How to find all past sales in your suburb

Hi, would anyone know if there is a way to find all past home sales in your suburb.
I had a look at real estate.com.au and a lot of the previous sales are not listed there, including my own property.

 

To what benefit?

There is on advantage knowing that property A sold for 50% less than the identical house next door If you don't know the reasons eg divorce, partial transfer, desperate vendor, poor agent or possibly next door had a desperate buyer, great agent, non-conforming DA granted.

There is too much info If you want to analyse an entire suburb not just a few selected streets.

Sales dating back years ago can be irrelevant to the current cycle.

 

Thanks Scott.

Im looking for specific recents sales in my suburb. The properties were advertised at prices above the median and I wanted to see what they were actually sold for.

 

This site Australia Home Sold Price, Property Sales Data, Victoria, New South Wales, Sydney, Canberra, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth

Otherwise RPdata / Pricefinder etc. if you can get access to a subscription. Try searching the
Information Resources & Tools section of the forum.

 

Ksou.cn is a quick, easy to use (and free) site!

I like how they've protected themselves from any legal action by having a chinese domain

 

whoa .. was not aware that ksou had a huge ton more than re.com and domain.com

 

How do we use the site? I can't see any English and I'm a little rusty on my Mandarin...

 

ksouhouse.com
or
house.ksou.cn

 

Liking this site thanks Mason

 

FYI be careful about this site, some of the data is wrong (ie wrong details of bedrooms, bathrooms, wrong floor plans). For each prop, do a compare vs onthehosue/ realestate.com to vet the info is correct or not.

I have spent 10 minutes looking at some local sales, and found such error on 3 separate properties.

 

Was it a life or death situation or did you need to research via a check method?

You paid for the quality of information that you received.

 

Pardon? I am simply providing some helpful advice to folk to be aware that its not 100% accurate. Yes its free and generally a good service.

No need to troll mate.

 

I have found sold prices are not always accurate. For a specific sale you can cross check with domain and re.com.au

 

Thanks both of you - good to know!

 

Just saying that it's better to validate your info than to rely on a single source. You don't do all your due diligence based on free stats. Who knows, Domain & real-estate may have used the same erroneous download.