when comparable individual homes are stable.
Check the individual position, condition, occupancy and current competition before using a report in an offer or pricing conversation.
Tell me what you are deciding. I will help identify the relevant period, source and limits before drawing a conclusion.